■ Seminar Overview
Why not start programming in a field you're unfamiliar with, alongside Generative AI?
This seminar is for students who have completed the first half of the Spring Semester "Introduction to Programming" (Hatsu-Pro) or have basic knowledge of Python (numerical calculations, string I/O, control statements, functions, etc.). Participants will experience improving programming efficiency using the Generative AI tool GitHub Copilot. The theme will be IoT, covering the basics of a field called "embedded programming." Using a small computer with Wi-Fi capabilities called Raspberry Pi Pico, participants will build a functional system by combining motors and sensors in a hands-on format. Ultimately, students will bring their own ideas to life. By completing the course, you will be able to run the programs you write in the real world. The lectures will be held in person; students will be required to submit an idea sheet once during the course and are scheduled to present their work on the second day.
【Date and Time】
Wednesday, 8/7 and Thursday, 8/8, 13:00-16:30
Number of sessions: 6 in total (3 sessions per day x 2 days)
【Location】
AIC Lounge, 2nd Floor, Kyoseikan Collaboration Complex, Hiyoshi Campus
【Format】
In-person
※There are no plans for recording or online streaming.
【Requirements】
・Those who want to learn how to use tools like GitHub Copilot
・Those who want to try improving programming efficiency with Generative AI
・Students who have completed the first half of the Spring Semester "Introduction to Programming" (Hatsu-Pro), or students with an equivalent level of basic Python knowledge (numerical calculations, string I/O, control statements, functions, etc.)
・Those who can submit an idea sheet during the course and give a short presentation in the final session
【What to Bring】
Laptop PC
【Target Audience】
Keio students, faculty, and staff
【Organizer, etc.】
AIC
Please see here for details regarding application and other information.