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Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering
Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering

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The newest addition to the IT programs at IUS is the Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering (AIDE) program, launched in 2022 to address rapidly evolving trends in the IT sector. Designed to align with global advancements in artificial intelligence and data engineering, the AIDE program ensures that its graduates are well-prepared to meet the current and future demands of the IT market.

Among the key developments featured in the "Key Milestones in the Development of the IT Programs at IUS" timeline below is the introduction of the AIDE program, a pivotal step in expanding the university’s educational portfolio and strengthening its commitment to innovation and industry relevance.

Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering is an interdisciplinary field, drawing on computer science, mathematics, statistics, and a range of applied domains. Its impact extends across diverse application areas such as health and bioinformatics, business, robotics, control, automation, and many others. With the ongoing surge in data-driven operations worldwide, graduates with expertise in designing artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms are in high demand, not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina but also internationally.

AIDE graduates will be equipped with comprehensive knowledge in data engineering and artificial intelligence, enabling them to build high-performance systems for manipulating large datasets and extracting meaningful insights using state-of-the-art AI techniques, especially in machine learning. The program equips students with both theoretical understanding and practical skills for leveraging data-intensive frameworks and applying advanced AI and data analytics methods to real-world challenges. 

Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences
Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering

“The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim.” - Edsger Dijkstra