(N/0611/6/0107)/ 01/30 (MQA/PSA 18303)
The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Artificial Intelligence, BScAAI is a 3-year programme designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to develop AI-powered solutions that drive innovation across industries. This programme focuses on the application of AI in automation, data intelligence, and smart decision-making systems, preparing graduates to lead the AI revolution in various sectors.
BScAAI uniquely combines AI engineering principles with core areas such as IoT, cloud computing, digital system design, machine vision, and embedded AI solutions, ensuring students gain practical knowledge in designing intelligent, scalable, and high-performance AI-driven systems. With hands-on laboratory-based courses, real-world industrial collaborations, and applied research projects, students will develop technical skills required for the next generation of AI engineers, robotics specialists, and intelligent systems developers.
With a strong emphasis on real-time AI deployment, optimization of AI models for hardware implementation, and the integration of AI in edge computing, industrial automation, and cyber-physical systems, graduates will be well-prepared for careers as AI Engineers, Embedded AI Developers, Robotics and Perception Specialists, IoT and AI Solutions Architects, and Intelligent Systems Designers.
Aligned with MMU’s strategic direction, this programme is designed to bridge AI research with engineering applications, ensuring that graduates contribute to solving real-world problems in sectors such as smart cities, healthcare, autonomous systems, precision agriculture, and advanced robotics. By integrating AI with engineering fundamentals, this programme equips students with the ability to develop sustainable, efficient, and transformative AI technologies for the future.
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Students are required to pass the reinforcement Mathematics before being allowed to take related core courses. The candidate can sit for any subjects that did not indicate Mathematics as a prerequisite.
Reinforcement Mathematics can contribute to the overall graduating credit.
Students from Matriculation / Foundation or its equivalent can be exempted from taking reinforcement Mathematics, provided that the Mathematics offered at that programme level is equivalent / more than the Mathematics offered at an SPM level.
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