Graduate Certificate in Intelligent Systems

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This four-course certificate program is designed to provide working computer science and computer information systems professionals the opportunity to take post-baccalaureate courses directly related to the intelligent systems industry. The program provides essential knowledge in areas related to artificial intelligence, computer vision, data mining, and cloud- and web-based related technologies, all critical to the field of intelligent systems.

Admission to the Program

The program has a rolling admissions policy, meaning that a student can apply at any time and be notified of admission within 2 to 4 weeks. Conditional admission may be granted.

Applications for admission are available from the Office of Graduate Programs. Admission to the program is not granted until the application materials are submitted and reviewed.

Admission Criteria

Bachelor of Science or equivalent degree from an accredited institution.
Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale.
Written statement indicating personal goals for graduate study.

Priority Application Deadline

August 1 for Fall entry
November 15 for Winter entry
March 15 for Spring entry
May 15 for Summer entry

International applications are due:
May 1 for Fall entry
September 1 for Winter entry

Prerequisites

Students with insufficient preparation may be required to take some of the following prerequisite courses:

A. Mathematics

MTH 118 - Calculus for Management and Social Sciences (4)

B. Programming

All students are required to take a programming proficiency test and, based on its score, may be required to take:

CSC 500 - Intensive Programming and Computer-Based Problem Solving (3)

C. Additional Computer Science Course

Students without a Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, Intelligent Systems, or related bachelor’s degree are required to take:

CSC 375 - Data Structures (3)

Requirements

Four from:

Note

All requirements must be completed within six calendar years of initial enrollment in the program.

An overall grade point average of at least 3.0 is required for program completion. A grade point average less than 3.0 constitutes sufficient basis for probationary status and, if not improved, dismissal from the program. Students with probationary status must make progress toward good standing to continue in the program.