Program Overview
University of Florida
The University of Florida offers a Master of Science degree with a major in Applied Data Science. This degree is designed for engineering students and working professional engineers with a B.S. degree in a non-computing engineering field.
Program Overview
The Master of Science with a major in Applied Data Science degree will provide students with a working knowledge of techniques and software commonly used in Data Science. The degree is designed for engineering students and working professional engineers with a B.S. degree in a non-computing engineering field, that is, for engineering students and professional engineers who have engineering degrees other than Computer Science or Computer Engineering and possibly Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Degrees Offered
- Master of Science
Program Courses
Core/Required Courses:
- CAP 5771: Introduction to Data Science (3 credits)
- COT 5615: Mathematics for Intelligent Systems (3 credits)
- EEE 5776: Applied Machine Learning (3 credits)
- EEE 6778: Applied Machine Learning II (3 credits)
- EGN 6446: Mathematical Foundations for Applied Data Science (3 credits)
- EGN 5442: Programming for Applied Data Science (3 credits)
- EGN 6933: Special Topics (1-3 credits)
- LAW 6930: Selected Legal Probs (1-4 credits)
Example Specialization Courses:
- ABE 5038: Recent Developments and Applications in Biosensors (3 credits)
- ABE 5643C: Biological Systems Modeling (3 credits)
- ABE 6035: Advanced Remote Sensing: Science and Sensors (3 credits)
- ABE 6649C: Advanced Biological Systems Modeling (3 credits)
- ABE 6840: Data Diagnostics (3 credits)
- BME 6522: Biomedical Multivariate Signal Processing (3 credits)
- BME 6938: Special Topics in Biomedical Engineering (1-4 credits)
- EIN 6905: Special Problems (1-6 credits)
- OCP 6168: Data Analysis Techniques for Coastal and Ocean Engineers (3 credits)
- TTE 6505: Discrete Choice Analysis (3 credits)
Engineering Education Departmental Courses:
- EGN 6913: Engineering Graduate Research (0-3 credits)
- EGN 6933: Special Topics (1-3 credits)
- EGS 6012: Research Methods in Engineering Education (3 credits)
- EGS 6020: Research Design in Engineering Education (3 credits)
- EGS 6050: Foundations in Engineering Education (3 credits)
- EGS 6051: Instructional Design in Engineering Education (3 credits)
- EGS 6054: Cognition, Learning, and Pedagogy in Engineering Education (3 credits)
- EGS 6056: Learning and Teaching in Engineering (1 credit)
- EGS 6085: Advanced Engineering Educational Technology (3 credits)
- EGS 6930: Engineering Education Seminar (1 credit)
- EGS 6940: Foundations of Research to Practice in Engineering Education (1 credit)
- EGS 6949: Research to Practice Experience in Engineering Education (1-3 credits)
- EGS 6971: Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12 credits)
- EGS 7979: Advanced Research (1-12 credits)
- EGS 7980: Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-12 credits)
College of Engineering Courses:
- CAP 5771: Introduction to Data Science (3 credits)
- EEE 5354L: Semiconductor Device Fabrication Laboratory (3 credits)
- EEE 5776: Applied Machine Learning (3 credits)
- EEE 6778: Applied Machine Learning II (3 credits)
- EGN 5215: Machine Learning Applications in Civil Engineering (3 credits)
- EGN 5216: Machine Learning for Artificial Intelligence Systems (3 credits)
- EGN 5442: Programming for Applied Data Science (3 credits)
- EGN 5447: Mathematical Foundations for Data Science for Engineers I (3 credits)
- EGN 6216: Artificial Intelligence Systems (3 credits)
- EGN 6217: Applied Deep Learning (3 credits)
- EGN 6446: Mathematical Foundations for Applied Data Science (3 credits)
- EGN 6640: Entrepreneurship for Engineers (3 credits)
- EGN 6642: Engineering Innovation (3 credits)
- EGN 6937: Engineering Fellowship Preparation (0-1 credit)
- EGN 6951: Integrated Product and Process Design G1 (3 credits)
- EGS 6039: Engineering Leadership (3 credits)
- EGS 6101: Divergent Thinking (3 credits)
- EGS 6216: AI Ethics for Technology Leaders (3 credits)
- EGS 6512: Managing Engineering with Integrity (3 credits)
- EGS 6626: Fundamentals of Engineering Project Management (3 credits)
- EGS 6628: Advanced Practices in Engineering Project Management (3 credits)
- EGS 6629: Agile Project Management for Engineers and Scientists (3 credits)
- EGS 6681: Advanced Engineering Leadership (3 credits)
- ESI 6900: Principles of Engineering Practice (1-4 credits)
Student Learning Outcomes
SLO 1: Knowledge
To analyze, design, implement, and evaluate Data Science systems solution to meet a given set of system requirements.
SLO 2: Skills
To recognize professional responsibilities and make informed decisions when developing Data Science systems based on legal, ethical, and policy principles.
SLO 3: Professional Behavior
To function effectively as a member of a team engaged to develop a Data Science systems solution.
