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Course Designed

Course Structure

10 Classes | 2 Hours Each​


(Mix of theory, Python basics, and hands-on projects)

Class 1: What is AI? + Python Setup


Theory:

●​ What is AI? Real-life examples (Siri, Netflix recommendations).


●​ Types of AI: Narrow AI vs. General AI (simple terms).​
Python Basics:
●​ Install Python and Jupyter Notebook.
●​ Print statements, variables, and basic math.​
Project:
●​ Use Google’s Teachable Machine (no-code) to classify images (e.g., apples vs.
bananas).

Class 2: Python Basics for AI


Python Basics:

●​ Data types: strings, numbers, lists.


●​ Simple loops (for loop) and conditionals (if-else).​
Theory:
●​ What is Machine Learning (ML)? Humans vs. machines learning.​
Project:
●​ Write a Python program to guess a number (intro to logic).
Class 3: Machine Learning Basics
Theory:

●​ Supervised vs. Unsupervised Learning (with pizza vs. salad analogy).​


Python Basics:
●​ Libraries: Install numpy and pandas.
●​ Load a dataset (e.g., CSV file).​
Project:
●​ Use pandas to explore a simple dataset (e.g., student grades).

Class 4: Supervised Learning (Classification)


Theory:

●​ What is classification? Example: Spam vs. Not Spam emails.​


Python Basics:
●​ Intro to scikit-learn.​
Project:
●​ Fruit Classifier: Predict fruit type (apple/orange) using size/color data.
●​ Code example:
●​ python
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from sklearn.tree import DecisionTreeClassifier


# Sample data: [[weight (grams), color (1=red, 2=orange)]]
X = [[100, 1], [150, 1], [130, 2], [170, 2]]
y = ['apple', 'apple', 'orange', 'orange']
model = DecisionTreeClassifier().fit(X, y)

●​ print(model.predict([[120, 1]])) # Output: 'apple'


Class 5: Regression & Real-World Data
Theory:

●​ What is regression? Example: Predicting house prices.​


Python Basics:
●​ Plot data with matplotlib.​
Project:
●​ Ice Cream Sales vs. Temperature: Predict sales using linear regression.

Class 6: Unsupervised Learning (Clustering)


Theory:

●​ Clustering explained (grouping similar things, e.g., customer types).​


Python Basics:
●​ Use k-means in scikit-learn.​
Project:
●​ Color Palette Generator: Group similar colors in an image.

Class 7: Neural Networks for Beginners


Theory:

●​ Brain vs. Neural Networks (layers, neurons).​


Python Basics:
●​ Intro to TensorFlow (high-level overview).​
Project:
●​ Handwritten Digit Recognition: Use a pre-trained model to predict digits.
Class 8: AI in Daily Life + Ethics
Theory:

●​ AI in social media, healthcare, and self-driving cars.


●​ Bias in AI: Why some facial recognition fails.​
Activity:
●​ Group discussion: “Is AI good or bad for jobs?”

Class 9: Build a Mini AI Assistant


Python Basics:

●​ Simple input/output, string manipulation.​


Project:
●​ Chatbot: Create a rule-based chatbot (e.g., answers FAQs about weather).
●​ python
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print("Chatbot: Hi! Ask me about the weather.")


user_input = input("You: ")
if "sunny" in user_input:
print("Chatbot: Wear sunscreen!")
else:

●​ print("Chatbot: Check the weather app!")


Class 10: Final Project Showcase
Activity:

●​ Students build a simple AI project (e.g., meme classifier, quiz game).


●​ Present to the class with a 3-slide summary.

Simplified Tools & Resources

1.​ Python Libraries:


●​ scikit-learn (for ML models).
●​ pandas (for data).
●​ matplotlib (for graphs).
2.​ No-Code Tools:
●​ Teachable Machine (Google).
●​ QuickDraw (for fun AI experiments).
3.​ Learning Platforms:
●​ FreeCodeCamp (Python basics).
●​ Kaggle (beginner datasets).

What Learners Will Achieve

●​ Python basics (variables, loops, libraries).


●​ Build 5+ mini-projects (classifiers, chatbots, predictions).
●​ Understand AI’s role in society.

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