Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Overview

Artificial Intelligence (AI) as opposed to human intelligence, can be found in specialised computer systems, machines and software which are able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as optical &  speech recognition and decision-making.

AI had humble beginnings in the 1950s when the AI terminology was first used. Today AI can be found in the games development arena but has also become embedded in everyday things such as aeroplanes, motor vehicles and robots for example.

A number of advances in computer hardware and software have resulted in AI advancing to machine learning technology and is already defining the next generation of software systems.

Who the course is for

This course is designed for individuals working with machines and robots that require an understanding of the different systems available, their construction and operating logic. Students with careers in automotive, engineering and computer systems will also enjoy the topics represented in this course.

What you'll learn

• Students will learn the essentials of AI including advanced systems containing electronic analog circuits to mimic neuro-biological architectures present in the nervous system. The overview of the course content will be outlined in the curriculum.

Prerequisite

This course requires basic knowledge of engineering and software programming. You should have done any of the below to be eligible to enrol for this course.

• Vocational course up to AQF Level 5 in STEM or ICT from  Australian Tertiary Educational provider

• Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical, Electronics, Computer Science or equivalent degree from reputed college or university