About WisTykes Course

The WisTykes Course introduces young learners to Python coding, along with key digital skills like Artificial Intelligence (AI), chatbots, and Cybersecurity. Through hands-on projects, students build interactive programs, explore AI tools, and learn how to stay safe online—developing essential skills for the digital future.

Why Choose This Course?

As technology continues to evolve, coding and cybersecurity are becoming essential skills. This syllabus introduces young learners to web development, AI tools, chatbots, and the importance of protecting digital information.

 

Students will learn how AI and chatbots interact with web technologies, while also understanding basic cybersecurity principles to protect personal data and online presence.

 

Mastering these concepts prepares them for future careers and challenges in technology, empowering them to thrive in an AI-driven world.

What You'll Learn?

✅ Algorithm Basics: Understand how algorithms work and their role in coding logic, laying the foundation for future AI applications.

✅ Python Coding: Write Python code to build smart programs using artificial intelligence tools for real-world tasks.

✅ Artificial Intelligence: Discover how AI enhances digital tools and explore basic AI-driven applications, such as chatbots.
✅ Rule based Ai, NLP, Computer Vision: Ai logic, decision-making, NLP for chatbots, computer vision for recognition, and rule-based systems for smart personal assistants.

✅ Chatbots: Learn the basics of how chatbots work on websites.

Cybersecurity Concepts: Understand the importance of cybersecurity and how to prevent common online threats, keeping digital information secure.

✅ Practical Projects: Apply what you’ve learned by building web pages, integrating chatbots, and practicing online safety through real-world projects.

Certificates of  Competion: Earn a certificate that proves you successfully completed the course and learned new skills.

 

Course Structure

The course is structured over 32 weeks (32 hours), with instruction divided into eight modules. Each module is designed to build on the previous one, ensuring a smooth learning curve. Classes are held once a week, with each session last for one hour.

Latest Update

In today's technology-driven world, equipping elementary school students with digital skills is essential for their academic and future success. Early digital literacy fosters critical thinking, enhances online safety, and prepares students to navigate an increasingly digital landscape.

 

Integrating technology into early education ensures that all children have equitable access to the tools necessary for learning and personal growth.

 

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