Machine Learning
Study how computers learn from data to recognize patterns, make predictions, and improve performance over time.
Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming engineering through machine learning, intelligent systems, automation, and data-driven decision making. The Artificial Intelligence minor complements a wide range of engineering and technical degree programs.
Program Overview
Artificial intelligence is one of the fastest-growing areas in engineering and technology. The Artificial Intelligence minor provides students with foundational knowledge in machine learning, intelligent systems, and data-driven problem solving through coursework and hands-on projects.
Whether your interests include robotics, autonomous systems, cybersecurity, data analytics, or software development, the AI minor helps prepare you for technologies shaping the future of engineering.
What Youll Explore
Study how computers learn from data to recognize patterns, make predictions, and improve performance over time.
Explore algorithms that enable computers to reason, adapt, automate tasks, and solve complex engineering problems.
Apply AI concepts to industries including healthcare, manufacturing, finance, cybersecurity, autonomous systems, and robotics.
Student Experience
Learn from faculty conducting research in artificial intelligence, computing, software engineering, and emerging technologies.
Connect with fellow students through organizations, competitions, and collaborative projects that strengthen leadership and technical skills.
Develop practical AI knowledge that complements nearly every engineering discipline and prepares you for graduate study or careers using intelligent technologies.
Department
This program is offered through the Department of Computer Science. Explore department facilities, faculty, research, student organizations, graduate degree opportunities, industry partnerships, news, and additional resources.
Next Steps
Connect with the Whitacre College of Engineering to learn more about program requirements, course options, and how this minor can fit your academic goals.
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering