Large Language Model Seminar

1 Course Unit

The Large Language Model (LLM) Seminar is designed for graduate students, offering an overview introduction to both theoretical foundations and practical applications of LLMs in education. This seminar focuses on state-of-the-art LLM applications in educational settings, showcasing applied research from distinguished experts in both LLM and education fields. Students will engage with seminal research papers, attend expert-led talks, and participate in interactive discussions with these leading professionals. The course culminates in a collaborative, hands-on project, allowing students to demonstrate their proficiency in applying LLM skills to address real-world educational scenarios. By the end of the course, students will be able to: (1) Understand the advantages and limitations of LLM in educational contexts. (2) Critically analyze educational research and developments in the realm of LLMs. (3) Discuss the ethical considerations and societal impacts of deploying LLMs. (4) Apply LLMs to enhance learning and teaching experiences. (5) Conduct collaborative research on LLM-related topics. Fall 1 Course Unit