STEM Opportunities
Below are upcoming opportunities for our STEM Students. We will post opportunities as they come up, so please be sure to check this page regularly.
Opportunities at Chabot
Recordings
Engineering Certificates Explained
Opportunities Outside Chabot
Learn Bioinformatics & Coding this Summer!
July 8-August 2, Application Deadline is June 3rd by 5PM,
The UC Santa Cruz Summer Short Course in Bioinformatics and Coding introduces students
to essential data science skills for application in genomics, cancer research, and
other biomedical applications. NO prior coding experience required! 100% online.
What you will learn:
Fundamentals of programming with Shell scripting (Bash) and Python
Best practices for writing and executing code, and staying organized on a Unix-based
server
Knowledge about common biological data formats - Work with real-world data and be
able to reproduce scientific findings
How to visualize data in an aesthetic and functional way
How to use cutting edge genomics tools such as UCSC Xena and the UCSC Genome Browser
100% ONLINE instruction will include hands-on workshops and small group work in a
friendly and supportive learning community. This is an introductory level course -
no prior experience with bioinformatics or coding is required (students who already
have basic skills should not apply).
The College of Podiatric Medicine Experience: Summer Enrichment Program
July 17th-19th, Applications due by June 14th
During this three-day workshop, you'll get a chance to explore the profession of podiatric
medicine, shadow faculty and students in a variety of settings, learn how to cast
and suture, and participate in organized lectures covering the correlation between
podiatric medicine and the basic sciences.
Free USC Course in Ethics in Engineering Design for Artificial Intelligence Systems
Fall Semester, every Thursday on Zoom from 10AM to 11:50AM
Apply here
In an era dominated by rapid technological advancements, the ethical implications
of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have become increasingly complex and
critical. This course is designed to provide a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted
ethical considerations inherent in the design, deployment, and impact of AI systems
across diverse domains. By examining the intricate interplay between engineering designs,
AI systems, society, and morality, students will gain a profound understanding of
the ethical dimensions shaping design systems and the future of AI innovation.