University of Bradford · Full-time
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an exciting, cutting-edge topic with technologies and applications that span almost every aspect of our lives. AI is everywhere, from smartphone apps that recognise your speech, to self-driving cars that revolutionise the safety…
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School of Management · Computing
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an exciting, cutting-edge topic with technologies and applications that span almost every aspect of our lives. AI is everywhere, from smartphone apps that recognise your speech, to self-driving cars that revolutionise the safety and efficiency of our transport networks. AI is built on a foundation of computer science. It combines problem-solving skills, practical skills like programming, and specialist knowledge on tools and techniques for creating smart algorithms and software. On this course, you will benefit from our 50 years-plus of experience in computer science. You'll learn how to integrate a diverse set of skills from a variety of topics into real-world applications, through our industry-focused curriculum. You will study topics such as programming, machine learning, classification, clustering, AI in Healthcare and more, with modules that challenge you to combine and apply these topics on practical projects with career-launching outcomes. The programme includes project and dissertation modules with opportunities to leverage industry-standard software tools to develop cutting-edge solutions to real-world problems, with the support and guidance of academic experts from the artificial intelligence domain. All of our computer science students are automatically enrolled as student members of the British Computer Society (BCS).
Getting in
As the university states it
2:2 or above in computer science, computer engineering, informatics or other computer-related subjects (including engineering and management disciplines such as finance, economics, business studies etc) from an approved degree-awarding body. Candidates who do not fulfil the normal entry requirements but have extensive industrial experience in a related area are considered on an individual basis.
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