A 3-credit introductory undergraduate course covering foundational AI ideas, applications and societal effects. Suited to students who want a conceptual grounding in AI—its history, common techniques such as machine learning and NLP, real-world uses, and ethical implications—without deep programming prerequisites.
This 3-credit course introduces core concepts and the development of artificial intelligence, and situates AI within real-world contexts and public debates. It covers how AI has evolved, the technologies used in present systems, and the social consequences of deploying those systems.
The course page does not list specific entry conditions. As a university general/undergraduate credit course, enrolment is typically via UAEU undergraduate registration or approval by the offering unit.
By providing a conceptual framework for AI, the course prepares students to engage thoughtfully with AI technologies in a variety of roles—supporting further study in technical AI subjects or informing work in sectors adopting AI such as healthcare, finance, media and public policy.
No course-specific funding details are provided. Students should consult UAEU scholarship and financial-aid offices or central university resources for eligibility and application information.
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