Ethics and future implications of AI - Aashi Agarwal (Student-led)

This workshop explores the ethical challenges and future market impacts of AI, focusing on privacy, bias, and accountability. Participants will learn how to balance innovation with responsible AI use to shape a fair economic future.

Build AI to Learn AI - BeingAI

Unleash your creativity and curiosity in our "Build AI to Learn AI" workshop! Students will dive into the world of artificial intelligence by building their own interactive, emotionally intelligent AI character (AI being®). No coding required – just bring your imagination! Using our easy-to-use, no-code platform, Creator Studio, you'll guide your AI to think and act, tackling real-world challenges. This hands-on experience is not only fun and engaging but could also be your first step into the fascinating world of AI creation. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to spark your imagination and become an AI creator!

Intro To Internet Of Things - Aryan Rout (Student-led)

Dive into the world of the Internet of Things (IoT) in this immersive workshop. We'll break down how everyday objects are transformed into smart devices through captivating real-world applications. You'll then apply your skills by coding and designing your own circuit. Using the Wokwi Arduino simulator, you'll build, test, and troubleshoot a practical servo motor project. Leave with not just new knowledge, but nifty skills in embedded systems design.

Game Changers - BSD Education

Supercharge creativity in just 1 hour with the BSD Education Game Changers workshop—a fast-paced, hands-on session where students dive into coding, game design, and digital skills. Participants will create real projects, and unlock the core tools of tomorrow’s tech world. Reserve a spot now and transform curiosity into innovation, all in 60 minutes of fun, discovery, and future-ready learning.

A Walkthrough Of The Buffer Overflow Attack- Randy Zhang (Student-led) 

A guided walkthrough of executing a Buffer Overflow attack, often quoted as the "vulnerability of the decade", with low-level insights into its exact mechanism that a hacker would exploit. No abstractions, no handwaving, only C, assembly, and registers. This is the red pill of computer science. Note: A general familiarity with CPU/memory structure and programming with compiled languages (C/C++) is recommended.

ESF Football Fiesta In Microsoft Cloud - Microsoft

AI has become an integral part of our daily lives—especially for work and study. But have you considered how it can spark creativity and keep you stay close to favorite sports? Beyond that, we’ll explore the critical role of cloud computing as the engine driving global innovation, empowering everyone to build and create amazing things right at their fingertips.

Intro to HTML and CSS for beginners - Arshiva Saxena, Aanya Sharma

Intro to HTML and CSS! learn the basics to help build you your own website from scratch!

Ohio Optics: The Eye of Rah - Dr Schnieders (HKU)

This engaging, beginner-friendly workshop introduces computer vision in simple, accessible language with a few meme references along the way. Participants will explore key concepts and enjoy hands-on activities such as a no-code exercise using a webcam to track colored objects, and a simple instructor-led coding exercise in Google Colab to apply filters and basic face detection. The session wraps up with an open Q&A. Open to all — no coding experience needed, just bring your curiosity!

Intro To Python: The Murder Mystery of Amanda - Kylie Lau, Suan Lee, Ying Ling Wong, Janey Xing (Student-led)

Oh no! The police have discovered the dead body of Amanda, a famous influencer… and they suspect it’s a murder! We need your help to crack the case!

In our workshop, we will teach you both basic and advanced Python programming skills so you can decode the clues left on Amanda’s Instagram… the detectives who find the killer will receive a prize!

*NO previous coding experience is needed!

Machine Learning in AI and its applications - Dr. Saxena (CUHK)

This 90-minute interactive workshop introduces school students to the fundamentals of AI, with a focus on engaging, hands-on learning. Students will explore visual AI tools through fun experiments (E.g., image recognition and AI-generated art), followed by an introduction to Natural Language Processing (NLP). The session will cover key NLP concepts, word embeddings, and ethical considerations, helping students understand both the capabilities and societal implications of AI. The workshop emphasises experiential learning, critical thinking, and responsible AI use, inspiring students to explore AI further.

Winning at the Starting Line - Mr Jonathan Wong (University of Birmingham)

Got a game-changing idea? Ever wondered how to turn your passion into a business?

You're invited to a one-hour power workshop on Startup Essentials. We'll break down the first crucial steps to launch your own venture, from validating your idea to building a prototype.

No boring theory. Just actionable techniques to get you started.

Create Your Own Game Using AI- Alexa Santos (Student-led)

Are you interested in how AI works in games? Join us for an engaging workshop where you will dive into the exciting world where machine learning meets game development! You will learn the fundamentals of AI algorithms and how to apply them to create dynamic games in just an hour. Through this workshop, you’ll gain practical experience in creating games that adapt to your movements to enhance the overall gaming experience. No prior programming or AI knowledge is required—just bring yourself, your laptop, creativity and passion for gaming!

Prototyping for hackathons, and other low code solutions - Ms.Das (Poly U))

In a given hackathon, the criteria to judge is, which proposed product makes the most impact. Hence, to stitch together ideas and show a workable solution, a team can use some low code solutions or mockups to put together ideas and demonstrate that in the best way possible just within 2 days. Focus on the quality of ideas shown, work smarter. This might sound the most basic workshop of all, however the most essential to understand what it takes to at least be in finals, from an ex finalist of a few hackathons.

Intro To Pygame: Pong - Isaac Fung, Renfu Deng, Leonardo Zhang, Matt Choi, Oliver Luo (Student-led)

Pong is a classic computer game. In our workshop, students will learn to build Pong using Python and Pygame, a popular game development library. They will receive step-by-step guidance to set up their development environment and create the game. Along the way, we will be providing clear, in-depth explanations of each code segment, ensuring participants understand the game's mechanics. Participants will learn programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, and event handling, alongside traditional game mechanics like collision detection, scoring, and user input. By the end of the session, students will have a fully functional and playable Pong game.

Intro To Internet Of Things - Aryan Rout (Student-led)

Dive into the world of the Internet of Things (IoT) in this immersive workshop. We'll break down how everyday objects are transformed into smart devices through captivating real-world applications. You'll then apply your skills by coding and designing your own circuit. Using the Wokwi Arduino simulator, you'll build, test, and troubleshoot a practical servo motor project. Leave with not just new knowledge, but nifty skills in embedded systems design.