The South Carolina AI4Science Summer Camp is meant to introduce students to AI and scientific discovery with the help of lectures, tutorials, and most importantly hands-on activities. The objective is to actively engage and inspire the students. Students should come in with some Python programming experience, curiosity, and enthusiasm to learn!
This AI4Science summer camp is made possible by the sponsorship of College of Engineering and Computing and College of Arts and Sciences of University of South Carolina (USC) and by our commitment to broad impact efforts as encouraged by the National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) Program under Award 2320292, "Track 2 Acquisition of a High-Performance Computing Cluster for Boosting Artificial Intelligence Enabled Science, Engineering, and Education in South Carolina"
Camp Director: Prof. Jianjun Hu, Prof. Ming Hu
Camp Coordinator: Nicholas Miklaucic
Program staff:
Krystal Dubose
Graduate students:
Nicholas Miklaucic
Lai Wei
Qinyang Li
Rongzhi Dong
Lectures by USC faculty on AI, scientific computing, materials discovery, and high-performance computing
Coding training in Python by instructors, using popular machine learning frameworks
Exercises supervised/mentored by graduate student TAs
Hands-on demos of substantial AI applications developed at USC
In-person classes location:
M. Bert Storey Innovation Center Room 1400 (First Floor)
University of South Carolina
550 Assembly St
Columbia, SC 29201
July 21 (USC):
Arrival time: 9 AM
Departure time: 4 PM
July 22–July 31 (At home on Zoom):
Start time: 9 AM
End time: 4 PM
August 1 (USC):
Arrival time: 9 AM
Departure time: 4 PM
Lunch time: 12–1 PM
The students completing the camp receive a non-credit certificate.
For questions, contact ai4sciencescamp@gmail.com