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What is CSE-AIML?
CSE-AIML is computer science engineering with a specialisation in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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What students usually study
- The computer-science core: programming, data structures, algorithms, databases, operating systems, networks.
- Mathematics used in machine learning, including probability, statistics and linear algebra.
- Machine learning methods, neural networks and applied AI subjects.
- Projects involving data, models and evaluation.
Who tends to enjoy it
- Students who like experimenting, measuring results and improving them.
- Students comfortable working with data and with being wrong before being right.
- Students who enjoy programming — AI work is still mostly software work.
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- Which AI and machine learning subjects appear in each year?
- What computing facilities do students use for model training?
- What do final-year projects look like?
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