Talent Tracks
Brain & Behavior
Explore how your brain shapes what you think, feel, and do — from neurons and brain structures to executive function, emotion, motivation, stress, sleep, the social brain, development, and neuroplasticity.
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Ear Training
A step-by-step listening course: pulse and rhythm, pitch and intervals, scales and modes, melodic dictation, chords, cadences and musical form. Students build reliable listening strategies and finish with an aural portfolio. No instrument required.
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Web Development
Students design, build, test and publish accessible, responsive websites using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, finishing with a live capstone site.
73
Python Programming III
Advanced Python for students who have finished Python II: typed and packaged code, SQL databases and transactions, web services, concurrency, security, testing and deployment, ending with a production-style capstone system.
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Python Programming II
Move from beginner scripts to structured software: function design, advanced data structures, object-oriented programming, algorithms, testing, and APIs, ending in a tested capstone application.
68
Python Programming I
A beginner-friendly introduction to coding in Python: write, test, and debug real programs using variables, decisions, loops, lists, dictionaries, functions, and files, ending with an original Python app.
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Memory, Attention & Learning
Students investigate how attention, memory, sleep, practice, and environment shape learning, test study strategies in safe low-stakes experiments, and build a personal, evidence-based learning system.
70
Mathematical Modeling
Students use math to describe and test real-world situations—building models, checking them against data, and explaining their assumptions and decisions.
82
Machine Learning
Learn how machines learn from data, build and evaluate regression and classification models, and audit AI systems for fairness, privacy, and real-world consequences.
70
Logic & Proof
Learn to think like a mathematician: translate statements into logic, test arguments for validity, and write clear direct, contrapositive, contradiction, and induction proofs, ending with a proof portfolio.
69
Game Theory for Teens
Game Theory for Teens explores the math of strategy and decision-making. Students analyze games, negotiations and competition, and learn how game theory explains behavior in economics, politics and everyday life.
40
Fundamentals of Music Theory
Fundamentals of Music Theory teaches how music works: notation, rhythm, scales, keys, intervals and chords. Students apply each idea by listening, singing and playing.
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