Breadth in Artificial Intelligence

College of Computing, Georgia Tech

All Ph.D. students in the College of Computing are expected to complete their breadth requirements by the end of their second year in the program. After the requirements are completed, students must fill out a form (available from the Student Services Office).

List of courses for breadth in AI

If you choose Artificial Intelligence as one of your breadth areas, you will need to take one or two courses in this area. CS6361 is appropriate as the first breadth course, and all 7000 level "core" courses are appropriate as the second breadth course:

Petitioning for breadth in AI from other institutions

Students who have taken AI courses at other institutions may petition to have these courses count towards breadth in AI. A petition must include a course syllabus and list of textbooks used for the course. If the course is more or less equivalent to one of our courses, the petition is approved and the course can be counted in lieu of the equivalent course. If the course is not equivalent to any of our courses, but yet covers a reasonable range of topics in AI, the petition may be approved at the discretion of the AI area coordinator.

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