The Drake University Artificial Intelligence (AI) major is an interdisciplinary program in the College of Arts and Sciences that comprises courses from Computer Science & Math, Arts & Humanities, and Business & Law. Given both the business demand for the advancement of automation and artificial intelligence in a number of industries and Drake’s record of success in combining liberal arts education with professional preparation, we are well positioned to develop and sustain a program in AI.
The proposed AI degree consists of 17 core courses from across the university. All courses will be offered in accordance with Drake guidelines and policies.
Core Courses (17 courses, 51 credit hours minimum) |
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AI 010 - Interdisciplinary Reflections on Artificial Intelligence |
AI 042 - Artificial Intelligence OR PHIL 130: Minds, Brains and Computers |
PSY 001 - Introduction to Psychology OR NSCI 001: Introduction to Neuroscience |
AI 036 - Nature of Intelligence and Relationship to Artificial Intelligence OR PSY 125: Cognitive Psychology |
CS 083 - Digital Ethics |
IS 083 - IT Legal and Ethical Issues |
AI 051 / ENG 082 - AI in Fiction OR SCSS 135: Technoscience Culture and Practice |
STAT 071 - Statistics I |
STAT 108 - Modern Regression |
PHIL 128 - Language and Reality OR ENG 139 - Language and Logic |
CS 065 - Introduction to Computer Science I |
CS 066 - Introduction to Computer Science II |
CS 143 - Artificial Intelligence |
CS 167 - Machine Learning |
CS 120 - Human-Computer Interaction OR ART 150 - History of Human-Centered Design |
IS 161 - Information Systems Analysis and Design |
AI 190 - Artificial Intelligence Practicum |
The program outlined above would graduate a student from the College of Arts and Sciences with a degree in Artificial Intelligence. If a student is interested, they would have the option to add on an additional Artificial Intelligence concentration in a few select areas. These concentrations are only available to AI majors and would show up on the student transcripts as a clear area of study. A concentration would require 12 additional credit hours of study.
Computer Science AI Concentration:
Humanities AI Concentration:
Business AI Concentration:
In addition to the core program requirements and optional concentrations an Artificial Intelligence minor (totaling 24 credit hours) will be offered as follows:
AI 010 - Interdisciplinary Reflections on Artificial Intelligence |
AI 042 - Artificial Intelligence OR PHIL 130 - Minds, Brains, and Computers |
AI 036 - Nature of Intelligence and Relationship to Artificial Intelligence |
CS 083 - Digital Ethics |
CS 065 - Introduction to Computer Science I |
CS 066 - Introduction to Computer Science II |
CS 143 - Artificial Intelligence |
CS 120 - Human-Computer Interaction OR ART 150 - History of Human-Centered Design OR IS 161 - Information Systems Analysis and Design |