diff --git a/course/_posts/2019-01-30-welcome-back/2019-01-30-welcome-back.md b/course/_posts/2019-01-30-welcome-back/2019-01-30-welcome-back.md index 99e2d7d..792af40 100644 --- a/course/_posts/2019-01-30-welcome-back/2019-01-30-welcome-back.md +++ b/course/_posts/2019-01-30-welcome-back/2019-01-30-welcome-back.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: "Welcome back! Featuring Supercomputers" categories: ["sp19"] authors: ['ionlights'] description: >- - "Welcome back to SIGAI! We'll be re-introducing AI@UCF for newcomers and refreshing it for veterans; following that, we'll cover some club logistics, revealing our plans for the semester, and finish off with setting everyone up on the UCF Supercomputer, from which we'll be streaming all future meetings!" + "Welcome back to SIGAI! We'll be re-introducing AI@UCF for newcomers and refreshing it for veterans; following that, we'll cover some club logistics, reveal our plans for the semester, and finish off with setting everyone up on the UCF Supercomputer, from which we'll be streaming all future meetings!" --- diff --git a/course/_posts/2019-02-06-linear-regression/2019-02-06-linear-regression.md b/course/_posts/2019-02-06-linear-regression/2019-02-06-linear-regression.md index 09fe927..21fba39 100644 --- a/course/_posts/2019-02-06-linear-regression/2019-02-06-linear-regression.md +++ b/course/_posts/2019-02-06-linear-regression/2019-02-06-linear-regression.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ --- -title: "Starting with the basics, regression and plotting" +title: "Starting with the Basics, Regression and Plotting" categories: ["sp19"] authors: ['JarvisEQ', 'ionlights'] description: >- diff --git a/course/_posts/2019-02-07-programming-camp/2019-02-07-programming-camp.md b/course/_posts/2019-02-07-programming-camp/2019-02-07-programming-camp.md index 7003668..ee34e4c 100644 --- a/course/_posts/2019-02-07-programming-camp/2019-02-07-programming-camp.md +++ b/course/_posts/2019-02-07-programming-camp/2019-02-07-programming-camp.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: "An Intro to Scientific Python Programming" categories: ["sp19"] authors: ['ionlights'] description: >- - "In this meeting, we'll cover the fundamentals of programming in Python, with a particular focus on thinking of how to use said tools for Data Science, Machine Learning, and generally Artificial Intelligence research and engineering." + "In this meeting, we'll cover the fundamentals of programming in Python, with a particular focus on applying said tools for Data Science, Machine Learning, and generally Artificial Intelligence research and engineering." --- diff --git a/course/_posts/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets.md b/course/_posts/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets.md index 21ebe88..21c4871 100644 --- a/course/_posts/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets.md +++ b/course/_posts/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets/2019-02-27-recurrent-nets.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: "Who Needs Show Writers Nowadays?" categories: ["sp19"] authors: ['brandons209', 'ionlights'] description: >- - "This lecture is all about Recurrent Neural Networks. These are networks with memory, they can learn on data that is sequential in nature, such as speech, text, videos, gestures, traffic, stock prices, and many types of medical data. Different types of RNNs and strategies for building them will also be covered. The project will be building a LSTM-RNN to generate new original scripts for the TV series “The Simpsons”. Come and find out if our networks can become better writers for the show!" + "This lecture is all about Recurrent Neural Networks. These are networks with memory, which learn on data that is sequential in nature, such as speech, text, videos, and more. Different types of RNNs and strategies for building them will also be covered. The project will be building a LSTM-RNN to generate new original scripts for the TV series “The Simpsons”. Come and find out if our networks can become better writers for the show!" --- diff --git a/course/index.md b/course/index.md index 9f56f1f..a67093b 100644 --- a/course/index.md +++ b/course/index.md @@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ group: course This is a custom-built course which we offer every semester. The goal of this course is to dip your toes into a variety of topics and prepare you to move into the other, more advanced, groups soon after. **We expect you to attend as many -lectures as possible and chunk out a few hours (5-10) every week in addition to +lectures as possible and chunk out a few hours – roughly 5-10 every week in addition to these meetings – to become successful.** The material here has been a part of the core of AI@UCF since Felix Sosa, John Muchovej, and Richard DiBacco reworked the structure of the club at UCF. As the -university fails to provide such coursework until your final semesters in degree +university doesn't provide such coursework until your final semesters in degree programs, this was created to function as a stand-in, to cultivate your skillset -for research and industry before you graduate. \ No newline at end of file +for research and industry before you graduate.