Computer Science, B.S., Specialization in Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence Specialization

To earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence, students must complete the following sequence of courses to satisfy their professional track and professional electives requirements of the Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Students who are interested in the specialization are advised to select the Computational Intelligence Track. See Computer Science, B.S.  for degree requirements.

In general, students may require up to 131 credits to complete the specialization. However, by careful selection of courses students may be able to complete the specialization with no more than 128 credits. Students who are interested in the specialization should consult an academic adviser for guidance on course selection. Students may earn only one specialization and the specialization must be completed as part of their degree.

Primary Subject

Select one of the following courses

• CSI 4130 - Artificial Intelligence (4)
• CSI 4140 - Deep Learning and Applications (4)
• CSI 4170 - Machine Learning (4)

Additional Subjects

Select additional three courses from the following

• CSI 4130 - Artificial Intelligence (4)
• CSI 4140 - Deep Learning and Applications (4)
• CSI 4170 - Machine Learning (4)
• CSI 4180 - Natural Language Processing (4)
• CSI 4550 - Visual Computing (4)
• CSI 4810 - Information Retrieval and Knowledge Discovery (4)

Note

Students can substitute one of the additional subjects with at least 3 credits of CSI 4900 (Special Topics), CSI 4995 (Undergraduate Research), or CSI 4996 (Independent Study) provided that the coursework is in the area of artificial intelligence. Approvals of both the instructor and the chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering are required for such a substitution.