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SUMMARY:Academic Accountability
DESCRIPTION:As part of our commitment to fellowship and the wholistic success of every member\, we have Study Dates every week on Thursday between 1-3pm.
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/academic-accountability/
LOCATION:IB study room D\, Instructional Building\, UTM\, Mississauga\, Ontario\, L5L 6AC\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person On Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Dunamis Campus Fellowship UTM (DCFUTM)":MAILTO:e.taiwo@mail.utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:AICIA AI 102 Session 3: Build Better AI Workflows\, Decomposition\, Chaining & Context
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, 30 September · 6:00 – 8:00pm\nTime zone: America/Toronto\nGoogle Meet joining info\nVideo call link: https://meet.google.com/kpq-mptd-omx \n\nAnybody interested in joining is also encouraged to register at our website https://utorontoai.com/. \nIn AI 102 Session 3\, we take the next major step in Working Effectively With AI. Instead of asking\, “How do I write a better prompt?”\, we’ll start asking: “How should a complex AI task really be designed?” \nThis session covers Chapters 10–15 of the AI 102 textbook and includes hands-on exercises from our AI 102 Lab Book. You’ll learn how to break difficult problems into manageable stages\, connect AI tasks together\, organize instructions\, test and improve prompts systematically\, handle ambiguity\, and control what information AI receives. \nWhat you’ll learn\n\nTask Decomposition: break complex problems into smaller\, manageable AI tasks\nPrompt Chaining & Sequencing: connect multiple prompts into a complete workflow\nInstruction Engineering: organize rules\, priorities\, and system behavior beyond a single prompt\nPrompt Optimization & Regression Testing: test whether a prompt change makes the system better\nAmbiguity\, Assumptions & Clarification: teach AI when to ask\, when to assume\, and when information is insufficient\nContext Engineering: decide what information the AI should see\, what it should ignore\, and how to work with longer inputs\n\nFrom prompting to building\nWe’ll see how simple AI interactions can evolve. This is the point in AI 102 where we begin moving from using AI toward designing AI systems. \nWhat you’ll get\n\nAI 102 textbook material covering Chapters 10–15\nThe companion AI 102 Lab Book\nLive AI demonstrations\nGuided hands-on exercises\nReusable prompt and workflow patterns\nPractice designing parts of our running AI Research Assistant\nA foundation for later topics including AI security\, evaluation\, and reliable AI applications\n\nWho should attend?\nAnyone is welcome! \nNo advanced AI or programming experience is required. Bring a laptop if possible. \nIf you attended Sessions 1 or 2\, this session builds directly on those concepts. If you are new\, you welcome to join as we’ll provide enough context to start on the go.
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/aicia-ai-102-session-3-build-better-ai-workflows-decomposition-chaining-context/
LOCATION:VIRTUAL\, 27 King's College Circle\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5S 1A1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Virtual
ORGANIZER;CN="AI Career &amp%3B Innovation Association Club UofT":MAILTO:kyler.luo@mail.utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:Kurdistanî Language Exchange #October
DESCRIPTION:In order to celebrate the linguistic diversity of Kurdistan\, we are bringing back the Kurdistanî Language Exchange Program to foster a safe space to allow the exchange of languages from and beyond Kurdistan. Our aim is to platform dialogue between communities and support language learning. Join us in the first of monthly sessions on October 2nd at 4 PM at the NMC Undergraduate Lounge (BF 207\, 4 Bancroft Ave) for peaceful conversations and meet speakers of Kurdish varieties. \n\nThis project is a result of the partnership between (The) Kurdistani Students’ Association of the University of Toronto\, Kurdish Cultural Association at York\, and Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Undergraduate Students’ Union. This event series is open to the public and requires no monetary contribution\, affiliation\, or registration for participation. \nInquiries are jointly handled by the KSA-UofT: kurdistanistudentsatuoft@gmail.com \nNMCSU Contact: nmcsu1@gmail.com \nKCA-Y Contact: kcay@my.yorku.ca
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/kurdistani-language-exchange-october/
LOCATION:BF 207 (NMC Undergraduate Lounge)\, 207-4 Bancroft Ave\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5S 1C1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person On Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="(The) Kurdistani Students%E2%80%99 Association of the University of Toronto (KSA-UofT)":MAILTO:serhan.aksoyler@mail.utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:Birthing Kits Assembling
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Golden Z @ UofT’s first event of the semester – assembling birthing kits! We’ll be together for a fun Saturday morning putting these kits together by hand\, to provide clean and hygienic conditions for women giving birth in remote or underserved regions of the developing world. These kits help prevent fatal infections and reduce maternal and newborn mortality rate. \n​ \n​What’s Inside a Kit (materials will be sponsored by Zonta Clubs and Golden Z UofT) \n\n\n​Plastic sheet — provides a clean surface for the birth environment \n\n\n​Soap — for washing the hands of the mother and the birth attendant \n\n\n​Disposable gloves — protects against bacteria transmission \n\n\n​Sterile scalpel or razor blade — used for cleanly cutting the umbilical cord \n\n\n​Umbilical cord ties/strings — safely ties off the cord \n\n\n​Gauze squares — used for wiping and cleaning the newborn and mother \n\n\n​ \n​Once assembled\, our kits will be delivered by World Vision to developing countries\, going directly to the mothers and families who need them. \n  \nRegistration required at: https://luma.com/m8aru39f?lm_source=embed \n​ \n​Thank you for supporting our mission!
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/birthing-kits-assembling/
LOCATION:Room 8170\, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education\, 252 Bloor St W\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5S 1V6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person On Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Golden Z %E2%80%93 University of Toronto Student Chapter":MAILTO:goldenz@studentorg.utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:Gospel Workshop
DESCRIPTION:We start with games and have dinner. We will hear a message\, and some students will share their reflections. We will also discuss the theme to engage in groups and wrap up the meeting with upcoming plans.
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/gospel-workshop/
LOCATION:University of Toronto Scarborough\, 1265 Military Trail\, Toronto\, ON. Canada\, M1C 1A4\, Military Trail\, Ontario\, Scarborough\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person On Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="University Bible Fellowship (UBF)":MAILTO:jules.pastoor@mail.utoronto.ca
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SUMMARY:AFC Toronto match
DESCRIPTION:We’re planning to head out together on October 18 to BMO Field for a 1:00 PM kickoff as AFC Toronto takes on Calgary Wild FC.\n\nIf you’d like to come join us\, buy your tickets here to get a seat in our section: https://am.ticketmaster.com/afctoronto/buy/quickbuy?id=OTE5 We look forward to seeing you all there!\n\nCloser to the date we will send more details on travelling together as a group in our discord server.
URL:https://sop.utoronto.ca/event/afc-toronto-match/
LOCATION:BMO Field\, BMO Field\, 170 Princes' Blvd\, Ontario\, Toronto\, Canada
CATEGORIES:In Person Off Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="No Regrets":MAILTO:kaley.sung@mail.utoronto.ca
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