GED Course
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Purpose of GED Preparation Course
The purpose of this GED Preparation Course at NICON Group of Colleges is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to successfully pass all four GED exams and earn their high school equivalency diploma. The course follows a structured curriculum covering all subject areas, with a focus on both content mastery and test-taking strategies . Students will learn to identify their strengths and weaknesses, develop personalized study plans, and build the critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for success .
Key Features of This GED Course
The key features of this GED Preparation Course are as follows:
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We enable students to gain proficiency in all four GED subject areas
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Students develop strategic test-taking skills and time management techniques
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This course enhances career and education opportunities through GED certification
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Learn content and skills for Mathematical Reasoning, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies
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Master extended response essay writing and evidence-based reasoning
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You will learn from highly qualified and experienced instructors
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Interactive, practice-oriented teaching methodology with full-length practice exams
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Flexible timings to accommodate all students
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Certification upon completion of the course
Importance of GED
Globally Recognized Qualification: The GED is accepted in over 80 countries worldwide, including Pakistan, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany . In Pakistan, it is recognized by IBCC and equivalent to HSSC/A-Levels . After passing the GED, students can get admission to foreign and Pakistani universities .
Education Opportunities: The GED allows students to apply to colleges, trade schools, and training programs both locally and internationally . It opens doors to higher education and scholarships .
Career Advancement: GED certification qualifies individuals for more job opportunities and higher wages . It is widely accepted by employers as proof of high school-level knowledge and skills .
Second Chance Education: In Pakistan, many students face interruptions in their education due to personal or financial challenges. The GED offers a valuable second chance to complete education and move forward with career and academic goals .
Who Should Join This GED Course?
This GED Preparation Course is suitable for:
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Students who did not complete traditional schooling and want a second chance
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Working professionals seeking career advancement
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Parents and individuals looking to continue their education
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Students wanting to apply to Pakistani or international universities
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Anyone seeking a recognized high school equivalency qualification
Eligibility for GED in Pakistan
For IBCC Equivalence (Pakistani Universities):
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Must be 16 years or older
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Must have completed Matric or O-Levels
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Must have a 2-year study gap after Matric or O-Levels
For US Equivalence (Foreign Universities):
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Must be 16 years or older
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No Matric or O-Levels required
Career Growth with GED
Enhanced Education Opportunities: GED holders can apply to colleges, trade schools, and training programs both in Pakistan and internationally .
Career Advancement: GED certification qualifies individuals for more job opportunities and higher wages . It is widely accepted by employers as proof of high school-level knowledge .
Personal Fulfillment: Earning a GED boosts confidence and opens new paths for personal and professional growth .
University Pathways: After passing the GED, students can get admission to foreign and Pakistani universities, with guidance for obtaining IBCC equivalence certificates .
Why NICON Group of Colleges?
NICON Group of Colleges is one of the leading skill-based education providers in Pakistan, offering reliable and practical education through our multiple campuses across the country. We believe in second chances and new beginnings—our GED program offers more than just academic preparation; it provides the tools, confidence, and support needed to build a better future . We are always keen to provide what students need to get fast results after taking the course.
Join us through this GED Preparation Course because we provide:
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Unique Methods of Learning
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Project Analysis
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Certification as an Award
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Expert Faculty with Proven Track Record
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Modern Learning Facilities
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Flexible Timings
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Multiple Campus Locations Across Pakistan
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1Day 11 hour 30 mins
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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What is Artificial Intelligence and why it matters
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AI goals and the concept of rational agents
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Narrow AI vs General AI vs Superintelligence
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AI vs Machine Learning vs Deep Learning
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Career opportunities in AI
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Assignment: Research AI applications in various industries
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2Day 21 hour 30 mins
History and Evolution of AI
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Historical evolution of AI from early rule-based systems to modern AI
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Key milestones in AI development
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AI winters and breakthroughs
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Contributions of Alan Turing, John McCarthy, and other pioneers
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Assignment: Create a timeline of AI history
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3Day 31 hour 30 mins
Philosophy and Foundations of AI
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Philosophical foundations of AI
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The Turing Test and its implications
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The Chinese Room argument
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Can machines think? Classical debates
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Assignment: Write a reflection paper on AI philosophy
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4Assignment 1Assignment
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5Quiz 1Quiz
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6Day 41 hour 30 mins
Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Common AI application domains
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AI in healthcare, finance, education, and retail
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Computer vision, NLP, and recommendation systems
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Generative AI and creative applications
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Assignment: Analyze an AI application case study
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7Day 51 hour 30 mins
The AI Development Lifecycle
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From problem identification to deployment
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Data collection and preprocessing
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Model selection and training
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Evaluation and iteration
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Assignment: Map the AI lifecycle for a use case
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8Day 61 hour 30 mins
Intelligent Agents
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What are intelligent agents and their role in AI
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Agent architectures and environments
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Rationality and performance measures
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Types of agents (simple reflex, model-based, goal-based, utility-based)
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Assignment: Design a simple intelligent agent
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9Assignment 2Assignment
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10Quiz 2Quiz
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11Day 71 hour 30 mins
Agent Environments and Problem Formulation
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Environment types (observable vs unobservable, deterministic vs stochastic)
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Problem formulation for AI solutions
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Formalizing problems as search spaces
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Assignment: Formulate a real-world problem
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12Day 81 hour 30 mins
Agent Types and Applications
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Software agents vs physical agents
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Autonomous systems and robotics
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Multi-agent systems
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Assignment: Compare different agent types
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13Day 91 hour 30 mins
Introduction to Search Problems
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Why search is fundamental to AI
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Problem formulation as search
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Search spaces and state spaces
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Assignment: Identify search problems
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14Assignment 3Assignment
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15Quiz 3Quiz
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16Day 101 hour 30 mins
Uninformed Search
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Breadth-First Search (BFS)
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Depth-First Search (DFS)
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Uniform-Cost Search
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Assignment: Implement BFS and DFS
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17Day 111 hour 30 mins
Informed Search and Heuristics
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Heuristic search techniques
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A* Search Algorithm
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Greedy Best-First Search
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Assignment: Implement A* search
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18Day 121 hour 30 mins
Adversarial Search and Game Playing
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Minimax algorithm
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Alpha-beta pruning
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Game playing AI (Chess, Go)
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Assignment: Implement a game AI
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19Assignment 4Assignment
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20Quiz 4Quiz
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21Day 131 hour 30 mins
Local Search and Optimization
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Hill climbing and simulated annealing
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Genetic algorithms and evolutionary computing
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Constraint satisfaction problems
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Assignment: Apply local search to an optimization problem
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22Day 141 hour 30 mins
Knowledge Representation Fundamentals
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Representing knowledge for intelligent systems
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Propositional and predicate logic
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Ontologies and semantic networks
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Assignment: Represent knowledge for a domain
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23Day 151 hour 30 mins
Logical Agents and Reasoning
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Logical agents and knowledge bases
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Inference and deduction
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SAT solvers and satisfiability
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Assignment: Implement logical inference
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24Assignment 5Assignment
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25Quiz 5Quiz
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26Day 161 hour 30 mins
Planning and Decision Making
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Classical planning representations
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Planning graphs and Graphplan
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Decision-making under uncertainty
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Assignment: Create a planning solution
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27Day 171 hour 30 mins
Introduction to Machine Learning
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What is Machine Learning and why it matters
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Types of learning: supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement
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The machine learning workflow
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Assignment: Research ML applications
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28Day 181 hour 30 mins
Supervised Learning - Part 1
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Regression and classification
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Linear regression and logistic regression
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Naive Bayes classifier
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Assignment: Implement a linear regression model
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29Assignment 6Assignment
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30Quiz 6Quiz
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31Day 191 hour 30 mins
Supervised Learning - Part 2
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Support Vector Machines (SVM)
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Decision trees and random forests
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K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
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Assignment: Build a classification model
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32Day 201 hour 30 mins
Unsupervised Learning
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Clustering algorithms: K-Means
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Dimensionality reduction
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PCA and t-SNE
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Assignment: Implement clustering
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33Day 211 hour 30 mins
Reinforcement Learning
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Introduction to reinforcement learning
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Rewards and state transitions
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The Bellman equation
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Q-learning fundamentals
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Assignment: Train a simple RL agent
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34Assignment 7Assignment
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35Quiz 7Quiz
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36Day 221 hour 30 mins
Evaluation and Model Selection
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Model evaluation metrics
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Overfitting and underfitting
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Cross-validation
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Assignment: Evaluate and select a model
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37Day 231 hour 30 mins
Introduction to Neural Networks
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The Perceptron: building block of neural networks
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Activation functions and layers
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How neural networks learn
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Assignment: Build a perceptron
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38Day 241 hour 30 mins
Neural Networks in Depth
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Feedforward networks
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Backpropagation and gradient descent
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Training neural networks
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Assignment: Train a simple neural network
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39Assignment 8Assignment
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40Quiz 8Quiz
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41Day 251 hour 30 mins
Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)
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Convolutional layers and filters
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Pooling layers
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Classical CNN architectures
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CNN applications in computer vision
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Assignment: Build a CNN for image classification
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42Day 261 hour 30 mins
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and LSTMs
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Sequence data and RNNs
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Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)
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Applications in NLP and time series
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Assignment: Implement an RNN
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43Day 271 hour 30 mins
Transformer Architecture
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The Transformer architecture
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Self-attention mechanism
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Transfer learning and fine-tuning
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Assignment: Explore a transformer model
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44Assignment 9Assignment
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45Quiz 9Quiz
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46Day 281 hour 30 mins
Introduction to Generative AI
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What is generative AI and why it matters
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Overview of foundational models
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Generative AI use cases and applications
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Assignment: Explore generative AI tools
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47Day 291 hour 30 mins
Social Studies Practice Test
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Full Social Studies section practice exam
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Review and feedback session
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Assignment: Complete Social Studies practice test
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48Day 301 hour 30 mins
Comprehensive Review - Mathematical Reasoning
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Key concepts review and problem-solving
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Common mistakes and how to avoid them
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Assignment: Targeted math practice
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49Assignment 10Assignment
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50Quiz 10Quiz
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51Day 311 hour 30 mins
Comprehensive Review - Reasoning Through Language Arts
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Grammar and reading strategies review
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Essay writing best practices
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Assignment: Targeted RLA practice
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52Day 321 hour 30 mins
Comprehensive Review - Science
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Key science concepts review
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Experimental design and data interpretation
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Assignment: Targeted Science practice
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53Day 331 hour 30 mins
Comprehensive Review - Social Studies
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Key social studies concepts review
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Primary source analysis
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Assignment: Targeted Social Studies practice
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54Assignment 11Assignment
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55Quiz 11Quiz
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56Day 341 hour 30 mins
Full-Length Practice Exam - Part 1
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Mathematical Reasoning practice test
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Reasoning Through Language Arts practice test
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Timed conditions simulation
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Assignment: Complete Part 1 of practice exam
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57Day 351 hour 30 mins
Full-Length Practice Exam - Part 2
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Science practice test
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Social Studies practice test
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Timed conditions simulation
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Assignment: Complete Part 2 of practice exam
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58Day 361 hour 30 mins
Final Assessment & Certification
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Comprehensive review of all subject areas
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Individual progress assessment
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Test day preparation and strategies
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Certification
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59Assignment 12Assignment
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60Quiz 12Quiz
GED Preparation Course Now Open for Admissions
This is to inform all students and professionals that NICON Group of Colleges is now accepting admissions for its comprehensive GED Preparation Course at the 6th Road Campus and other campuses across Pakistan. The GED (General Educational Development) is a globally recognized high school equivalency diploma, accepted in over 80 countries including Pakistan, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and Germany. GED is equivalent to A-Levels or grade 12 in the American education system, and is recognized by the American Council on Education and IBCC in Pakistan. Limited seats are available, and interested candidates are encouraged to register early.
Course Highlights:
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Comprehensive training across all four GED subject areas
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Expert faculty and personalized study plans
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Test-taking strategies and full-length practice exams
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Flexible timings and multiple campus locations
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Support for IBCC equivalence for Pakistani universities
GED Preparation Course - Comprehensive 3-month training covering Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies with test-taking strategies and practice exams.
There are no strict prerequisites for this course, though Matric or O-Levels completion is recommended for IBCC equivalence . Students must follow the timetable to enroll in and complete this GED Course. It includes:
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Students must be prompt so they do not miss any training sessions
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They must bring a notebook to write down important points
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Candidates must have a learning-oriented mindset
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Having a laptop is highly recommended for online practice resources
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Working hours
| Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |