Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

This Artificial Intelligence and Data Science track trains specialists with advanced skills in programming, the design and development of intelligent information systems, and automated data analysis. The program comprises four closely related areas:
1) learning, extraction, or acquisition of data (machine learning)
2) automatic data analysis, particularly of textual data, i.e., natural language processing (NLP)
3) the representation and storage of data and their semantics
4) data processing and reasoning based on semantic knowledge, for example, for decision support.
Programming these methods is covered in every course as well as in the software engineering courses within the program.

Students who have completed a CMI-accredited (Master’s in Engineering)computer science bachelor’s degree may continue their studies in the CMI program in the following tracks: Algorithms (Algo), Software Engineering (GL), Imagine (Imagine), and Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (IASD). As a reminder, the Master of Engineering in Computer Science is a rigorous, intensive five-year program that builds upon the Bachelor’s–Master’s degree track in Computer Science by adding specific course units. The CMI was developed as a complementary training model for engineering professions, consisting of a five-year degree program leading to a Master’s in Engineering, corresponding to the international Master of Engineering model. This CMI designation guarantees a coherent and rigorous university curriculum preparing students for careers as expert engineers. Upon completion of the CMI in Computer Science, graduates receive—in addition to the Master’s in Computer Science—a Master’s in Management from the Institute of Business Administration (IAE), the Figure network accreditation, and a university diploma (D.U.) in the Master’s in Engineering—Computer Science program. The CMI in Computer Science is offered as a work-study Master’s 2 program.

For students interested in earning a dual degree from the IAE—a Master’s in Technology and Science Management: the option is available (based on application review) to pursue, concurrently with the initial program, a management program leading to a Master’s degree in Technology and Science Management. Over the course of the two-year program, the curriculum alternates between computer science courses (taught by the FdS) and management courses (taught by the IAE), with a joint internship approved by both institutions in the second year. This dual-degree program allows students to graduate with both a Master’s in Computer Science and a Master’s in Management of Technology and Science.