Education
Faculty in the College of Sciences and across campus are actively developing courses in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Selected AI-related Courses
BIO 592-118
Machine Learning in Biomedicine Research
Graduate
Instructor: Amanda Zhou, Biological Sciences
DSA 595
Graduate Special Topics in Data Science – Bayesian Computations for Machine Learning
Graduate
Instructor: Jonathan Williams, Statistics
Covers Bayesian methods and computational techniques used in modern machine learning applications.
DSA 595-002
Generative AI for Science
Graduate
Instructor: Paul Liu, MEAS
GN 428
Introduction to Machine Learning in Biology
Undergraduate
Instructor: Amanda Zhou, Biological Sciences
MA 591-003
Introduction to Mathematical Theory and Practice of Scientific Machine Learning
Graduate
Instructor: Yeonjong Shin, Mathematics
MEA 591
Machine Learning for Geoscientists
Graduate
Instructor: Del Bohnenstiehl, MEAS
ST 563
Introduction to Statistical Learning
Graduate
Instructors (rotating): Jungeum Kim, Justin Post, Srijan Sengupta, Statistics
This course introduces supervised and unsupervised learning methods used in machine learning, including regularized regression, tree-based methods, ensemble learning and clustering.
ST 554
Analysis of Big Data
Graduate
Instructor: Justin Post, Statistics
Covers statistical methods and computing techniques for large-scale data, including distributed computing frameworks and scalable algorithms.
ST 590-001
Special Topics – Data Visualization
Graduate
Instructor: Dan Harris, Statistics
Focuses on principles and techniques for effective data visualization, exploratory analysis and communication using modern tools and software