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Master of Artificial Intelligence for Land Use
This will prepare students to enter professional or research roles which include Artificial Intelligence. Professional skills are embedded in the programme through the assessment approaches. Students can be placed in a professional organisation to work on indu…
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This will prepare students to enter professional or research roles which include Artificial Intelligence. Professional skills are embedded in the programme through the assessment approaches. Students can be placed in a professional organisation to work on industry research and development projects supervised by an industry mentor with the support of academic staff or undertake a research focused project under the supervision of an academic staff member. The programme is designed to reflect the knowledge, skills, values, ethics and work practices relating to Artificial Intelligence that are faced by and/or required by industry, government and communities. The programme therefore provides learning environments that reflect the professional working scenarios that students are likely to encounter on entering a role in industry, government or community.
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Qualify for the award of a bachelor's degree in a related discipline of an accredited higher education institution in New Zealand approved for the purpose by the Academic Board with at least a B average with coursework in programming, quantitative methods and statistics desired; or equivalent.
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