Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly recognised as an important source of economic growth nationally and globally, leading to growing demand for AI-focused education and training for careers in industry as well as research. The Master of Computing in Artificial Intelligence (MComp in AI) programme aims to meet this need by providing systematic breadth-and-depth training in advanced principles, algorithms, and applications in AI. It focuses on the computational fundamentals and principles that underlie intelligent systems (knowledge representations, machine learning, and reasoning), as well as state-of-the-art technologies in major AI application domains (vision, speech & language processing, data analytics, and robotics).
Students admitted to the MComp in AI programme are required to pass a total of 40 Units, which can be completed via the Coursework option or Dissertation option.
Coursework Option
Out of the required ten courses, students will be allowed at most two level 4000 courses (8 Units).
Dissertation Option
The dissertation option gives individual students the opportunity for independent study and research in AI.
Out of the required six courses, students will be allowed at most two level 4000 courses (8 Units).
Students who have completed a Graduate Certificate programme may apply for up to 12 Units of credit transfer to fulfill the essential or elective course requirement, subject to the School’s approval.