Artificial Intelligence - Past, Present, and Future
2026-27 Sem A
3 - Science and Technology
College of Computing
Department of Computer Science
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B2, A2
30%
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English
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This AI course is suitable for both technical and non-technical students alike.  It aims to firstly provide an overall view of what is AI, its developments over the past decades, its current trends, and a look at potential future directions.  It will cover impact of AI to society and business.  Through case studies, students gain a better insight on different AI technologies and how they can be used to address a wide range of social and business needs.  The course will broaden students' understanding of current state-of-the-art in AI and future trends, as well as how various needs of different industries can be addressed through innovative use of AI.  The second objective of this course is to help students become creative innovators in applying “AI first” concepts to solving real-world problems through project-based work.  This course will be useful for students from any discipline and will give insights to the value of AI across industries from a global point of view as well as issues related to their ethical use.  To make this course as widely accessible to as many people as possible from any background, no programming will be required and no prior programming skills are assumed.

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CRN Section Term Type Capacity Day Time Building Room Instructor
11527 11527C01 2026-27 Sem A Lecture 200 Mon 12:00:00 - 14:50:00 LI 2505
  • Prof. LIU Chen
  • 11554 11554T03 2026-27 Sem A Tutorial 66 Mon 10:00:00 - 10:50:00 LI 4400
  • Prof. LIU Chen
  • 11553 11553T02 2026-27 Sem A Tutorial 67 Mon 16:00:00 - 16:50:00 LI 4208
  • Prof. LIU Chen
  • 11552 11552T01 2026-27 Sem A Tutorial 67 Mon 17:00:00 - 17:50:00 LI 4400
  • Prof. LIU Chen