aics

The Applied AI & Computer Science Program

Prepare your child for a world where AI reshapes careers before they graduate college. AI is advancing faster than ever. The Applied AI & Computer Science Program (AICS) helps high school students build skills and ways of thinking that will still matter when they step into the workforce.Through hands-on projects, students will learn AI tools, computer science basics, and problem-solving approaches that stay relevant even as technology changes.

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what your child will learn

The Applied AI & Computer Science Program (AICS) blends creativity with foundational skills that prepare students for the future. The focus is not just on tools, but on a way of thinking that lasts.

AI Tools for Creativity

Design and build mini games with cutting-edge AI.

Computer Science Basics

Understand logic, algorithms, and data representation.

Computational Thinking

Break down problems and create step-by-step solutions.

Collaboration & Publishing

Work in teams, finish projects, and share their games.

why now

AI isn't a distant future — it's reshaping industries right now. By the time today's high school students finish college, many of the jobs they expect to find could already be transformed or replaced. AICS gives them adaptable skills that stay valuable, no matter how fast technology changes.

who’s behind it

The Applied AI & Computer Science Program (AICS) will be led by Teddy, one of the co-founders of Aetheras. He studied at UC Berkeley and Stanford, and later worked at Microsoft before co-founding Aetheras, an AI + Blockchain company based in Taiwan. With his background in both academia and industry, Teddy is dedicated to helping students build the skills they need to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

faq

Do students need prior coding experience?: No, beginners are welcome.

What grade levels can join?: High school, ages 14–18.

How often are the sessions?: TBD, updates will be shared soon.

Where will classes take place?: In-person, Taipei.

What equipment is required?: TBD, likely just a laptop.

How big are the classes?: Small groups for personal guidance.

What's the cost?: TBD, details shared with waitlist first.

Who is teaching?: Teddy, co-founder of Aetheras, with academic and industry experience at UC Berkeley, Stanford, and Microsoft.

Is this only about AI?: No, AICS also covers computer science basics and problem-solving.

How do I get updates?: Join the waitlist with your email.

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AI is moving fast. Give your child the chance to build skills that last. Be the first to know when enrollment for AICS opens.