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The certificate can be completed in 12 credit hours over four 7-week minimesters (2 semesters).
All required classes to earn a certificate can be completed online.
Application Deadlines View Admissions Requirements
Fall: June 25
Spring: November 1
Summer: April 1
Talk to an enrollment coach
LaToya and Moisés
Enrollment Coaches
404-413-4393
online@gsu.edu
Talk to a faculty member
Program Director
Daniel Takabi
Associate Professor of Computer Science
takabi@gsu.edu
404-413-5700
Trustworthy AI is a new and fast-growing field that combines Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning with cybersecurity and privacy, two of the most in-demand subfields of computer science.
The complex nature of AI systems creates important challenges such as safety, security, privacy, fairness and ethics that must be addressed to ensure their trustworthiness which in turn will help accelerate their adoption for economic growth and future innovations.
This fully online graduate certificate program is designed primarily for working professionals who want to advance their careers. This is a unique program, one of the few of its kind in the nation.
In addition to machine learning and deep learning, online courses will cover topics such as robustness, reliability, security, privacy, fairness, accountability, transparency and ethics in AI systems. Students will gain knowledge and skills in trustworthy development, testing and deployment of AI systems.
This certificate program can also be stacked with the following Atlanta Campus master's degree programs:
*Institutional code 5251 should be used for reporting TOEFL scores
The program requires 12 credit hours. Course offerings include:
Check out our cost calculator or visit student financial services for information on estimated costs.
The program is designed to help professionals advance or stay relevant in their current technical fields by developing demonstrable skills in the fast-growing areas of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the demand for qualified cybersecurity professionals, like information security analysts, will rise by 28% by 2026 and there is a severe national and global workforce shortage in the field. The State of Georgia and Metro Atlanta have a large number of job openings with very low supply of workers with the needed expertise in cybersecurity, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
General Questions
LaToya and Moisés
Enrollment Coaches
404-413-4393
online@gsu.edu
Curriculum Inquiries
Program Director
Daniel Takabi
Associate Professor of Computer Science
takabi@gsu.edu
404-413-5700
25 Park Pl NE #2500
Atlanta, GA 30303
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