04-18-2021, 02:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-18-2021, 02:31 PM by bluebooger.)
I don't see why would any graduate school would give credit for those two courses for a masters degree
the first course is barely equivalent to an "Introduction to Computer Science/Programming" course you'd take as an undergraduate
the second course is some weird statistics course designed for K-12 teachers to use in classroom management
"This course is appropriate for all K-12 teachers. The teachers will become familiar with the basic AI terminology, applications and will receive training to incorporate AI into K-12 education. Specifically, the teachers will be exposed to real-world scenarios and problems where applying statistical principles can be a lifesaver. Data based reasoning will be pitched against human intuition, and the advantages of such an approach will be demonstrated. "
> but it is a civil engineering course.
pretty sure its not
the instructor has a degree in civil engineering
maybe the CE stands for childhood education or continuing education
the first course is barely equivalent to an "Introduction to Computer Science/Programming" course you'd take as an undergraduate
the second course is some weird statistics course designed for K-12 teachers to use in classroom management
"This course is appropriate for all K-12 teachers. The teachers will become familiar with the basic AI terminology, applications and will receive training to incorporate AI into K-12 education. Specifically, the teachers will be exposed to real-world scenarios and problems where applying statistical principles can be a lifesaver. Data based reasoning will be pitched against human intuition, and the advantages of such an approach will be demonstrated. "
> but it is a civil engineering course.
pretty sure its not
the instructor has a degree in civil engineering
maybe the CE stands for childhood education or continuing education
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