Applied Artificial Intelligence MSc
Aston University (ASTON)
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Emplacement
Birmingham, Royaume-Uni
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Type de cursus MSc
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Date de début
No info
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Durée
No info
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Application de la date limite
No info
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Langue Anglais
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Présence
Sur le campus
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Engagement
À temps plein
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Rythme des cours
Avec un professeur
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Frais de scolarité
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Description du programme
If you want to build a career in the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) but don’t have a computer science background, this conversion course could be for you. This course also features the opportunity to undertake a professional placement in its second year.
Course outline and modules
Artificial Intelligence is at the cutting edge of technology and its potential applications are almost limitless. From developing robots that help people in their own homes to using AI in modelling and managing serious health conditions, it is changing the way we live.
There is no doubt that this rapidly growing area of computer science will be at the centre of technological advances in the future.
As you won’t have a computer science background, this conversion course is designed to get you up to speed quickly, covering the foundations of computer science as well as the specialist knowledge needed for a career in AI.
Our Artificial Intelligence masters is taught by a team of active researchers, so you’ll benefit from their ongoing work and be taught the latest techniques on this interactive course.
This course was developed with support from the Institute of Coding to help break down barriers to digital learning and employment. 

The difference between this course and the MSc Applied Artificial Intelligence course with no mention of Professional Practice, is that this one features a professional placement. Students are responsible for finding their own work placement, with the help of our award-winning Careers and Placements Team, who have helped so many of our students to secure placement and work opportunities. Aston is 3rd in the UK for the number of students taking a sandwich year (HESA 2018), showing just how much we encourage students getting professional experience and how successful we are at enabling them to secure work placements. Take a look at our specific placement information and support. Please find more about the timeframe under ‘Learning, teaching and assessment’. 


What you’ll learn


We'll teach you the specialist, technical information you need, and you'll develop your ability to create ethical, well-justified and appropriate AI solutions to real-life challenges.
With an emphasis on practical experience, you’ll have the opportunity to design and plan, implement, test, evaluate and document your solutions, preparing you for future challenges as you develop your career.
You’ll work on your own and as part of a team on projects and presentations. The different projects will enable you to develop your communication and team working skills alongside your technical expertise, which is important as you enter the workplace.
Core modules
- Foundations of Object-oriented Software Development
- Software Engineering
- Database Systems
- AI: Vision and Reality
- Research Methods and Professional Practice
- Dissertation
Optional modules
- Techniques for Data Analysis (Data Mining)
- Machine Learning
- Mathematics for AI
- Multi-agent Systems and Strategic Decision Making
The course will be assessed through a combination of exams, coursework and practicals.
