Artificial Intelligence BEng
Queen Mary University of London · England · PROG000015
Artificial Intelligence BEng is a degree at Queen Mary University of London, England. It covers areas like computer architecture, engineering design, operating systems, computer networks, software fundamentals, machine learning. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Queen Mary University of London
What you'll study in Artificial Intelligence BEng
Example subjects: Algorithm Design and Analysis, Database Principles, Computer Organisation and System Architecture, Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Computer Operating Systems, Computer Vision, Principles of computer networks, Data Visualisation, Natural Language Processing, Fundamentals of Computer Engineering, Experiments in Engineering 1.
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What will I study in Artificial Intelligence BEng?
Artificial Intelligence BEng covers areas like engineering-design, computer-architecture, systems-engineering, software-fundamentals, computer-networks, engineering-mathematics, structural-engineering, data-structures.
Who offers Artificial Intelligence BEng?
Artificial Intelligence BEng is offered by Queen Mary University of London, England.
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