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LaSalle College

AEC in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

The AEC in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning program in Montréal, a global AI hub, offers students the...

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Montreal, Vancouver

Fall 2024

undergraduate

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The AEC in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning program in Montréal, a global AI hub, offers students the chance to develop crucial skills for the AI industry. Hosted in a city with leading research institutions like Mila, Google, and Facebook, the program focuses on applying mathematical concepts to create IT models and solutions, preparing and exploring data, defining problems, and selecting algorithms, and integrating interdisciplinary elements for decision-making support. By the end of the program, students will have designed logical solutions, understood machine learning, and effectively presented their findings. Graduates will be equipped to work in AI across various sectors, including FinTech, video games, and cybersecurity.

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Practical Expertise

The course imparts hands-on skills for AI applications, translating mathematical concepts into IT solutions and emphasizing real-world problem-solving.

Versatile Career Paths

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles, including intelligent systems integration and data science, with practical applications extending to FinTech, video games, and cybersecurity.

Montréal's AI Advantage

Positioned in Montréal's global AI hub, students benefit from networking opportunities and exposure to industry leaders, enhancing their learning experience and job market competitiveness.

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Entry requirements for University

Admission Requirements:

Applicants must hold a high school diploma (DES) or equivalent, demonstrate a satisfactory education level, and fulfill College Education Regulations. Additionally, completion of Mathematics TS, Secondary IV SN, or Secondary V CST is required.

Admission Eligibility

Applicants qualify for a college studies attestation program (AEC) if their education level is deemed sufficient by the college and if they meet one of the following criteria: They interrupted full-time studies or pursued full-time post-secondary studies for at least two consecutive semesters or one school year. They are covered by an agreement between the college and an employer or are benefiting from a government program. They interrupted full-time studies for one semester and pursued full-time post-secondary studies for one semester. They have earned a vocational diploma.