AIMINU - Artificial Intelligence

Undergraduate Minor

College of Science

Undergraduate

The undergraduate minor in Artificial Intelligence provides students with foundational knowledge and skills in AI and its applications. The 20-unit program begins with essential programming fundamentals through two introductory computer programming courses, followed by core coursework in artificial intelligence and data science principles. Students then select from specialized upper-division electives including deep learning, computer vision, machine learning, and text retrieval/web search. This minor is designed to complement various majors by providing students with practical experience in AI technologies while developing their understanding of how these systems work and their potential applications across different fields.

- Apply their understanding of core artificial intelligence principles and methodologies to implement programs that solve computational problems.
- Apply data science techniques to analyze and interpret complex datasets.
- Evaluate the practical applications and implications of AI systems in real-world contexts based on their knowledge of current industry and research AI tools and frameworks.
- Demonstrate proficiency in at least one specialized area of AI such as machine learning, computer vision, or natural language processing.