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Artificial Intelligence

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Course summary

Artificial Intelligence is one of the most important and cutting-edge sub-fields in Computer Science. It’s transforming industries from technology, robotics and finance to healthcare, creative and third sectors.

Shaped by our world-leading research in data science, machine learning, robotics and AI+, on this programme you’ll learn the key facts, principles, and concepts of computer science, while developing specialist expertise in AI theories, methods, and applications. You’ll develop knowledge of modern languages, tools and practices used in the specification, design, implementation and evaluation of both traditional and AI related computer-based systems.

You’ll also explore the professional, ethical and legal considerations that shape the responsible use of technology. Working individually and as part of a development team, you’ll have the opportunity to design and construct both traditional and AI related computer systems, while refining transferable skills such as information retrieval, project management, and independent learning.

Our goal is to develop highly-employable, innovative and responsible graduates. You’ll graduate with a wide range of career opportunities and will be equipped with the skills, knowledge and experience to make real-world, positive impact.

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Course code:
G702
Institution code:
L41

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