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Nov 23, 2024
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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Artificial Intelligence, B.S.
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The Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence degree provides students the opportunity to gain cutting-edge AI knowledge and skills with a solid theoretical foundation as well as a good understanding of different application areas. This bachelor program prepares students for a productive career in industry, lifelong learning, and for graduate study in AI. The BS in AI is strategically designed to build on the strengths of existing computing programs on campus and produce well-rounded students with a balance between strong theoretical foundations as well as practical and hands-on technical skills. The program also includes a strong professional component for the development of skills in technical communication, ethics, and teamwork. The program was designed to satisfy the local and national industry needs and student learning perspectives. To earn a Bachelor of Science degree in AI students must complete a minimum of 128 credits and meet the following requirements:
Program educational objectives
- Understand representations, algorithms and techniques used across works in Artificial Intelligence and be able to apply and evaluate them in applications as well as develop their own.
- Understand and apply machine-learning techniques, in particular to draw inferences from data and help automate the development of AI systems and components.
- Understand the various ways and reasons humans are integrated into mixed human-AI environments, whether it is to improve overall integrated system performance, improve AI performance or influence human performance and learning.
- Understand the ethical concerns in developing responsible AI technologies.
- Implement AI systems, model human behavior, and evaluate their performance.
Specific offerings for each semester may be found in the Schedule of Classes.
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Requirements for the major in Artificial Intelligence, B.S.
General Education requirements
In order to graduate on-schedule without taking additional courses, it is highly recommended that students meet with an Undergraduate Academic Adviser concerning the selection of all of their general education courses.
Each candidate for an Oakland University baccalaureate will need to satisfactorily complete approved courses in each of the following areas: Foundation, Exploration, Integration, Writing, U.S. Diversity, and Capstone. For details, refer to the General Education section of the catalog. In order to satisfy both general education and other program requirements, in some of the general education areas students should select from the courses listed below.
Foundations
- Writing Foundations (WRT 1060 )
- Formal Reasoning (Satisfied by MTH 1554 ; see Mathematics and sciences)
Explorations: One course from each of the seven Explorations areas
- Arts
- Language and Culture
- Global Perspective
- Literature
- Natural Science and Technology (Satisfied by an approved science elective with lab; see Mathematics and Sciences)
- Social Science
- Western Civilization (Satisfied by PHL 1310 ; see additional major requirements)
Integration:
- Knowledge Applications (Satisfied by MTH 1555 ; see Mathematics and sciences)
U.S. Diversity:
- May be met by an approved course in the Explorations area.
Writing Intensive and Capstone:
- Capstone (Satisfied by CSI 4999 ; see Required professional subjects)
- Writing Intensive in the Major (Satisfied by CSI 4999; see Required professional subjects)
- Writing Intensive in General Education (may be met by an approved course in the Explorations area)
Additional Major Requirements:
All students must complete the following requirement.
- Professional Ethics: PHL 1310 - Introduction to Ethics in Science and Engineering
In order to graduate on-schedule without taking additional courses, it is highly recommended that students meet with SECS Undergraduate Academic Adviser concerning the selection of all of their general education courses.
Mathematics and Statistics (20 credits)
Artificial Intelligence Core (18 credits)
Required professional subjects (44 credits)
Depth areas/ Professional track (12 credits)
Select one of the following professional tracks:
C) Human-Centered AI and Robotics Track
D) AI for Cyber Security and Trustworthy AI Track
E) Augmented/Virtual Reality Track
F) Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 Track
Choose three from following courses:
Professional Electives (6 credits)
Complete 2 credits of the following 2000 level courses:
And: 4 credits from one of these options (A-C):
A) Any class in one of the depth areas not chosen as a primary specialty.
B) Courses at the 5000 level, with instructor approval.
C) Any 3000 or 4000 level class in Engineering, Computer Science, or Mathematics not currently part of the AI curriculum.
Below are some suggested classes:
Performance requirements
Satisfactory completion of the program requires an average grade of at least 2.0 within each group: mathematics and sciences, AI core, and professional courses (including required professional subjects, professional electives, and professional track). Within professional courses at most two grades below C are permitted, at most two different courses may be repeated, and a total of three attempts per course is permitted.
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