Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence

Prepares students for careers in bridge computing, data and human-centered problem-solving. This major is grounded in computer science with specialized coursework in machine learning, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, databases and human-Al interaction so students are equipped to design, evaluate and deploy intelligent systems that are ethical and impactful.

Why study artificial intelligence at Temple University? 

• Career preparation: Jobs in Al and machine learning are rapidly growing in the technology sector, and employers report a shortage of college graduates with practical, applied Al skills combined with knowledge of human-centered design, ethical reasoning and data literacy. The demand for Al professionals has expanded across industry, government and research sectors. Through the curriculum, students will graduate ready to meet workforce needs with the skills to apply methods to real-world challenges such as healthcare, education, sustainability and creative industries. 
• Faculty expertise: You’ll be learning from computer information science faculty who are experts in the field and who have been leading Al-focused courses at Temple for many years. 

Classes & Curriculum 

Students complete 123 credits in the major. The curriculum comprises computer information science and mathematics courses. Computer science and artificial intelligence courses may include the following:

Required Courses 

• Calculus I and II 
• Program Design and Abstraction
• Mathematical Concepts in Computing I and II
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Electives 

• Automata, Computability and Languages
• Computer Architecture
• Web Application Programming
• Development of Multi-tier Client/Server Systems
• Calculus III
• Data-Intensive and Cloud Computing
• Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining 
• Analysis and Modeling of Social and Information Networks

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