The AI initiative at Dawson is cross-disciplinary and multi-faceted and there is a myriad of ways to
09/21/2022
Experience and knowledge with various AI skills can be applied in numerous industries, including: Finance, Healthcare, Retail, Life Sciences, Education, Cyber Security, Supply Chain, Transportation and much more.
Apply for the R&D Programs to expand your AI skills.
Hurry up! 🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽 Few spots left
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09/14/2022
Do you know the difference between AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning? 🤔
Find out at the 8-week fall cohort starting on September 24, 2022. These virtual workshops are specially curated for CEGEP students.
Apply now! https://bit.ly/AIWorkshopsF22
09/10/2022
👀 Get a sneak-peek into the R&D Programs and meet with the faculty at the virtual orientation.
Reserve your spot now for either of the dates! 🗓️
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To know more about the program visit our website:
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09/06/2022
Important Announcement!
The R&D Programs 8-week Fall 2022 Cohort will start on September 24th and the applications are now open!
Find out more about the programs here:
https://bit.ly/AIWorkshopsF22
11/26/2021
Reposted from - Joel Trudeau (Coordinator of the SPACE Certificate and Project Lead of DawsonAI) and Selma Hamdani (Coordinator of the Psychology Profile) were celebrated by the Association québécoise de pédagogie collégiale (AQPC) at a special awards ceremony on Nov. 20.
Joel received a mention d’honneur for teaching and pedagogy in 2020 and Selma received the same honour in 2021.
Finally, a proper celebration was possible to highlight Selma and Joel’s high quality of work, contribution to the evolution of teaching, and daily dedication to best practices.
11/09/2020
DawsonAI's 2020 Speaker Series will take place on Wednesday and Friday of this week!
A total of 5 guest talks on various AI-related topics will be held over these two days. Please find below the pamphlet which includes all of the information about these five guest talks.
In order to attend any of these talks, you will simply have to go to the hyperlinks in the attached image file. These hyperlinks have been designed so that they can be shared with anyone (not just members of the Dawson community), so please feel free to share them with your networks.
Please note that there is no need to RSVP or to register in advance -- unless someone intends to “bring” a class to one of these talks.
Hope to see you there!