Rochester Institute of Technology to Offer Bachelor’s in AI
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The Rochester Institute of Technology is launching a new bachelor's program in artificial intelligence, along with a six-course AI minor program. The programs include courses on machine learning, natural language processing, and analytics, and are designed to meet the growing demand for AI expertise in the workforce.
The Rochester Institute of Technology is introducing a new bachelor's program in artificial intelligence. The program includes courses on machine learning, natural language processing, and analytics. The major program covers specific domains, including robotic systems and AI law and policy. Students will also take courses in psychology, art, and ethics, in addition to math and computer science. The program requires two semesters of full-time, paid work experience through the cooperative education program, with partners like Google and Microsoft. The new degree programs build on RIT's history of embracing new technology, with AI courses being taught since 1986.
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