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Public School Partnership Program
Daegu Gyeongbuk
Institute of Science & Technology
Toji Elementary School
DGIST
DGIST Artificial Intelligence Program
DGIST
Alggago Challenge
Alggago Challenge
2016. 11. 4.
AI Alggago Competition
AI Alggago Competition
DGIST Alggago Challenge
The Alggago Challenge was held on November 4th of 2016. The name 'Algaggo Challenge' stems from the Korean traditional stone-flicking game 'alggagi'. Instead of flicking stones with fingers on a board, students compete against each other on computers using their artificial intelligence programs with uniquely devised algorithms.
The Alggago Challenge was held on November 4th of 2016. The name 'Algaggo Challenge' stems from the Korean traditional stone-flicking game 'alggagi'. Instead of flicking stones with fingers on a board, students compete against each other on computers using their artificial intelligence programs with uniquely devised algorithms.
DGIST
'YONGJA'
Programming Course
'YONGJA'
Programming Course
2016. 7. ~ 10. (9weeks)
HTML/CSS, RoR course
HTML/CSS, RoR course
DGIST technology-based mock
business startup program
A 9-week intensive course from July to October 2016 was held at DGIST. The program’s main objective was to empower students to design and create web services of their own. The curriculum consisted of Ruby on Rails lectures, exclusively delivered by Like Lion. The students actively participated in learning on online lecture platform.
business startup program
A 9-week intensive course from July to October 2016 was held at DGIST. The program’s main objective was to empower students to design and create web services of their own. The curriculum consisted of Ruby on Rails lectures, exclusively delivered by Like Lion. The students actively participated in learning on online lecture platform.
Toji Elementary School
Rural Primary School Programming Education
Most people start to learn coding with the cliché 'Hello World' project. Instead, we started off the lesson by encouraging our students to describe their ideas on what programs they want to build
Rather than going through complex lines of code, we utilized Scratch Blocks to explain the crucial concepts of programming such as variable declaration, conditional statements, and iterative loops. The main purpose of this education program is to instill and grow the interest in computer programming through developing a website that individual student desires to make.
2016.09.22 ~ 12.22
Every other Thursday (Total of 8 classes)
Every other Thursday (Total of 8 classes)
By playing around with Scratch, students can initially grasp the basic concepts of programming, gradually grow interest, and precisely express their ideas about what web services they want to build.
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