ARTIFICIAL
PHD IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
Required Courses
- Computer Vision and Its Applications
- Foundations of Data Mining
- Introduction to Computing Using Python
- Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
- AI Security and Privacy
- Reinforcement Learning and Optimization
Sample Elective Courses
- Foundation of Deep Neural Networks
- Advanced Deep Learning
- Chasing Trends for Visual Intelligence: From Recognition to 3D Reconstruction
- Machine Learning on Graphs
- Programming for Vision Systems
- Autonomous AI
- Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures
- Artificial Intelligence for Medical Imaging
- Fundamentals of Machine Learning
- Responsible Artificial Intelligence
- Multimodal Artificial Intelligencee
- Applied Deep Learning: From Speech to Language and Multimodal Processing
- Machine Consciousness
- Quantum Computing
- Information Theory for Machine Learning
- Natural Language Processing and Its Applications
- Topics in Artificial Intelligence
- Topics in Machine Learning
- Research Internship
- Independent Studies
- Machine Learning for the Arts
- Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Data Science
- Special Topics in Intelligent Transportation
- Convex and Nonconvex Optimization I
- Information Technology in Advanced Energy Systems
- Special Topics in Smart Manufacturing
- Science of Cities
- Urban Data Acquisition and Analysis
Program Learning Outcomes
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01Demonstrate thorough knowledge of the literature and a comprehensive understanding of scientific methods and techniques relevant to AI.
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02Demonstrate practical skills in building AI systems.
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03Critically apply theories, methodologies, and knowledge to address fundamental questions in AI.
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04Independently pursue research or innovation of significance in AI applications.
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05Demonstrate skills in oral and written communication sufficient for a professional career.
PHD
General Information
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Credit structure:
PhD: 21 credits
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Normative Program Duration:
PhD:
Full-time: 3 years (those with a relevant research master’s degree), 4 years (those without a relevant research master’s degree)
