Boise State's College of Engineering has introduced an innovative artificial intelligence science degree, marking a historic first for Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. This program, which has received full approval from the Idaho State Board of Education, focuses on the practical applications of AI across various industries, promising to create significant opportunities for students. The degree aims to equip students with the necessary skills to influence the evolving field of AI positively.
The program features customizable coursework, allowing students to explore diverse AI-related disciplines such as generative AI and machine learning. Faculty members, including Associate Professor Casey Kennington, emphasize the importance of preparing students not just to use AI but to develop future AI technologies. With plans to accept students starting in Fall 2025, this initiative is expected to enhance Boise State's role in shaping the future of AI and contribute to economic growth in the region.
• Boise State introduces the first AI degree in Idaho and the Pacific Northwest.
• The program emphasizes AI's utility across various industries and disciplines.
This term is highlighted in the degree's curriculum, showcasing its relevance in modern applications.
The degree program includes machine learning as a core component, preparing students for real-world applications.
This advanced technique is part of the curriculum, reflecting the program's commitment to cutting-edge AI education.
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