Artificial Intelligence, B.S.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an evolving field that transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries to incorporate aspects of machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and human-computer interaction.
Program Overview
AI students receive a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. The program is deeply technical and interdisciplinary, grounded in computer science, cybersecurity, and software engineering with substantial practical learning opportunities through lab work and collaborative projects.
Why Study Artificial Intelligence at Grand Valley?
- The program offers specialized concentrations tailored to equip students with the nuanced skills necessary for both developing AI technologies and critically assessing their societal impacts.
- The curriculum is developed in collaboration with industry and academic experts, ensuring relevance and vigor.
- Students gain practical experience through extensive internship opportunities available through the College of Computing.
- Dedicated computer labs with state-of-the-art equipment ensure relevant, hands-on experience.
- Accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, abet.org.
Location & Format
Undergraduate students in this major study at Grand Valley's Allendale Campus.
Format:- Face To Face
Coursework
The AI program consists of core computer science classes, along with specialized applications. You will learn:
- Artificial intelligence
- Artificial intelligence systems
- Computer vision
- Ethics and bias
- Human-centered computing
- Natural language processing
Career Options
Job opportunities in the AI industry are growing rapidly, particularly in occupations such as:
- Machine learning engineer
- Data engineer
- Software engineer
- AI engineer
- Data scientist
- Robotics engineer
Top companies hiring AI engineers:
- Deloitte
- Ford Motor Company
- Altair
- Meta
- General Motors
- Capgemini
Many GVSU undergraduate programs can be combined with an existing master’s degree program to save on tuition and get you into the workforce sooner. On average, you can save $8,500 by pursuing a combined degree and take up to four fewer courses than if earning the degrees separately.
Talk with an advisor about how you can build your combined degree from existing programs to further personalize your education and create your own niche area of expertise.
Helpful Links
For More Information
College of Computing
gvsu.edu/computing
C-2-100
Mackinac Hall
(616) 331-2060