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3/24/2021: Program Change - Master of Engineering Artificial Intelligence degree
No full textThe Master of Engineering Artificial Intelligence degree is designed for engineering professionals working in the mobility (automotive) industry. Students can broaden their skill sets for careers using Artificial Intelligence in the design and development of new automotive systems. All students must complete two mobility systems fundamentals courses (which two depend on your undergraduate degree), courses on automotive controls and signal processing, two management courses, and four technical courses specifically in Artificial Intelligence.
This program is being designed for delivery as part of our Walsh College partnership
3/24/2021: Course Change Form EE6213
No full textThis course is a version of an existing course has been adapted for delivery in our new professionally-oriented Master of Engineering program. Students in the MSE programs are not eligible to take these courses
3/24/2021: Course Change Form CE 6543
No full textThis course is a version of an existing course has been adapted for delivery in our new professionally-oriented Master of Engineering program. Students in the MSE programs are not eligible to take these courses
2/10/2021: Program Change Form School of Management
No full textIn order to incorporate one of our newly approved entrepreneurship courses in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor, the two business course elective options will be removed (MGMT-104 Management Concepts, BUSN-103 Marketing, ACCT-222 Managerial Accounting, BUSn-331 Financial Management, and BUSN-402 Business Law) and replaced by required courses BUSN 402 Business Law (part of the existing choice bin) and BUSN 321 Entrepreneurial Thinking (newly approved course). There will be no change in the minor program credit hour requirement. With the proposed changes, the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Minor would consist of the following courses:
ECON-201
Economics Elective 300 or higher
BUSN 303 – New Venture Creation: Entrepreneurship
BUSN 304 – Intrapreneurship & Innovation Development
BUSN 321 – Entrepreneurial Thinking
BUSN 402 – Business Law
Select one of the following: MATH-258, MATH-327, MATH-33
2/17/2021: Course Change Form CS 481/681
No full textAs the need for AI in the curriculum is growing, there is a need for a general AI class at the graduate level. CS 681 provides that. In the AI community there is also a growing focus on reasoning in uncertain conditions and learning so the course content is changed to add these topics
