Student Workshops 2026 | Page 8

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Workshop
Location( please select)
Your school
Monash
Duration
Maximum pax
Equipment required
Preferred venue
Basics of Programming( with Drones)
This is a fun introduction to the basics of programming for beginners and amateurs. Students will learn how to program a drone to take flight.
N / A 2 hours 30
Students should bring their own laptop.
Beyond Reality: Exploring Creativity with Generative AI
Unlock the technology driving modern generative AI. Students will be introduced to diffusion models and CLIP( Contrastive Language-Image Pre-training), and participate in a hands-on exercise in generating their own art.
N / A
2 hours TBC
Students should bring their own laptop.
Beyond Reality: The Art and Science of Deepfakes
Learn more about deepfakes, its application and how the coding works.
N / A
1.5 hours
TBC
Students should
bring their own
laptop.
Data analytics with Python
This comprenhensive tutorial wil teach students the techniques and methodologies required for the analysis of datasets and the construction of statistical machine learning models. They will learn to use Python to extract insights from data and apply machine learning algorithms to real-world problems.
N / A
1 hour
TBC
Students should bring their own laptop.
Exploring Record Keeping and Databases
Explore SQL and relational database strengths in this engaging workshop. Students will create their own set of records using SQL and run queries to fetch data.
N / A
1 hour
TBC
Students should bring their own laptop.
Survive the Maze: Intro to Java Game Programming
Sharpen coding skills through fun, hands-on game development. Students will build a rogue-like Infinite Maze Game in Java while learning basic programming concepts such as loops, arrays, and object-oriented design. Starting with simple player movement, they’ ll add treasures, traps, enemies, and bosses to create a fully playable text-based adventure.
N / A
1 hour
30
Students should
bring their own
laptop.
The Future of IT
Explore the current developments and emerging fields in computer science / information technology. Students will also learn about the impact of computer science on our lives and the future.
( Feb to Nov, six-week advance notification required)
N / A
1 – 1.5 hours
Unlimited
Computer with
projector and
a flip chart
Lecture theatre or classroom
Understanding AI and its Application
This workshop is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of Articiial Intelligence( AI) through engaging activities and practical exercises. They will gain a solid understanding of AI concepts, learn about data sorting and explore how AI makes decisions.
( Feb to Nov, six-week advance notification required)
N / A
1.5 hours
Unlimited
Computer with
projector
Lecture theatre or classroom
Why is Computer Science and Software Engineering Important?
What’ s the difference between a degree in computer science and a degree in software engineering? Students will learn more about each field’ s career prospects and emerging areas for a better understanding of the future’ s exciting professions.
( Feb to Nov, six-week advance notification required)
N / A
1 – 1.5 hours
Unlimited
Computer with
projector and
a flip chart
Lecture theatre or classroom
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