Introduction to the AI Internship Practice Activity

The "Wisdom Creation Future" third-phase AI internship practice activity, organized by the College of Computer Science and Technology (Big Data College), was held in December 2025. This activity responded to the "Artificial Intelligence+" innovative internship practice call, building on the foundation of the previous two phases of the AI summer employment summer camp.

Activity Overview

The activity focused on "practical combat + co-creation" as its core, consisting of three main segments: offline teaching, group Hackathon practice, and work reporting. Through these segments, participating students completed an immersive experience, progressing from the initial inspiration to the final realization of their projects.

Offline Teaching

The offline teaching segment provided students with hands-on, immersive instruction, guiding them through the entire process from idea generation to project implementation. The teaching covered the refinement of vague ideas, the transformation of meaningful ideas, zero-code tool operations, and the diverse applications of AI. The instruction was delivered in a straightforward manner, accompanied by on-site demonstrations, enabling students with no prior experience to quickly grasp the concepts and lay a solid foundation for their subsequent projects.

Hackathon

The Hackathon segment initiated a creative mode, where students could work individually or in groups, freely exploring themes and determining core ideas. This collaborative journey transformed ideas into reality, from conceptual frameworks to detailed polishing, and from division of labor to problem-solving. Without complex technical barriers, students fully engaged in the process, gradually clarifying and realizing their creative ideas.

Work Reporting

In the final segment, each practice team presented their work on stage, sharing the stories and thoughts behind their projects through clear expressions and vivid presentations. Instructors provided feedback based on three dimensions: creativity, practicality, and user experience, and ultimately selected outstanding teams. The winning teams received customized trophies and exclusive medals, as well as other prizes such as mice and U-disk, symbolizing the honor of their efforts and achievements.

Outcome and Expectations

Through this "Wisdom Creation Future" third-phase AI internship practice activity, students actively communicated, boldly explored, and collided with creative sparks in collaboration. They unlocked practical skills such as AI tool application, creative decomposition, and team cooperation. The students not only transformed abstract ideas into displayable works but also cultivated the thinking ability to "realize creative ideas from scratch." They gained like-minded partners and a sense of full achievement.

The "Wisdom Creation Future" third-phase internship practice activity came to a successful conclusion, and it is expected that students will carry this creative power forward, converting what they have learned into creative momentum in their daily studies and lives, unlocking more possibilities for creative realization.