Course Information

Overview of Course Information
The following are the requirements for the Business Applications of Artificial Intelligence track in the Interdisciplinary Applications of Artificial Intelligence minor or certificate.
Core Courses - 6 credits
Select two courses from the following four courses. At least one of the two core courses
must be ISM 4041 or ISM 4421
| Course Title | Course Number | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Applications of Artificial Intelligence | CAP 2603 | 3 |
| Applied Machine Learning and Data Mining | CAP 4612 | 3 |
| Contemporary Issues of Digital Management | ISM 4041 | 3 |
| Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation for Business | ISM 4421 | 3 |
Elective Courses - 6 credits
Select two courses from the Electives Table (see FAU catalog).
Course Descriptions for ITOM Coursework
ISM 4421 – Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation for Business
- Students gain a business perspective of artificial intelligence (AI) as a driver of innovation and digital transformation in a wide array of industries. They learn how to plan, manage and maintain AI projects and how to address the digital transformation challenges and implications for the organization and society.
ISM 4041 – Contemporary Issues of Digital Data Management
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Covers business processes and frameworks for data collection, storage, retrieval and transfer of digital data. Discusses the various ways through which industry and government compile data for purposes such as marketing, customer relationship management, fraud and crime prevention, e-government, etc. Considers also the business, legal, ethical and social context of data gathering and utilization.
For other course descriptions outside the ITOM department, please consult the FAU catalog.
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