The camp offers a unique blend of AI-powered game development and ethical hacking, culminating in a "Red Team vs. Blue Team" exercise to secure a multiplayer game environment.
Campers in DecTech's "The Ethical Architects" program (Level 3) delve into advanced topics in AI game development and cybersecurity. The curriculum focuses on neural networks, Python programming, and ethical hacking. Students will learn to use text-based coding and advanced AI APIs to build sophisticated games. A core component of the program involves exploring professional cybersecurity, including finding bugs before malicious actors and protecting AI models from adversarial attacks. The key project for this level is creating a multiplayer-style environment where campers participate in a "Red Team vs. Blue Team" exercise, aiming to either bypass or bolster the game's security. This hands-on experience provides technical training and exposure to tools and environments used by AI professionals.
A typical day involves engaging in learning modules, interactive coding sessions, and working on a final project, with an emphasis on both individual growth and teamwork.
This camp is ideal for high school students (grades 8-10) with prior Python experience who are ready to engage with real-world AI tools and concepts and are interested in advanced game development and cybersecurity.
1900 Illinois Street, Golden, CO 80401
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