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Virtual Info Session for

USF's Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate

Attend an online info session for USF’s Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate, an AI career transition program that introduces computing fundamentals and pathways to prepare you for a master's degree in artificial intelligence and other AI graduate programs.

Learn about admissions, coursework, and how this flexible program can prepare you for an online AI masters degree or related data intelligence or cybersecurity programs, and register today to reserve your spot.

 

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The next session is Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. ET
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Questions Answered in Info Sessions

  • How can I build programming skills if I’ve never coded before?

  • What do I need to know about artificial intelligence and cybersecurity?

  • How can I prepare for careers shaped by AI and emerging technologies?

  • Can I learn to code while preparing for graduate school?

  • What are the online classes and professors like?

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Program at a Glance

The Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate is an AI career transition program that provides a pathway to a computing career after 15 credit hours, with priority admission (no GRE required) into the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence, the Master of Science in Data Intelligence, and more.

Designed for students from non-computing backgrounds, this flexible program uses rigorous, hands-on coursework based in mathematics to build a solid foundation for confidence and success in a future artificial intelligence graduate degree or computer related fields.

  • No coding experience or prerequisite computer science coursework required.
  • Must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.00 in all courses.

Applications are reviewed in their entirety, with the focus on the applicant's potential for success in a computing career.