On August 18, the Software and Computer Museum is holding a final online conference for graduates of the "Basic Computer Literacy + AI ver. 3.0" course. 105 students made it to the finish line, and 99 of them received certificates.
The course brought together more than just Kharkiv residents: our students also came from Kyiv, Dnipro, Odesa, Vinnytsia, Zakarpattia, and other regions of Ukraine.
Graduates rated the course highly: 4.92–4.97 out of 5 across three criteria (meeting expectations, willingness to recommend, and usefulness of materials). In their open-ended responses, they mentioned a lack of time for practice and a wish to expand the sections on AI and Google Sheets — we have already taken this into account in next academic year's program.
But ratings aren't what matters most. 86% of graduates say the course brought them new friends, 74% were able to pursue an idea or a passion, and 73% say it helped them get through a difficult emotional time — something that is especially important today.
Top students of the cohort
Six graduates received laptops from the museum in recognition of their academic achievements: Svitlana Volkova, Oksana Hryhorieva, Liudmyla Kazusonok, Inna Noskova, Liubov Skorykh, and Olha Shulipa. Congratulations!
What's next
We plan to open registration soon for a new course, where we will continue exploring the possibilities of artificial intelligence and practice working with it.
Follow the news on our website — we look forward to seeing you in the new academic year!