Artificial Intelligence, MS

The Master of Science with a major in artificial intelligence gives students skills and knowledge that help them qualify for jobs in the desirable and up-and-coming field of artificial intelligence. This face-to-face program is interdisciplinary, which allows students from varying engineering and computer science programs to specialize in AI as it relates to their interests.

The Master of Science with a major in artificial intelligence requires a minimum of 33 semester hours beyond the bachelor’s degree. These courses will include bridge courses, core courses, and courses in a chosen concentration.

Students will choose from one of the concentration areas.

Machine Learning
Biomedical Engineering
Autonomous Systems

All graduate students pursuing the MS with a major in artificial intelligence must create their degree plan in consultation with their advisor.

Required courses

Students take 6 hours of bridge courses, 12 hours of core courses, and 15 hours of courses in their chosen concentration.

The bridge courses give students the necessary background in programming for artificial intelligence. These courses include Introduction to Programming in Artificial Intelligence and Foundations of Artificial Intelligence.

The core courses include:

Bridging courses

Students will take 6 hours of bridging coursework that introduce the concepts of artificial intelligence. These courses should be taken before completing the core courses.

Core courses

Students will take 12 hours of core courses.

Validations methods course

Students will select a course related to validation methods as determined by their concentration.

Concentration areas

Students will complete 12 hours of concentration coursework. Students will select 4 courses from the list available courses in their chosen concentration.

Machine learning concentration

Biomedical engineering concentration

Students will choose 4 courses from the available list of courses.

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