Spring

GENE 231: AI FOR BEGINNERS

This course offers a high-level overview of AI techniques, focusing on neural networks and their relevance to generative AI and large language models. Pre-built hands-on exercises introduce core concepts and applications. The curriculum also addresses societal and ethical considerations related to real-world AI use. With an emphasis on healthcare, the course explores the intersection of AI and genetics, highlighting both technological advances and ethical concerns.

CS 521: SEMINAR ON AI SAFETY

This seminar examines key challenges in the design of safe and verified AI-based systems. Topics include verification of AI systems, reward misalignment and hacking, secure and attack-resilient AI, diagnosis and repair, policy and ethics considerations, and AI safety implications in the automotive industry.

MS&E 472: ENTREPRENEURIAL THOUGHT LEADER'S SEMINAR

Learn about entrepreneurship, innovation, culture, startups, and strategy from a diverse lineup of accomplished leaders and entrepreneurs in venture capital, technology, education, philanthropy, and more.

EDUC 229C: LEARNING DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR

Four-quarter required seminar for the LDT master's program. Discussions and activities related to designing for learning with technology. Support for master's project. Theoretical and practical perspectives, hands-on development, and collaborative efforts. This quarter, we conducted several rounds of trials to collect user feedback and drafted our report.

EDUC 215: EDUCATION INTERNSHIP WORKSHOP

This course connects academic learning to real-world experience through structured reflection and guided discussions.