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Build a Simple Cat vs Dog Image Classifier with Pre-Trained AI

Discipline: AI & Machine Learning Level: Foundation Industry: AI & Data Function: Engineering Team: up to 3 Assessment: 5 milestones (100 marks)

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About this project

What you'll build: You'll create a fun and easy-to-use program that looks at pictures and decides if they're cats or dogs. You'll use an existing AI model, so you don't need to start from scratch!

Why it's a good starter: This project uses helpful tools and clear steps, making it ideal for beginners. You'll get hands-on practice with real AI without complicated coding or math.

What you'll learn: You'll discover how to use AI models, handle images, and make predictions. By the end, you'll understand the basics of AI image classification and how to build your own simple apps.

Milestones
1. Setup & Project Plan
10 marks 5d
Submit a short plan outlining your approach and goals. Set up your Python environment (Jupyter/Colab) and ensure you can run basic code. What done looks like: A project notebook with your plan and proof of working setup.
2. Importing Data & Pre-Trained Model
30 marks 10d
Submit code and screenshots showing you imported the cat/dog dataset and loaded a pre-trained model (like MobileNet or VGG). What done looks like: Data loaded and model ready to use in your notebook.
3. Making Predictions & Basic Classification
30 marks 10d
Submit results of using the pre-trained model to classify images as cats or dogs. What done looks like: Code runs, outputs predicted labels, and shows a few sample results.
4. Testing & Polishing the Classifier
20 marks 7d
Submit a summary with accuracy scores and any improvements (like clearer outputs or a simple user interface). What done looks like: Model tested on new images, results are presented clearly.
5. Demo & Short Report
10 marks 5d
Submit a brief report (1-2 pages) and demo screenshots showing your classifier in action. What done looks like: Explanation of steps, results, and what you learned, plus demo images.
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Skills you'll learn
AI & Machine LearningUsing pre-trained AI modelsLoading and preparing image dataMaking predictions with AIBasic Python programmingEvaluating model performance
Tools used
PythonJupyter Notebook or Google ColabKeras or TensorFlowFree cat/dog image dataset (e.g. Kaggle)
Prerequisites
Basic programming (Python preferred)School-level maths (simple numbers and logic)Interest in working with images
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