This specialisation gives you an in-depth theoretical understanding of the mathematical models and statistical methods that form the basis of artificial intelligence. You will learn to develop advanced AI solutions as well as to train computer models to solve complex tasks.
You will gain competences in collecting, cleaning and analysing large amounts of data, and you will gain knowledge about how to train computers to understand and interpret visual information from images and videos. You will also learn basic techniques such as pattern recognition and deep neural networks, and you will gain an understanding of the algorithms and mathematics behind machine learning, image processing and object recognition.
As a graduate MSc in Engineering specialised in AI & Computer Vision, you will work with computer technologies that can make decisions autonomously or in interaction with humans. Your expertise will make you highly sought-after by the labour market, and you can look forward to working with cutting-edge technologies.
To tailor your specialisation, you should be aware of the following study elements:
All these elements add up to 120 ECTS, i.e. 4 semesters of 30 ECTS.
When you tailor your specialisation, please be aware of the prerequisites stated in the course descriptions. Most courses are designed with progression in mind, i.e. some courses are intended to be studied before others. Also, check timetable.au.dk for potential course schedule overlaps.
This is a proposed structure of the programme. Elective courses and specialisation electives may be rearranged as needed.
| 1(S) | Systems Engineering | Innovation & Entrepreneurship | Computer Vision | Explainable Statistical Learning | Information Theory | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2(F) | Research Methodology | Security & Privacy | Deep Learning | Advanced Signal Processing | ||
| 3(S) | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective |
| 4(F) | Master Thesis | |||||
This is a proposed structure of the programme. Elective courses and specialisation electives may be rearranged as needed.
| 1(F) | Research Methodology | Security & Privacy | Deep Learning | Advanced Signal Processing | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2(S) | Systems Engineering | Innovation & Entrepreneurship | Computer Vision | Explainable Statistical Learning | Information Theory | |
| 3(F) | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective |
| 4(S) | Master Thesis | |||||
Specialisation Core Courses: You need to select 25 ECTS of these. You can choose to have any ECTS points exceeding this limit count as either Specialisation Elective Course or Elective Course.
Specialisation Elective Courses: You need to select 15 ECTS of these (max 10 ECTS can be at bachelor's level). Any ECTS points exceeding this limit count as Elective Course.
| Course Specialisation Type | Course Title | ECTS | Semester | Level |
| Core course | Computer vision | 10 | Spring | M |
| Core course | Explainable statistical learning | 5 | Spring | M |
| Specialisation elective course | Digital image processing | 5 | Spring | B |
| Specialisation elective course | Information theory: From communication to learning | 5 | Spring | M |
| Specialisation elective course | Research and Development project in Computer Engineering | 5 | Spring/Autumn | M |
| Course Specialisation Type | Course Title | ECTS | Semester | Level |
| Core course | Advanced signal processing | 10 | Autumn | M |
| Core course | Deep learning | 10 | Autumn | M |
| Specialisation elective course | Medical image analysis | 5 | Autumn | M |
| Specialisation elective course | Research and Development project in Computer Engineering | 5 | Spring/Autumn | M |
| Specialisation elective course | Statistical learning and machine learning | 10 | Autumn | B |
| Specialisation elective course | Stochastic signal processing | 5 | Autumn | B |
If you choose any of the non-ECE courses, you should approach the Specialisation Coordinator for a brief alignment of expectations and approval. Even if the course is listed as recommended, it might not be suited for your specialisation, it may be hard to secure a seat, or it might not be straightforward to transfer the ECTS credits.
To be acquainted with the staff and the research at our Department, and to gather inspiration for your upcoming MSc. Thesis, you should consider (max 10 ECTS including any Research and Devlopment Project done as a Specialisation Elective Course):
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within AI:
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within Computer Vision and Image Processing:
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within Signal Processing:
Recommended Elective Courses with general applicability for the specialisation:
Alternative Elective Courses
You are also free to browse the AU Course Catalogue on your own. If you consider choosing any of these alternative Elective Courses, you should approach the Specialisation Coordinator for a brief alignment of expectations and approval. Even if the course is in the AU Course Catalogue it might not be suited for your specialisation, it might be hard to secure a seat, or it might not be straightforward to transfer the ECTS credits.
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within AI:
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within Computer Vision and Image Processing:
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within Signal Processing:
Alternative Elective Courses with general applicability for the specialisation:
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within AI:
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within Computer Vision and Image Processing:
Recommended Elective Courses mainly within Signal Processing:
Recommended Elective Courses with general applicability for the specialisation:
Alternative Elective Courses
You are also free to browse the AU Course Catalogue on your own. If you consider choosing any of these alternative Elective Courses, you should approach the Specialisation Coordinator for a brief alignment of expectations and approval. Even if the course is in the AU Course Catalogue it might not be suited for your specialisation, it might be hard to secure a seat, or it might not be straightforward to transfer the ECTS credits.
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within AI:
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within Computer Vision and Image Processing:
Alternative Elective Courses mainly within Signal Processing:
Alternative Elective Courses with general applicability for the specialisation: