Corezoid invites Ukrainian universities to join the Simulator for Education educational program. The company offers to jointly create new courses and R&D projects, involve students in real developments, and create "digital twins" of universities to simulate their processes, resources, and costs.
Corezoid invites Ukrainian universities to join the Simulator for Education educational program. The company offers to jointly create new courses and R&D projects, involve students in real developments, and create "digital twins" of universities to simulate their processes, resources, and costs.
The company announced this in a press release.
Universities can choose one or more of eight collaboration formats. One of the first projects will be a new interdisciplinary course “Applied Graph Theory and System Modeling.” Corezoid is looking for universities willing to jointly develop and launch it.
Students will study applied graph theory, actor models, state machines, and modeling techniques for large, complex systems. They will learn how to decompose a complex system into its individual elements, describe the relationships between them, and understand how it will behave in different situations.
Another of the proposed directions is the creation of a "digital twin" of the university in Simulator.Company, Corezoid's platform for modeling processes and interactions within organizations .
Corezoid also suggests that universities join the Quantum Learning model. It assumes that a person does not take the same course from start to finish, but receives a learning path according to what they already know and what next skill they need to achieve.
“Modern education does not correspond to a world that will not wait for you to study the day before yesterday for 2–5 years. Artificial intelligence accelerates change, and the requirements for human capabilities are updated daily,” explains Oleksandr Vityaz, founder and CEO of Corezoid.
Students also want to be involved in internships, thesis projects, and real-world technology projects at Corezoid. The strongest graduates will be able to apply for jobs at the company. In addition, Corezoid is ready to pay university professors and scientists for lectures and specialized courses for its R&D teams.
Separately, the company offers to launch commercial R&D projects together with higher education institutions, apply for international grants, and create two-year master's and PhD programs in computer science for Corezoid employees.
Applications for participation in Simulator for Education are already being accepted on the Corezoid website.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that Genesis and appflame, together with the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, launched AI Academy — a long-term educational program that includes courses in AI product development, a summer school, and a competition in designing multi-agent systems.
