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🤖 Central Piedmont Launches New Artificial Intelligence Program

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students in a computer labCentral Piedmont Community College is gearing up to introduce an innovative associate-degree program in artificial intelligence this August, coinciding with the start of the 2024 fall semester. Positioned as only the second North Carolina community college to offer such a program, Central Piedmont is paving the way for students to delve into the dynamic realm of artificial intelligence (AI).

🎓 Program Overview:

  • Central Piedmont’s AI program aims to equip students with foundational knowledge and practical skills crucial for success in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
  • The curriculum covers a wide array of topics, including:
    • Machine learning
    • Chatbots and generative AI
    • Chatbot programming
    • Artificial intelligence programming
    • System analysis and design
    • AI applications across various industries

🏢 Industry-Relevant Training:

  • With Charlotte-Mecklenburg’s tech scene constantly evolving, this degree program is a launching pad for students to pursue rewarding careers in AI.
  • Students will gain insights into AI applications across diverse sectors, from banking and finance to healthcare.

👩‍🎓 Enrollment Details:

  • Central Piedmont is set to welcome up to 50 students to the program this fall, with plans to accommodate additional classes of the same size each term.
  • Graduates of the two-year program will be well-prepared for entry-level positions in AI, including roles such as AI engineer, AI project manager, AI researcher, AI architect, and machine learning specialist.

📞 Learn More:

For further details about Central Piedmont’s groundbreaking IA degree program, contact Joe Little, associate dean of technology, at 704-330-6513 or joe.little@cpcc.edu.

Don’t miss this opportunity to dive into the exciting world of artificial intelligence at Central Piedmont! 🚀

🌟 Central Piedmont Students Shine at NC Space Grant Symposium 🚀

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Huge cheers go out to the Central Piedmont stars who recently showcased their incredible talents at the NC Space Grant Symposium, an event sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Students didn’t just participate; they excelled, leaving a significant mark with their innovative projects.

Students: Stephanie Perez, Joseph Posas, Madeline Ly, Nicholas Vallanat, Eric Tang, Rosario Sanchez, Nandipa Kuuya, Damian Tillman, and Houda El Yahyaoui. Mentors: Dr. Huihong Song & Markus Moore's guidance and expertise were instrumental in developing and presenting these innovative projects.

Innovations That Stood Out

Our brilliant students presented projects that not only caught the eye of many but also highlighted their dedication to making a difference through technology and innovation:

  • AI for Health: One team unveiled an AI robot concept to promote healthier lifestyles among students. This innovative approach to health and wellness captured the audience’s attention, showcasing a promising future where technology and well-being intersect.
  • Streamlining Transfers: Another team focused on simplifying the often-complicated university transfer process. They developed an app that streamlines transfers, making it easier for students to navigate their educational journeys.

Spotlight on Our Stars

The success of these projects is a testament to the hard work, creativity, and dedication of our students and their mentors. A big round of applause for:

  • Students: Stephanie Perez, Joseph Posas, Madeline Ly, Nicholas Vallanat, Eric Tang, Rosario Sanchez, Nandipa Kuuya, Damian Tillman, and Houda El Yahyaoui.
  • Mentors: Dr. Huihong Song & Markus Moore’s guidance and expertise were instrumental in developing and presenting these innovative projects.

Celebrating Excellence

The projects presented at the symposium are prime examples of how our students are prepared to tackle real-world challenges with innovative solutions.

Congratulations again to all the participants for their outstanding work and for representing Central Piedmont with distinction at the NC Space Grant Symposium!