AiCE Warp is designed to give prospective students a taste of what it is like to study in AiCE, while helping them to develop important AI and computer engineering skills, and to have fun learning.
Duration:
June 20, 2022 - July 21, 2022.
(5 weeks)
Date and Time:
Every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
5 hours/day, approximately 15 hours/week.
Location
CMKL Campus
Cost of Attendance: 16,000 THB
The program fee can be applied to the application fee for B.Eng. in AiCE program for Fall 2023.
The registration starts:
March 30 - June 10.
This program does not require prior exposure to computer science or programming.
AI engineering is an emerging discipline that focuses on the tools, systems, and processes required to apply artificial intelligence in real-world contexts.
CMKL’s AI and Computer Engineering (AiCE) undergraduate curriculum utilizes a flexible, student-controlled, competency-based approach to guide students toward mastery of the skills required of AI engineers.
The AiCE curriculum allows students to customize their learning paths and measures their accomplishments based on assessment of what they can do (their competencies) rather than on rote knowledge or exams.
Students will choose three out of five competencies that will be offered: Computer Systems, Data Structures, Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning, Immersive Environments (AR/VR) and AI Applications in Computer Vision.
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Here is a sample schedule for one week. The five competencies are abbreviated as CS (Computer Systems), DS (Data Structures), ML (Machine Learning), AR (Augmented Reality), and CV (Computer Vision).
Students have some freedom regarding what sessions they attend. In particular, several lab sessions, for different competencies, will typically be held in parallel, and multiple lab sessions for each competency will be scheduled each week. Thus students can get extra practice if they think they need this. The number of students allowed in each session will be limited, so students will have to sign up in advance. Students can also decide when they want to try the assessment activities.
Who should apply?
All AiCE incoming first-year students are invited to attend the AiCE Warp program.
11th grade students who are considering studying in AI and Computer Engineering are welcome.
Students are not required to have any prior experience with computer science or engineering.
Remarks:
The University reserves the right to adjust the schedule without prior notice, depending on the instructors’ availability and the situation of COVID-19 in Thailand.
There is no refund or cancellation after a student decides to attend our program.
Only students who have completed payment may attend the program.
The University reserves the right to refuse the attendance of the students who do not follow the University’s policies and regulations.
Upon completion of the five-week session,
participants will receive a certification of completion.
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Credits Awarded for Intro to AI Engineering
If they later matriculate in the AiCE program, all their successful assessments will count toward demonstrating competencies and receiving academic credit.
***The 4 credits will be awarded when you successfully complete the modules. The credits can be transferred to satisfy partial course credit requirements for a 12-credit fundamentals of programming course, B.Eng. in AiCE.
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