The Certificate in Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulations in engineering helps students to align their discipline studies more closely with their interests in artificial intelligence and computer simulations, emphasizing machine learning.
This certificate provides students with a broad range of workshop options and can be completed alongside the mechanical engineering design, the manufacturing, or the robotics and autonomous systems focus area for their major.
Why Iowa?
Students choose to study engineering at Iowa because of the college’s academic excellence, individual attention, small-college environment, camaraderie, and a wealth of research opportunities.
U.S. News & World Report ranks Iowa’s undergraduate program in the top third of engineering programs nationwide.
Approximately 500 new students join the College of Engineering each year. Women account for over 28 percent of Iowa’s engineering students; the national average is 25 percent.
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Careers and Outcomes
Within six months of graduating, 95 percent of Iowa graduates are employed, continuing education, or not seeking work. Our Pomerantz Career Center offers multiple resources to help students find internships and jobs.
Student Opportunities
In addition to more than 600 student organizations, Iowa students choose from more than 100 study abroad programs and multiple undergraduate research opportunities.
Coursework
The Certificate in Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulations in engineering requires a minimum of 18 s.h. of credit, including a capstone design project on an approved topic related to the certificate. Students must earn a grade-point average of at least 2.0 in coursework for the certificate.