Dartmouth Engineering is expanding its artificial intelligence offerings in both undergraduate and graduate programs, which is says is “creating new pathways for students to develop expertise and earn credentials in a world increasingly impacted by A.I.-driven technologies.”
At the graduate level, a new AI track is now one of seven options within its Master of Engineering (MEng) program. And undergraduates pursuing the Bachelor of Engineering (BE) can now choose a concentration in AI, one of many guided areas of study within the BE.
Last month, Dartmouth announced a partnership with A.I. firm Anthropic and Amazon Web Services: “Through the partnership, which includes Anthropic’s Claude for Education model and Amazon Bedrock, students, faculty, and staff will gain access to an AI model that is state-of-the-art, secure, reliable, and tailored specifically for academic environments” is how they put it.
Dartmouth, of course, was one of the pioneers of computing and networking so I suppose it’s no surprise that they want to be an A.I. pioneer.
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