The Junior Program offers a course shopping program where scholars can sign up for courses each month. Scholars must register for at least one course, which will be crucial for their growth. To receive a certificate, scholars must attend all sessions and complete all assignments for their selected course. The September 2022 course offerings include Narrative Writing 101, Business of Sports 101, Introduction to Data Science Level 2, and Astrophysics: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe.
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Junior Program Course Shopping_ September 10th, 2022
The Junior Program offers a course shopping program where scholars can sign up for courses each month. Scholars must register for at least one course, which will be crucial for their growth. To receive a certificate, scholars must attend all sessions and complete all assignments for their selected course. The September 2022 course offerings include Narrative Writing 101, Business of Sports 101, Introduction to Data Science Level 2, and Astrophysics: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe.
The Junior Program offers a course shopping program where scholars can sign up for courses each month. Scholars must register for at least one course, which will be crucial for their growth. To receive a certificate, scholars must attend all sessions and complete all assignments for their selected course. The September 2022 course offerings include Narrative Writing 101, Business of Sports 101, Introduction to Data Science Level 2, and Astrophysics: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe.
preferred course, as well as an Each scholar MUST register for a course! additional course you will enjoy These sessions will be a crucial part of a ● This sign-up exercise will be repeated scholar’s growth journey at Athena. each month, with 5 new courses launching simultaneously ● A module may be run multiple times depending on scholar demand Course Shopping: Market Rules!
How do I receive a certificate?
● Attend all sessions for your course (if
classes are missed, you might have to wait a few months for the course to cycle back!) ● Finish all assignments. At the end of each month, your mastery will be assessed based on pre-decided evaluation criteria Ideas Bazaar 3.0: September 2022
● Narrative Writing 101: How To Draft A Story
- Gokul Prabhu ● Business of Sports 101: Being a Sports Owner! - Sahil Kukreja ● Intro to Data Science: Why is Data the New Gold, Level 2! - Aditya Nathireddy ● Astrophysics: Unravelling the mysteries of the Universe! - Vikram Londhe, Navars Edutech ● The Multiverse of Policy - Arpit Goel Narrative Writing 101: How to Draft a Short Story Week Agenda 1 Introduction: Reading as a Writer ● What are Short Stories? ● How do you read as a writer? What do you look for in the story from a writer’s perspective? 2 Writing Character & Plot ● Character Development: backstories vs what is shown ○ Show vs Tell ● Plot Growth: Character-driven vs Story-driven
● Workshop Model 3 Structure
● Beginning, Middle, End ● Crash course in Editing ● Macro-Editing: Looking for Loopholes, reality checks ● Hone writing skills ● Peer-Review Rubric ● Storytelling as a Technique for College Applications 4 Workshop Students give constructive live feedback on peers’ stories Business of Sports 101: Being a Sports Owner Week Agenda
1 Introduction: All You Need to Know about Sports!
● What are the various professions in sports? ● History of Sports and the BIG 5 sports & leagues ● Pick your favorite team for the rest of the course
2 Run Your Own Team!
● What all does it take to run a franchise? ● Finance, sales, marketing, expenses ● People and Processes
3 Transform Sports with Data and Technology
● How is technology changing sports? Takeaways from the Course: ● How are teams leveraging the power of data to make decisions? ➢ Learn about the ins and outs of the sports industry ● Case Study ➢ What does it take to run a sports franchise? 4 Pitch your team: ➢ Learn about how technology is changing sports Pitch your team to investors based on all the research you’ve done whether for better or worse across the various domains of finance, advertising, expenses and get ➢ Learn public speaking skills by creating a pitch deck your true team valuation (Judges: Rahul & Poshak) for your final presentation Introduction to D S (Level 2): Why data is the new gold? Week Agenda
1 Tools : Excel, Python, NoSQL & PowerBI
● Advanced topics in Excel : Pivot & What-if analysis ● Why object oriented programming is important? ● NoSQL : Introduction, Importance, Differences with RDBMS ● Power BI : Charts & Dashboards ● Creating an API using flask
2 Statistics and Machine learning
● Missing value treatment & Outlier handling ● Hypothesis Testing ● Tree based algorithms : Decision trees & XG Boost ● Unsupervised learning: K-means & Hierarchical clustering ● Overfitting & Underfitting, usage of hyperparameter tuning. Note: It’s mandatory to complete basic course before registering for Intermediate 3 Natural Language Processing (NLP) course. Otherwise, you will need to clear a ● Introduction ● Cleaning & Preprocessing of text data simple eligibility test which comprises of ● Feature creation basic questions from SQL, Statistics, ● Text classification & Topic Modelling Probability & ML 4 Group project presentations Astrophysics: Unravelling the Session Agenda Theme
Mysteries of the Universe!
Concept of Research 1 Theory of Relativity Astronomy 2
End of Universe 3 Quantum Nature of World Particle Physics 4
Space is for everyone.
Higgs Boson and LHC 5.
Rocket Design Space Science
6.
Space Engineering Challenges 7.
Aircraft design Aerospace
8.
Aerodynamics 9.
The Unknown Land
10. Course Takeaways: Experiential Moon Mission 11. The Vehicle MoonTo 1.0 ● The Nextgen Skill ● Exploring the space and universe 12. The Target ● Asking the right questions ● Explore the connect 13. The Machine ● Ideate, create, test and innovate Moon Buggy 14. Projects: ● Search for the Life 15. Going Back ● Moon Habitat ● Rover Design 16. Reflection and Student Presentation The Multiverse of Policy
Week Agenda
1 Introduction: Visualise Policy with Words
● Picturing Policy in Everyday life ● Me to We : Connection of Policy and Words ● Words, Policy and Essay
2 Transportation in Everyday Life
● Introduction to cities, urban life and vehicles around us ● Reflect on your experience ● Understanding experience through writing
● Visualise Policy with Words 3 Sustainability in Everyday Life
● Sustainable Development Goals ● Importance of Policy in Everyday Life ● Using Sustainable Products ● Understanding Writing for Policy ● Exchange personal experience ● ‘Wicked Problem’ : Policy and Transportation Infrastructure 4 Build a Community for Action : Project ● Identify and Know your community ● Introduction Sustainable Development ● Note names of people, place, country for possible action Goals and Community Action