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Artificial Intelligence Foundations
Undergraduate CertificateThese program requirements are for students who enroll in the 2022-2023 academic year.
- Explore principles: Explain the fundamental concepts and principles of AI, including machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing.
- Identify adoption opportunities: Identify opportunities for AI adoption within a range of sectors, including finance, healthcare, marketing, and cybersecurity.
- Generate content: Apply generative AI principles and techniques in creative fields, content generation, and innovation.
- Develop ethical frameworks: Develop a framework to promote responsible AI practices and ethical decision-making regarding AI systems.
- Analyze data: Apply appropriate data analysis and AI techniques and tools to achieve business outcomes.
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- (3 Credits, ARIN 340)
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This program is designed for working professionals interested in a modern, forward-facing career in AI. The workplace-ready skills you learn in this program may allow you to contribute to critical outcomes within all types of organizations, including small businesses, large corporations, nonprofits, government agencies, and the military. This certificate may help provide you with essential user- and manager-centric perspectives on AI that are critical to developing AI applications or applying AI to technical areas.
No previous experience is needed.
- All courses available online
- Select hybrid courses available
- $ per credit hour
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This program follows standard UMGC admission requirements.
This program does not have military restrictions. It is available to all eligible civilian and military-affiliated students.
This program does not have state-specific restrictions.