In this two-year post-graduate program, dive into artificial intelligence (AI) and data science, gaining expertise in predictive, descriptive and prescriptive analytics. Develop in-demand skills applicable across various industries.

 

AI and data science professionals find careers working in a range of sectors, including consulting firms, financial services, government and authority, international organizations/non-profits, technology and research. Develop essential skills in the following:

• Statistical modelling and inference
• Machine learning
• Data visualization
• Data warehousing
• Business intelligence
• Computer vision
• Python

 

How you'll learn

Through training in predictive, descriptive and prescriptive analytics, gain the knowledge needed to design and build decision-making systems based on AI and data science. Get hands-on skills in the following:

• Learn how to collect, manipulate and mine data sets to meet organizational need.
• Acquire skills for designing and applying process-specific data models, as well as for developing software applications to manipulate data sets, correlate information and produce reports.
• Gain experience identifying and assessing data analytics, business strategies and workflows to respond to new opportunities or provide project solutions.
• Develop skills in data analytics, business intelligence tools and research to support evidence-based decision-making.
• Practise developing AI models and agents that use enterprise data to identify patterns, provide insights, recommend actions or perform tasks autonomously, on behalf of stakeholders.
• A co-op work term or experiential learning opportunity of an academic program of study provides students with relevant and applied industry

 

Co-op work terms are valuable work-integrated learning experiences that allow students to demonstrate their skills in real-world environments with industry support. The market for co-op employment is competitive, and students are expected to participate actively in their job searches. Students, with support, will be expected to identify and secure a co-op work term experience. Co-op work terms are subject to student eligibility, availability, and program review. If unable to secure or participate in a co-op work term, students will complete an alternative experiential learning opportunity.