Students gain practical experience by building and competing with AI driving agents in a simulated racing environment, fostering performance-based system improvement.
The Delta Institute's ROAR Summer Program is an intensive two-week in-person day camp designed for high school students with an aptitude for STEM. Participants will delve into Python programming, autonomous driving algorithms, machine learning, and large language models (LLMs). The curriculum includes a Python refresher and debugging practice, but prior Python experience is required. Students will apply their skills to build and improve AI driving agents, competing in a simulated racing series. The program emphasizes performance-based system improvement and culminates in a certificate of completion. Students can also continue into ROAR's broader ecosystem, including ambassador pathways and competitions.
Days typically run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM (PST) and include lectures, hands-on coding labs, and dedicated time for improving and iterating on projects.
This program is ideal for talented and motivated high school students entering grades 10-12 who have prior Python programming experience and are interested in applying AI to autonomous driving and robotics.
UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA
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