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The First Five Years, UT’s Online Master's Programs Cultivate a Growing Global Community of Technology Leaders
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The Hustle Spotlights UT's Online Master's in Artificial Intelligence Program’s Impact in AI Education
In a recent feature by The Hustle, the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) program at CDSO is praised for addressing the supply-demand gap for AI professionals through its innovative model of scalable, interdisciplinary AI education. This approach empowers students to tackle real-world challenges by integrating AI into various industries. The program was initiated by leaders in UT Computer Science in 2019 and enables students to apply AI solutions across sectors such as healthcare and agriculture. We are proud to see this initiative thrive, exemplifying our mission to equip the next generation of innovators to lead in the field of AI.
Etienne Vouga Earns Regents’ Recognition for Outstanding Teaching
UT Computer Science Associate Professor Etienne Vouga has earned a 2024 Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award for demonstrating extraordinary classroom performance and innovative teaching. Vouga is one of 12 recipients this year from across the University of Texas System.
