EDUAI HUB UNILAG ORGANISES AI BOOTCAMP 2023 FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN NIGERIA

Are you in secondary/high school in Lagos?
Are you 13 years and above?
Do you have knowledge on how to use a computer?
Do you want to know about Artificial Intelligence and its components in a four-day bootcamp?

AIBootcamp

Females are highly encouraged to signup.

Application deadline: Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Oluwatise: This is a great opportunity for our young generation. It's good that we are preparing them for the future

March 21, 2023 at 7:39 PM

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