Our multi-city treks take students inside startups, labs, and policy institutions where innovation happens on the ground. Course Chunks extends that same spirit of learning into the digital space — an open library where resources on AI, coding, data science, and research can be collected, organized, and shared.

Where Startup Treks give students the chance to experience innovation ecosystems first-hand, Course Chunks provides a way to keep building knowledge before, during, and after travel. It reflects the same commitment: preparing students — especially those in computer science and engineering — with the tools and perspectives they need to thrive in a changing world.

Course Chunks is built on a simple belief: knowledge grows when it is shared. In a world where AI is rapidly reshaping how we work and learn, no single textbook or course can keep pace. What students and educators need is a way to gather, organize, and share resources as living collections.

This platform functions as an open library. Anyone can collect articles, videos, podcasts, and research materials, then arrange them into modular “chunks” that others can explore and adapt. A student can build a personal library of tutorials on machine learning, while an instructor can assemble resources for a class or research group — all in a format designed for collaboration.

At its heart, Course Chunks is about making learning transparent and collective. By lowering the barriers to sharing and organizing resources, it creates a space where students, faculty, and teams can navigate the changing landscape of AI together.

Shared Online Resources in Course Chunks

What You’ll Find

• Curated Resources – Articles, videos, podcasts, and research materials organized around practical uses of AI in coding, data science, marketing, and research.

• Modular Chunks – Flexible collections that break big topics into manageable parts, making it easier to learn step by step.

• Personal Libraries – Tools to collect and organize your own resources, building a library that grows with your interests and projects.

• Shared Collections – Open libraries created by other learners and educators, offering new perspectives and ready-to-use sets of materials.

• Collaborative Learning – A platform where students, faculty, and teams can connect their libraries, compare approaches, and refine their understanding together.