Question 1

Who can apply for this course?

Accepted Answer

The course is open to all college and university students, regardless of their major. We welcome individuals from various academic backgrounds who are interested in AI.

Question 2

Is coding experience necessary?

Accepted Answer

While coding experience is not mandatory, it is beneficial. If you have no coding experience, please indicate that in the application.

Question 3

Are language skills important?

Accepted Answer

Yes, fluency in English and comfort in presenting in front of an audience are important for collaboration and presentations during the course.

Question 4

Do I need to know gen AI to apply for the course?

Accepted Answer

No specific experience is required, but we ask you to describe your familiarity with generative AI to better tailor the course to your needs.

Question 5

Who will my teammates be in the "team of five" mentioned above?

Accepted Answer

You will be paired with at least one college or university student from a different country or region.

Question 6

What will I be able to demonstrate upon completing the course?

Accepted Answer

You will collaborate with a team of five to launch a generative AI app on GitHub and present it to a panel of professional judges.

Question 7

What is the difference between coaches and mentors?

Accepted Answer

Coaches will follow a team of 5 students from week 7 to 9.

Mentors will host office hours according to their specific professional topic E.g: Eng, Product, UX, from week 3~9, as well as provide 1 on 1 coaching opportunity

Question 8

What is the course objective?

Accepted Answer

By the end of the course, you will develop a fully functional AI Tutor app of your choice, gaining expertise in Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) technologies.

Question 9

How is the final presentation structured?

Accepted Answer

All teams will present their final projects, and each team member must participate in the presentation. Team members will decide how to allocate speaking roles among themselves.

The Course of Making AI Tutor for [X]