This course introduces students to the core thinking skills and concepts behind modern Artificial Intelligence. Designed using lessons from Code.org, the program builds a strong foundation in logical reasoning, structured problem-solving, and algorithmic design—skills essential for understanding how AI systems work.

Students begin with Computing Carriers, exploring how computers process information and how AI is used in real-life applications. Through Computational Thinking, learners develop strategies to break down problems, recognize patterns, and create simple models—just like AI does.

Next, students dive into Designing Algorithms, where they learn to plan step-by-step solutions and understand how machines follow instructions. Finally, they explore Variables and Data Flow, gaining insight into how data moves, changes, and is used by AI models to make decisions.

By the end of the course, students will be able to think like a programmer, understand the basics of data-driven decision-making, and confidently build simple AI-powered activities and projects.