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05-17-2018, 12:54 PM
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I want to learn something instead of just getting a Bachelor degree. I'm not sure it's easy or difficult to pass such program. I checked the big 3 schools but it looks like they don't provide machine learning or AI program.
Anyone knows that I could learn the latest technologies program somewhere like TESU or WGU?
Thanks
Some universities do have this program, but it's hard to enroll and too expensive.
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I don't know anyone who "just gets a bachelors degree" without learning anything.
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(05-17-2018, 01:43 PM)MNomadic Wrote: I don't know anyone who "just gets a bachelors degree" without learning anything.
Sorry, what I meant is to carefully learning something instead of just pass the exam.
No offense to anyone.
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The closest thing you'll find to that at the undergrad level is a BS in Data Science and, next closest, would be a BA/BS in Computer Science.
Machine learning and AI are, respectively, subsets of those areas.
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If I were you, I would think about taking classes that interest you, and then seeing if there's a place they might fit into a degree plan. Those aren't degrees, but just courses you can take.
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05-17-2018, 05:27 PM
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I know it doesn't help now, but the online MSCS at Georgia Tech is both affordable and has Interactive Intelligence and Machine Learning specializations.
https://www.omscs.gatech.edu/program-inf...alizations
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(05-17-2018, 05:27 PM)davewill Wrote: I know it doesn't help now, but the online MSCS at Georgia Tech is both affordable and has Interactive Intelligence and Machine Learning specializations.
https://www.omscs.gatech.edu/program-inf...alizations
Thanks Dave. but I'm not qualified for that program.
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I sincerely believe specializations like AI, Machine Learning should be at Graduate level. I believe a Bachelor degree in Comp Sci will provide the foundations, and you specialize at Masters level.
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As per my earlier post in this thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-on-Resume
I am/was planning on doing a BSBA + BALS NSM (concentration in Comp Sci/Math/Engineering). But the LDAS peaked my interest, I might go for a TESU BS LDAS in AI, Machine Learning Development by taking similar courses mentioned in the thread. I am doing a spreadsheet right now and should be done later today, and will submit it too.
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