The undergraduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulation in Engineering (AIMS) requires a minimum of 18 s.h. of credit. Students must earn a grade-point average of at least 2.00 in coursework for the certificate. The certificate may be earned by any student admitted to the University of Iowa who is not concurrently enrolled in a UI graduate or professional degree program.
Students are strongly encouraged to participate in at least one workshop related to Python, R, or high-performance and parallel computing offered by the Information Technology Services Research Services (ITS-RS) department; see Upcoming Workshops on the ITS-Research Services website. Students are also encouraged to participate in the HACKUIOWA hackathon organized by the UI Hydroinformatics Lab.
Mechanical engineering students may use the certificate as a tailored engineering focus area by adding at most two additional eligible courses. In addition, mechanical engineering students may earn the Certificate in Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulation in Engineering while they complete the mechanical engineering design, the manufacturing, or the robotics and autonomous systems focus area for their major.
Students may petition to substitute an appropriate related course for a required or elective course in consultation with the AIMS undergraduate certificate director. See Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulation (AIMS) Certificate Programs on the College of Engineering website for more information.
The Certificate in Artificial Intelligence, Modeling and Simulation in Engineering requires the following coursework.
Required Courses
Course # | Title | Hours |
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Both of these: | ||
ME:4111 | Scientific Computing and Machine Learning | 3 |
ME:4150 | Artificial Intelligence in Engineering | 3 |
Elective Courses
Course # | Title | Hours |
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Three of these: | ||
ME:4110 | Computer-Aided Engineering | 3 |
ME:4112 | Engineering Design Optimization | 3 |
ME:4116 | Manufacturing Processes Simulations and Automation | 3 |
ME:4117 | Finite Element Analysis | 3 |
ME:4120 | Advanced Linear Control Systems | 3 |
ME:4175 | Computational Naval Hydrodynamics | 3 |
ME:5143 | Computational Fluid and Thermal Engineering | 3 |
ME:5170 | Data-Driven Analysis in Engineering Mechanics | 3 |
ME:5300 | Uncertainty Quantification and Design Optimization | 3 |
Capstone Course
Students must complete a capstone design project on an approved topic related to the certificate.
Course # | Title | Hours |
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One of these: | ||
ME:4086 | Mechanical Engineering Design Project | 3 |
ME:4098 | Individual Investigations: Mechanical Engineering | 3 |