DS is focused more on Data + AI. AI is strictly Just AI. It's like an MBA with a concentration in Finance vs MS in Finance. One is generalized + focused while the other is plain focused. It depends on your goals & interest. If you want to learn Data & have an interest in programming, statistics, visualizations, with a little bit of AI, then DS. If you want to Only niche yourself to AI, the this degree.
Is this a viable option for someone with an unrelated bachelor (biology) to apply to or is it geared toward people with a background in computer science?
So long as you can get up to speed on graduate level statistics and can work with linear algebra and calculus, and you can code, sure. But make no mistake about it, the heart of it is Mathematics. All that wizardry has math under the hood. That's primarily what you would be signing up for.
@@chacmool2581 I have a B.S. in Economics and Minor in Mathematics and taken several certificates included Google Advanced Data Analytics. Could I apply for the M.S. in AI?
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What will be written in the transcript for the degree?
This is exciting, how does it differ from University of Texas at Austin's current DS program?
DS is focused more on Data + AI. AI is strictly Just AI. It's like an MBA with a concentration in Finance vs MS in Finance. One is generalized + focused while the other is plain focused. It depends on your goals & interest. If you want to learn Data & have an interest in programming, statistics, visualizations, with a little bit of AI, then DS. If you want to Only niche yourself to AI, the this degree.
Do online students participate in the commencement event?
Can someone with BSN apply for the program?
Is this a viable option for someone with an unrelated bachelor (biology) to apply to or is it geared toward people with a background in computer science?
So long as you can get up to speed on graduate level statistics and can work with linear algebra and calculus, and you can code, sure. But make no mistake about it, the heart of it is Mathematics. All that wizardry has math under the hood. That's primarily what you would be signing up for.
@@chacmool2581 thank you my guy.
@@chacmool2581 I have a B.S. in Economics and Minor in Mathematics and taken several certificates included Google Advanced Data Analytics. Could I apply for the M.S. in AI?
This is great 😊