Artificial Intelligence responds to the national plan for the next generation of AI and draws on a key discipline of the State Ethnic Affairs Commission. Students learn the theory and technology needed to design, develop, maintain and manage AI application software.
Teaching is ability-oriented and explores industry-education integration and an integrated bachelor-to-master approach, driven by real industry demand for engineering practice. Three directions are offered: computer vision, natural language understanding and intelligent processing of ethnic-culture information. Courses include programming fundamentals, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, Python, machine learning, neural networks and deep learning, image processing, object detection, text mining and knowledge graphs.
Graduates work on algorithm design and application development for intelligent recognition and for analysis and recommendation of text, audio and video, or continue to postgraduate study.
