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India’s premier institute IISc Bangalore has now joined the emerging tech bandwagon and has launched a new master’s degree in artificial intelligence. Through their new MTech degree,
IISc aims to impart rigorous training in the foundations and deep technology of AI to produce graduates who can become world leaders in AI and lead India’s march towards leadership in technology. This program will be offered by the Division of EECS through the joint efforts of the Departments of CSA, ECE, EE, and ESE.
Top institutes like IIIT Hyderabad and several IITs have already launched a handful of courses in emerging technology, especially, AI.
During the first year, 40 students will be admitted to the programme at IISc Bangalore. After the students join, an equal number of students will be assigned to each of the four departments, purely for administrative purposes.
Course Curriculum
Topics Covered:- Data structures and Algorithms
- Computational Linear Algebra
- Pattern recognition and Neural networks
- Game theory
- Deep Learning
- Practical Data Science
- Machine Learning With Large Data sets
- Natural Language Understanding
How To Enroll
The interested candidates must have a valid GATE score in CS, EC, or EE papers to apply. The admission is through a written test followed by an interview. Applicants from CS, EC, and EE GATE disciplines will be called for interview based on their GATE scores. The written test will involve basics of programming and basic engineering mathematics. The interview will be on these topics as well as the GATE subject area. For 2020 admissions, IISc plans to review the program and will consider including other GATE disciplines as well. The number of students to be called will be approximately 10 times the number of seats, with an equal number called from each of the above GATE disciplines. This will determine the GATE cut off scores. There will be a written test on April 15, 2019. Only those who clear the written test will be called for interviews. Application Deadline: 23:59 hrs on 25 March 2019 Date of Interview: April 17-18, 2019 Course commencement: August first week Apply here Check here for more information.Other Courses At IISc
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