Artificial Intelligence B.A. + Applied Data Science M.S.
Artificial intelligence and data science are rapidly changing how we do business and live our lives. You can seize opportunities in these expanding sectors by earning an accelerated bachelor’s degree in AI and master’s in Applied Data Science through our school.
This industry-focused degree program is tailored to meet employers’ needs and equip you with the skills to succeed. You can develop sought-after proficiencies in AI and ADS and graduate from Indiana University with two degrees in just five years.
Plan of Study
Fall Semester Senior Year (16 credits)
- AII 40000 Ethics of AI
- AII 41000 Recent Trends in AI
- Capstone
- PBHL-B 670 Biostatistics in R
- INFO-H 517 Visualization Design, Analysis, and Evaluation
- General elective
Spring Semester Senior Year (13 credits)
- INFO-H 516 Applied Cloud Computing for Data-Intensive Sciences
- INFO-H 518 Deep Learning Neural Networks
- Capstone
- General elective
- General elective
Summer Session (3 credits)
- Specialization course
Fall Semester Fifth Year (9 credits)
- LIS-S 511 Database Design
- INFO-H 515 Data Analytics (Statistical Learning)
- INFO-I 501 Introduction to Informatics
Spring Semester Fifth Year (9 credits)
- Master’s Specialization course
- Master’s Specialization course
- Master’s Specialization course
AI Selectives (select four, 12 cr.)
- INFO-I 415 Introduction to Statistical Learning(3 cr.)
- INFO-I 416 Applied Cloud Computing(3 cr.)
- INFO-I 428 Web Mining(3 cr.)
- INFO-I 467 Internet-of-Things Interface Design for Business Innovation(3 cr.)
- INFO-I 483 Conversational User Interfaces: Experience Design and Applications(3 cr.)
- NEWM-N 328 Visualizing Information(3 cr.)
- Calculus- fulfilled by MATH 16500, MATH-M 220 or MATH 22100
Area II World Language Competency
Students must demonstrate world language first-year proficiency in one of three ways:
- Successful completion of world language courses 131 and 132.
- First year proficiency via ALEKS test or other placement test (test into 200 level), then can fulfill with 1 Cultural Understanding (including 200-level or higher world language courses) or CLEP and elective credits.