Students gain an impressive, college-ready portfolio project and the opportunity to earn official NVIDIA® certification upon successful project submission.
Teens at the iD Tech Academy for Teens Held at Caltech - AI & Machine Learning program immerse themselves in a rigorous, pre-college experience focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Participants learn Python coding, neural networks, and machine learning concepts through hands-on projects, often utilizing the NVIDIA® Jetson Orin Nano™. The curriculum emphasizes building image recognition models that can identify objects or track poses and movement, using various machine learning datasets and tools like TensorFlow and Kaggle. Students also engage in discussions about AI ethics, privacy, and responsible design. The program culminates in the development of an impressive portfolio project, which can be submitted to NVIDIA® for official review and certification, providing a valuable credential for college applications and future careers. Students get to take their Jetson Orin Nano™ home to continue their work.
A typical day includes 5-6 hours of instruction in labs, mastering new tech skills and collaborating with peers, balanced with 2 hours of outdoor activities and socializing to experience campus life. Evenings may include refining projects, board games, or video game tournaments.
This academy is ideal for teens aged 13-18 who are passionate about technology and aspire to kick-start a career in coding, game development, or AI, seeking a rigorous, pre-college experience.
1200 E California Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91125
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