Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence

Information about the credit-bearing, degree-leading graduate certificate in Artificial Intelligence offered through UTA's Computer Science and Engineering Department

The credit-bearing, degree-leading graduate certificate in Artificial Intelligence is offered through the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Department. The program is intended to give those who successfully complete it an ability to understand different AI techniques that have been used for solving real world problems; an ability to understand the differences and uses of different AI techniques in order to choose from them for solving a problem at hand; and an ability to apply this knowledge to subject areas, such as robotics, image processing, speech recognition, health informatics and bioinformatics, and social networks data.

Our Artificial Intelligence Certificate is intended to give those who successfully complete it:

  • An ability to understand different AI techniques that have been used for solving real world problems
  • An ability to understand the differences and uses of different AI techniques in order to choose from them for solving a problem at hand
  • An ability to apply this knowledge to subject areas, such as robotics, image processing, speech recognition, health informatics and bioinformatics, and social networks data

This certificate consists of four graduate level courses that candidates may use toward an MS or Ph.D. degree upon completion of the certificate. Candidates may be asked to complete an additional Foundation of Computing class if their bachelor’s degree is not a from computer-related field.

All completed certificate coursework can be applied towards an MS or PhD degree.

The Certificate is managed by:

  • Dr. Manfred Huber, administrator, Professor
  • Dr. Vassilis Athitsos, co-administrator, Professor
  • Dr. Bahram Khalili, Associate Professor of Instruction and Graduate Advisor

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