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1. What is the scope of the MPS in Applied AI program?

The MPS in Applied AI is an engaging yet rigorous 8-month online program with IIIT Bangalore and a 15-month on-campus program at Northeastern University, USA. It is designed to help students develop practical knowledge and skills, establish a professional network, and accelerate their entry into the fields of management, informatics, and information technology. As part of the program, students receive dual certification: an Advanced Certificate Program in Data Science from IIIT Bangalore and a Master’s degree in MPS in Applied AI from Northeastern University, USA.

2. What should I expect from MPS in Applied AI?

The MPS in Applied AI program at Northeastern University offers a comprehensive AI education to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in this field. With experiential AI curricula covering various domains, a multidisciplinary problem-solving approach, and a focus on in-demand skills, the program equips students with the knowledge and practical experience needed to navigate the dynamic AI landscape. Taught by renowned faculty members, the curriculum emphasizes critical data management and analysis skills and prepares students for diverse career opportunities in industries such as finance, HR, healthcare/pharmaceuticals, and business ventures. Graduates showcase their expertise through a portfolio of work samples, demonstrating their proficiency in machine learning and AI. On completion of the program, you will have the option to apply for OPT in the USA as well as get support from Northeastern University Career Services to build a career in the USA.

3. Which topics are going to be covered as part of the online coursework?

The program is designed for professionals with limited data analytics experience to help them build their understanding from the basics to an advanced level. The program covers tools such as Python, MySQL and Excel, as well as important Data Science concepts such as statistics and exploratory data analytics, regression, clustering, tree models, model selection, principal component analysis, machine learning & artificial intelligence, Aligned Mathematical Theory, applications, signal processing and many more.

4.What type of learning experience should I expect from the online coursework?

The online learning experience will be a mix of interactive lectures from industry leaders as well as world-renowned faculty. Additionally, the program comprises live lectures dedicated to solving your academic queries and reinforcing learning. The on-campus learning experience will offer students the opportunity to engage directly with faculty.

5.Is any certification granted at the end of the program?

Post successful completion of the online program, an Advanced Certificate Program in Data Science certificate would be awarded from IIIT Bangalore and on completion of the on-campus degree program, a Master’s degree in MPS in Applied AI shall be conferred upon by Northeastern University.

6.CAN, I sign up only for a few specific modules if I am interested in it?

No, the program is designed to be completed in its entirety and cannot be taken as standalone modules.

7. What is a co-op program at Northeastern University?

Co-op programs at Northeastern University are academic programs that combine classroom learning with practical work experience in a professional setting. Students have the opportunity to gain real-world skills, industry connections, and enhance their resumes through immersive full-time work opportunities. Northeastern is a global leader in co-op education, consistently ranked as the #1 co-op program in the nation.

8. Does this course at Northeastern University offer a co-op component?

Yes, this program has a co-op component. Students enrolled in this course will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op experience, allowing them to apply their classroom knowledge in real-world work setting.

9. How do I enroll in the program, and when do I need to declare a Graduate Co-op track?

Once students are on campus, they should contact their graduate academic advisor to declare a Graduate Co-op concentration. Students start their first co-op the second semester of their sophomore year or during the summer after their sophomore year.

10. Will I be paid during Graduate co-op?

In many cases, co-op opportunities are paid positions. However, compensation varies depending on the industry, job market, or other special circumstances. Whether paid or unpaid, all of our co-ops offer unparalleled industry experience with a variety of employers.

11.What are the various work locations available for Graduate co-op opportunities at Northeastern University?

Northeastern University offers a wide range of work locations for Graduate co-op opportunities. These opportunities are available in over three dozen states across the United States and in approximately 90 countries worldwide. While many students opt to work in the Boston area, Northeastern encourages students to be open-minded and flexible about their work location to ensure a rewarding experience and to broaden their future career prospects. The university particularly emphasizes the benefits of international co-op experiences, which provide students with a unique perspective on their work and the chance to explore different parts of the world. Students are advised to consult with their co-op coordinator to explore the available options and understand the specific requirements associated with each location.

12. How much commitment does a co-op program require?