Second Major: Artificial Intelligence

Are you intrigued by the ever-evolving field of Artificial Intelligence? A Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the University of Notre Dame Australia will provide you with a unique qualification that sets you apart from traditional Arts graduates. This program will equip you to examine the ethical and social implications of AI, or even explore how AI can be used for creative endeavours like art or storytelling. An AI Major will expose you to knowledge and skills into technical areas such as programming, data visualisation, machine learning, and deep learning. This combination of skills will provide you with a broad interdisciplinary perspective, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Furthermore, students will gain transferable skills in this dynamic field where demand for skilled professionals is consistently growing.

Why study this major?

• This major is perfect for anyone wishing to develop their knowledge and skills in the ever-advancing field of Artificial Intelligence. Bachelor of Arts students choosing this Major will acquire fundamental computer science knowledge and skills in the exciting field of AI, relevant to today’s evolving digital landscape. This multitude of skills will make students more competitive in a job market that increasingly values technological literacy and adaptability.
• The Major in Artificial Intelligence is usually taken as a Second Major as part of a Bachelor of Arts and is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the innovative uses of AI, fostering creativity and expression.
• Artificial Intelligence is available as a Major in the following programs, including double-degree variations:
• Bachelor of Arts
• Bachelor of Computer Science

Learning outcomes

• Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Arts graduates should be able to;
• Demonstrate broad theoretical and practical knowledge, with depth in the underlying principles and concepts of one or more disciplines or practice areas
• Identify appropriate sources and evaluate information
• Demonstrate an awareness of different conceptual approaches and/or research methods
• Demonstrate the technical skills, professional skills and ethical practice required by one or more disciplines
• Synthesise knowledge and apply skills in order to solve complex problems
• Communicate arguments and/or ideas in a range of forms
• Work independently and, where appropriate, in collaboration with others
• Reflect upon personal knowledge, skills and experiences