The virtual coding camp by e&’s CSR empowers communities by transferring knowledge and resources
A competition designed to empower students and teachers with the essential technical skills to tackle the dynamic digital world was launched by e&today this week in Abu Dhabi.
The company launched the 2024 edition of its virtual coding camp following the success of previous workshops in the capital.
Through corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives like the MoE-endorsed virtual coding camp, e& empowers communities by transferring knowledge and resources through free workshops leveraging EBTIC’s resources and academy.
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The virtual coding camp, open to UAE public and private school students and teachers from grade seven and above, includes introductory sessions to AI (using Weka), programming (using Python), web development (using Streamlit), and optimisation (using genetic algorithms).
The virtual coding camp is part of e&’s ongoing efforts to support UAE education and build on the group’s previous collaborations with MoE, where virtual cybersecurity awareness sessions were held for schools to promote a culture of online safety and enhance future generations’ digital resilience.
The interactive workshops will be held virtually to facilitate seamless participation for students and teachers, allowing them to conveniently engage from the comfort of their homes or classrooms.
For further information, visit Khalifa University
Date
26 to 28 March
Location
Khalifa University of Science and Technology
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