ArmInfo. As a result of cooperation between the Center for Creative Technologies of TUMO and Beeline, for the second year in a row, leading international specialists visit Armenia, who create exceptional educational opportunities for TUMO students.
According to the press service of Beeline, this year TUMO hosted master classes: short-term and intensive educational programs in the field of machine learning, web programming, 3D modeling, robotics, etc.
"We are very pleased that with the help of our team, such deep knowledge becomes available to young people in Armenia, opens up new opportunities in terms of training and for further work," said Hayk Yesayan, Director General of Telecom Armenia (TM Beeline).
In particular, according to the source, at the master class of MIT student Lara Schonkwiller, TUMO students learned the Python and Numpy programming languages, the basics of human voice perception and sound processing, as well as the coding of musical compositions.
At a master class by Microsoft artificial intelligence specialist Shahbaz Mogali at TUMO centers in Yerevan and Gyumri, students, through machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) programs, created a program that can identify elements of sarcasm in text.
Together with senior Facebook programmer Raffi Hovakimyan, TUMO students created fullstack applications from scratch and mastered open-sourcestack skills.
At a workshop by Anthony Deasy of the University of New Jersey, the program participants had the opportunity to create a device that charges a small battery using solar energy. Together with Kyle D'Souza from Stanford University, the students learned skills for building a mobile app, including adding text, images, and buttons, using ReactNative.
