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CS6524 - Project in Generative AI

Offering Academic Unit
Department of Computer Science
Credit Units
6
Course Duration
Two Semesters
Pre-requisite(s)
Students should have completed at least 12 credit units (including two required courses) and achieve a GCPA ≥ 3.30. Students with CGPA 3.00 - 3.29 may be considered on a case-by-case basis subject to departmental approval. Students with CGPA below 3.00 are not eligible.
Exclusive Courses:
CS6522 Internship in Autonomous Driving or CS6523 Project in Autonomous Driving or CS6525 Internship in Generative AI or CS6526 Project in Trustworthy AI or CS6527 Internship in Trustworthy AI or CS6528 Internship in Artificial Intelligence or CS6529 Project in Artificial Intelligence or CS6539 Internship in Autonomous Driving or CS6540 Internship in Generative AI or CS6541 Internship in Trustworthy AI or CS6542 Internship in Artificial Intelligence
Course Offering Term*:
Semester A 2026/27, Semester B 2026/27, Summer 2027

* The offering term is subject to change without prior notice
 
Course Aims

This course aims to provide an opportunity for students to explore individually an area of generative AI of their own choice.  It allows students to develop their skill and knowledge further in the area of interest.  It provides the context for students to demonstrate their ability to integrate specialized knowledge that they have acquired in other preceding and concurrent courses of study and apply them to solve an advanced problem with a working solution.


Assessment (Indicative only, please check the detailed course information)

Continuous Assessment: 100%
 

For assessment of technical merit, report, and presentation, the project committee assigns two examiners, including the supervisor. The Supervisor is required to give detailed grading reports on all aspects of assessment. The Assessor will evaluate the CILOs 2-4 of the project. The Course Leader will review all projects, moderate consistency across a wide range of projects, and, where necessary, resolve discrepancies between grading of the Assessor and the Supervisor, drawing on the expertise of domain experts as needed.


Dissertation-type Course:

This course falls under the academic regulation for dissertation-type courses (AR12.6). The course assessed through 100% coursework.

Each student is assigned a supervisor from the academic staff for individual consultation.

The normal duration of the course is two semesters, after which the dissertation must be submitted.

The maximum duration of the course is four semesters, after which no further extension must be permitted.

Dissertation-type courses may NOT be repeated.

 
Detailed Course Information

CS6524.pdf