EdTech Startup AiTudier: Affordable CS Courses to Schools Celebrates Selling Out Beta Release!

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - July 23, 2022 - PRLog -- Nashville, TN: This week, AiTudier, an EECS (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) educational software company specializing in bringing affordable EECS education to K-12 students and schools, announced that they had released their beta for testing to individual students and schools as a whole. Within 48 hours of their soft release, they have completely sold out their initial offering. Looking at the incredible demand, they are expanding their beta testing to more members, available at aitudier.com. With the big announcement of their beta release, AiTudier's co-founder Aryn Chadha stated, "We started this company with a simple mission, democratizing education in a way that a kid sitting in rural Alabama can get access to the same Computer science classes as a kid in Beverly hills. With the successful release of our platform, I am confident that we are at the inception of something precious. Infrastructure, funding, and teachers shouldn't be a bottleneck to students' learning, and with AiTudier, we work to change this status quo." AiTudier's beta product allows early adopters to test, analyze, and give critical feedback on their product. This feedback will help AiTudier sharpen its software and educational effectiveness before its official release. AiTudier's Andrew Mao added, "At AiTudier, we listen to our customers. Every feature in the program is curated through a thoughtful process of 80+ teacher interviews. AiTudier will continue listening as we release and iterate our offerings to a larger audience." Schools interested in joining the AiTudier wave of EECS can contact admin@aitudier.com or visit https://www.aitudier.com/ for personalized information sessions.

About AiTudier: Many K-12 schools do not teach any computer science courses to their students, yet this field is large, constantly growing, and responsible for a large percentage of innovation in the world. At AiTudier, they believe that all students should at least be allowed to learn EECS before college. Their software program will enable students to experience hands-on EECS education without needing a computer science teacher or expensive equipment. AiTudier has a profound educational understanding and believes this product is the next step in redefining K-12 education in computer science or any other subject area.