7 courses with the subject AIM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
AIM 1200AI for Everyone3
Offered: Every semester, online only. (Note: This course will be taught online by instructor(s) from another college via a partnership. Please be aware of differences in start and end dates for the course.) Artificial Intelligence is changing the world. It is changing jobs, creating them, and even replacing them (but less than you think). More than ever before, companies need employees who can use AI tools to solve problems creatively and responsibly. This non-technical AI crash course builds the foundational skills needed to do that and is designed to be valuable to anyone. Learn how to distinguish problems that AI is useful for, master prompt engineering to improve outputs, detect AI-generated output, analyze ethics and privacy, and stay up-to-date on one of the most transformative technologies of our lifetimes.
Offered: Every semester, online only. (Note: This course will be taught online by instructor(s) from another college via a partnership. Please be aware of differences in start and end dates for the course.) Artificial Intelligence decisions are often only as good as the person asking the question. In this course, you’ll learn how to ask the right ones and increase the productivity and innovation you can achieve with AI. Create better prompts, compare and contrast strengths and limitations, evaluate outcomes, and by the end of this course, understand and leverage the power of AI for decision-making across any discipline, opening up new career paths and personal growth.
Offered: Every spring semester, online only. (Note: This course will be taught online by instructor(s) from another college via a partnership. Please be aware of differences in start and end dates for the course.) Generative AI has introduced a new paradigm of AI: the co-creator. Top professionals and companies use AI to improve productivity and creativity every day, and in this course, you’ll learn the iterative prompting, search, and functional evaluation metrics powering these uses. By the end of this course, you’ll integrate AI tools into a variety of creative skill sets, and your own projects, building new avenues for creativity in your career. Greensboro College Undergraduate Academic Catalog 2026-2027 299
Offered: Periodically based on student need How do professionals adapt AI use to achieve different goals? Students apply human-centered AI concepts and skills within a disciplinary context.
Offered: Every fall semester What do we want from AI—and what might it want from us? Who else might be listening when we talk with AI? Should it have rights? Would it be responsible if something went wrong? Does it make sense to consider the well-being of AI? We’ll investigate different frameworks and framing narratives to put together some of the puzzle pieces regarding what AI is now and what it might become in the future. Through simulations, AI projects, and discussion, we’ll ask the hard questions about what it means to be human, posthuman, and transhuman in a world shared with intelligent machines.
