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I'm a computer science teacher at a small high school.
I've been experimenting using BugBrain (
http://www.biologic.com.au/bugbrain ) as part of the curriculum.
Can anyone point me to some neural networking / genetic programming
resources (systems or websites) that I might might be suitable for
teenagers (ages 12 - 18)?
Thanks in advance,
/leebert
PS.... BugBrain has the right mix of eye candy, logic and intuition that
it fits the limited contact hours these kids get on a computer. I tried
teaching pure programming (and Python at that) but computer
programming's just a shade over their heads right off.
But somehow, BugBrain is "just right." Interestingly, teen girls have an
"intuitive" advantage over the boys in solving the problems set out in
Bug Brain.
I'm a computer science teacher at a small high school.
I've been experimenting using BugBrain (
http://www.biologic.com.au/bugbrain ) as part of the curriculum.
Can anyone point me to some neural networking / genetic programming
resources (systems or websites) that I might might be suitable for
teenagers (ages 12 - 18)?
Thanks in advance,
/leebert
PS.... BugBrain has the right mix of eye candy, logic and intuition that
it fits the limited contact hours these kids get on a computer. I tried
teaching pure programming (and Python at that) but computer
programming's just a shade over their heads right off.
But somehow, BugBrain is "just right." Interestingly, teen girls have an
"intuitive" advantage over the boys in solving the problems set out in
Bug Brain.