💻 CAP 1931: Artificial Intelligence for All
Offered by the Department of Computer Science, CAP 1931: Artificial Intelligence for All aims to teach students how to use the tools of modern AI and understand how they work.
- Open to all majors.
- No programming experience required.
- Students are expected to have basic computer literacy (running programs, uploading files, filling-in forms) and comfort with high-school math (no calculus required).
- The course is designed to be a foundational step in UCF’s broader “AI for All” initiative, which is geared toward ensuring students obtain vital AI fluency skills for the marketplace.
For questions about this course, students can contact Dr. Lotzi Bölöni at ladislau.boloni@ucf.edu.
💼 PAD 3931: AI for the Workplace
Presented by the School of Public Administration, PAD 3931: AI for the Workplace will explore the impact of AI on career prospects, asking if AI will “take your job or help you get your dream one”.
- This is an interdisciplinary course designed for all majors.
- No coding experience is required.
- Students will learn to apply AI tools for communication, data analysis, creativity, and branding.
- The curriculum also focuses on analyzing the ethical and responsible use of AI.
- A key output is building a professional digital portfolio showcasing AI-enhanced work samples.
Interested students are encouraged to scan the QR code on the flyer to fill out an interest form for updates on registration deadlines and the course syllabus.
UCF’s launch of these new special topics courses underscores its commitment to preparing all students to lead the future in an increasingly technology-driven world, which is a core part of its overall AI strategy.
For questions about this course, students can contact Dr. Maritza Concha at maritza.concha@ucf.edu
