Students are personally mentored by leading researchers and industry experts from prestigious institutions, culminating in a research project for college portfolios and presentation at a national symposium.
The National High School Research Program (NHSRP) offers high school students an opportunity to conduct virtual research in data science, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing. Students gain tangible technical skills in these cutting-edge fields, transforming from having zero knowledge to a full skill set over four to five weeks. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, where students develop their own research projects using real-world datasets and technical applications. They receive training and mentorship from leading researchers, scientists, government officials, and industry experts from institutions like Columbia University, Harvard, MIT, Google, RAND, and Princeton. The program culminates in students presenting their scientific research poster, presentation deck, and research papers at the TCS National Research Symposium, creating projects suitable for college applications and portfolios. Students learn foundational data science skills such as programming in R, data visualization, data cleaning, and data analysis, along with research protocols, question development, and communication strategies.
Students receive intensive training in data science skills, including coding in R, data visualizations, data cleaning, and data analysis, followed by mentored research with professionals.
This program is ideal for high school students looking to gain comprehensive tech skills, conduct college-level research, and enhance their college applications with a completed research project.
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