23 courses with the subject AI, 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.
AI 301Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy: Concepts and
Implications (3 Credit Hours) This course emphasizes fundamental AI concepts, an awareness of AI applications across various fields, and the critical evaluation of AI's growin integration into daily life. Students will explore the opportunities and challenges presented by AI in diverse contexts while examining its ethical, social, and economic implications.
AI 302Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy: Applications and
Responsible Use (3 Credit Hours) This course focuses on practical applications and the responsible use of AI tools across various disciplines. Students will participate in hands- on projects to explore real-world applications, critically evaluate AI's limitations, and address challenges such as data privacy, bias, and societal impacts.
AI 315Artificial Intelligence in Content Creation ()3
This course explores the intersection of marketing and digital design, focusing on how to effectively integrate AI tools into modern content creation workflows. Students will utilize AI tools while developing content for a specific brand. By the end of the course, you will be equipped to harness AI in ideation, design, and distribution, empowering you to streamline and elevate your marketing content creation process.
This course provides an in-depth examination of the intersection between Generative AI (Gen AI) and Cybersecurity. It focuses on the dual nature of advanced AI systems as both enhancers and potential threats to security infrastructure. Students will acquire a comprehensive understanding of the underlying principles, algorithms, and practical applications of Gen AI models in the discovery of attack vectors, identification of cyber threats, and automation of security tasks. Additionally, the course will address defensive strategies aimed at mitigating the risks stemming from AI-driven cyberattacks.
This course offers a comprehensive, project-driven approach to integrating AI in healthcare, focusing on building prototype models for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment while stressing the need of adopting ethical, responsible methods to reduce risks and improve patient outcomes.
AI 495/595 Topics in Artificial Intelligence (AI) ()1-3
The advanced study of selected artificial intelligence topics designed to permit small groups of qualified students to work on subjects of mutual interest. These courses will appear in the course schedule and will be more fully described in information distributed to academic advisors.
This course provides an in-depth examination of the intersection between Generative AI (Gen AI) and Cybersecurity. It focuses on the dual nature of advanced AI systems as both enhancers and potential threats to security infrastructure. Students will acquire a comprehensive understanding of the underlying principles, algorithms, and practical applications of Gen AI models in the discovery of attack vectors, identification of cyber threats, and automation of security tasks. Additionally, the course will address defensive strategies aimed at mitigating the risks stemming from AI-driven cyberattacks.
AI 546Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics and Policy ()3
This course explores whether and how ethical AI is possible by examining moral standards as they apply to the various dimensions of AI development and use. It reviews the major ethical theories and discusses how principles such as transparency, privacy, safety, non-discrimination, and sustainability should govern the creation and use of AI technologies. Moreover, it considers how these principles could serve as the ethical framework for the social and policy structures that regulate and shape the future development of these technologies.
AI 566Principles and Practices of Cyber Defense ()3
This course is designed to help students gain a thorough understanding of vulnerabilities and attacks in systems and networks and learn cyber defense best practices. It covers fundamental security design principles and defense strategies and security tools used to mitigate various cyber attacks. The topics may include identification of Recon Ops, intrusion detection, identification of C2 Ops, data exfiltration detection, identifying malicious codes, network security techniques, cryptography, malicious activity detection, system security architectures, defense in depth, distributed/cloud and virtualization.
This course offers a comprehensive, project-driven approach to integrating AI in healthcare, focusing on building prototype models for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment while stressing the need of adopting ethical, responsible methods to reduce risks and improve patient outcomes.
AI 583Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health ()3
This course offers an exploration of how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare delivery and improving patient outcomes. Building on foundational knowledge from AI Ethics and Policy and AI Methods and Models, students will dive deeper into the integration of AI in clinical and operational contexts. Key topics include the role of AI in diagnostics and personalized medicine and other AI implementations in healthcare.
AI 595Topics in Artificial Intelligence (AI) ()1-3
The advanced study of selected artificial intelligence topics designed to permit small groups of qualified students to work on subjects of mutual interest. These courses will appear in the course schedule and will be more fully described in information distributed to academic advisors.
This course will go over AI product management, as well as the challenges in operations for AI based products. The primary focus will be on the foundations for leadership, product development, and operations for AI products, which differ significantly from those found in typical software products.
AI 620Foundations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education and
Learning Technologies (3 Credit Hours) This course introduces students to the foundational concepts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as applied to education and learning design. Students will explore key AI frameworks and theories within the context of learning design, including the use of AI tools in various educational processes. Topics covered include AI-enhanced course design, AI application in instructional delivery, the role of AI in assessments and personalized feedback, AI in research and evaluation, and AI's impact on academic integrity, as well as additional ethical considerations.
AI 621Applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education and
Learning Technologies (3 Credit Hours) This course focuses on the practical application of AI in designing instructional strategies, activities, and materials. Students will use AI tools to brainstorm various pedagogical techniques as well as to create still images, videos, animations, audio narration, slides-based presentations, gamification, virtual environments, and personal AI learning assistants/chatbots. Through hands-on projects, students will demonstrate mastery of the instructional design process by developing AI-enhanced tools and media to solve real- world instructional problems.
Students demonstrate an ability to integrate and synthesize competencies from their certificate or degree program coursework applied to concentration areas. Students produce high quality written products and an e-portfolio that demonstrate the analysis, synthesis and intersection of AI knowledge with specific domains. AL - Arts and Letters
