Machine Learning Minor
Follow technology into the future by studying for a machine learning minor. Simplify tedious tasks by programming artificial intelligence to perform like humans through algorithm development. Every industry will be touched by machine learning, making it an excellent minor to study.
Program Overview
Our machine learning minor program prepares you to create the programs needed to train artificial intelligence. You’ll be able to revolutionize jobs by simplifying processes, using advanced systems, and enhancing product quality. This minor will teach you how to train artificial intelligence through a human lens.
Why Get a Minor in Machine Learning?
Our technology is moving towards an artificial intelligence integrated society. Be part of the movement by learning how to teach computer programs through machine learning. Almost all career fields are adopting some form of machine learning into their everyday technologies, so it could benefit you no matter your major.
Featured Courses
COSC 325 Introduction to Machine Learning
This course covers the theory and practice of machine learning from a variety of perspectives, including topics such as clustering, decision trees, neural network learning, and more.
COSC 420 Biologically-Inspired Computation
Students will discover recent developments in computational methods inspired by nature, such as neural networks, genetic algorithms, evolutionary programming, ant-swarm optimization, and more.
COSC 423 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
In this class, students will learn about foundational ideas and developments in artificial intelligence.
COSC 362 Introduction to Computer Networks
Learn about the design and implementation of computer networks.
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