"Prompting versus Problem-Solving" led by Yuankai Huo
February 25th at 12-1pm in FGH 308. Lunch will be provided.
AI in the Classroom is a new, faculty-led discussion series designed to explore the evolving role of artificial intelligence in teaching and learning. As AI tools become increasingly embedded in coursework—from homework and coding assignments to exams—this series creates a collaborative space for faculty to share experiences, challenges, and strategies. Through candid conversations and open discussion, participants will examine how AI is reshaping problem-solving, assessment design, academic integrity, and student learning.
Join colleagues over lunch or coffee to exchange perspectives, ask difficult questions, and collectively determine how we can thoughtfully respond to—and potentially embrace—AI in the classroom moving forward.
February 25th at 12-1pm in FGH 308. Lunch will be provided.
March 3rd from 9-10am in FGH 308. Lunch will be provided.
March 6th from 12-1pm in FGH 308. Lunch will be provided.
March 18th from 12-1pm in 308 Featheringill-Jacobs Hall. Lunch will be provided.
March 24th from 9-10am in FGH 308. Coffee/breakfast will be provided.
April 7th from 9-10am in the Stevenson Engineering Library. Coffee/breakfast will be provided.