Program Mission:
The mission of the Master of Science (Computational Intelligence) is to equip students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in machine learning, deep learning, and computational intelligence techniques. The program aims to foster innovative research, ethical problem-solving, and interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing graduates to address complex computational challenges in industry and academia.

1. To prepare students to design and manage complex computational intelligence (CI) projects by formulating strategies and handling uncertainties in intelligent systems.
2. To guide students in identifying, documenting, and negotiating change management for CI project scopes to achieve optimal outcomes.
3. To prepare students for robust configuration management of large-scale intelligent software environments.
4. To empower students to prioritize and schedule CI solution releases by performing precise resource and performance estimation.
5. To train students to detect and resolve conflicts that emerge during the life cycle of CI projects, ensuring smooth execution.

Program Structure:
Foundation courses have been included which will allow students to acquire skills in the computing field. The program is spanned over 4 semesters and included 44 CH:

For the award of Master of Science (Computational Intelligence) degree, a student must have:

• Passed courses totaling at least 44 credit hours, including core courses.
• Earned CGPA of at least 2.50