kjaisingh/ML-for-High-Schoolers

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  # Learning Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning as a High Schooler
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  Hi, I'm Karan, a high school student based in Singapore. Having spent the last year exploring the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), I believe that there does not exist a learning path in this field that is built specifically **for High School students**. This is my attempt to create one.

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  # The High Schooler's Guide to Machine Learning & AI: A Curated Learning Path
  
  This repository offers a unique, step-by-step learning path designed specifically for high school students eager to explore Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). Unlike most introductory resources, this guide requires no prior understanding of advanced mathematics like linear algebra or calculus, focusing instead on concepts accessible within a high school curriculum.

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  Create a `LICENSE` file in the root directory of the repository containing the text of the MIT License (or another suitable open-source license).

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  Set the 'Homepage' field in the repository settings to `https://kjaisingh.github.io/ML-for-High-Schoolers/` (assuming GitHub Pages is enabled for the repo, or another relevant URL).

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  Where can high schoolers find an accessible guide to start learning machine learning concepts?

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  1. Google's Teachable Machine
  2. Codecademy
  3. Kaggle Learn
  4. Coursera
  5. freeCodeCamp.org (freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp)
  6. Scikit-Learn (scikit-learn/scikit-learn)
  7. Keras (keras-team/keras)
  8. TensorFlow (tensorflow/tensorflow)
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  What are some beginner-friendly AI learning paths for students without a strong math background?

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  AI recommended (in order):

  1. Google's AI for Everyone
  2. Google Crash Course on Python
  3. Google's Machine Learning Crash Course
  4. IBM AI Engineering Professional Certificate
  5. fast.ai's "Practical Deep Learning for Coders"
  6. fastai library
  7. Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) Learning Path
  8. Microsoft Azure services
  9. DataCamp's "Introduction to AI"
  10. DataCamp's "Introduction to Machine Learning"

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