University of Waterloo offers a wide range of AI-related academic programs for both undergraduate and graduate students. For program details, please refer to the undergraduate or graduate sections.
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LinkedIn Learning Courses
The University of Waterloo faculty, staff and students can access web-based training from LinkedIn Learning using their username and password. Limited access is available to new graduates with the goal of expanding access to more alumni soon.
What LinkedIn Learning offers:
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Just-in-time training, as in-class courses may not be offered when you need them
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Over 13,000 online courses to help you learn software, creative, IT, and business skills
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Unlimited access to online courses available 24x7
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Courses for all levels that cover technical skills, creative techniques, business strategies, and more
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Top experts who are passionate about teaching
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Watch from your computer, tablet, or mobile device. Switch back and forth as you choose
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Create and save lists of courses you want to watch, and share them with friends or colleagues
Events
Waterloo.AI Seminar: Dr. Ali Ayub on "Long-term Real World Autonomy for Assistive Robots"
Waterloo.AI Seminar: Dr. Ali Ayub on "Long-term Real World Autonomy for Assistive Robots"
News
Artificial intelligence needs good data to grow the future
Academics and entrepreneurs invited by Canada’s top data steward to partner with government for future growth
Cheriton School of Computer Science undergrads and grads among winners at Waterloo.AI’s Data Challenge
On November 12, 2022, the Waterloo Artificial Intelligence Institute with industry host Musashi AI held a data challenge focused on computer vision open to all Waterloo students.
Advancing artificial intelligence research through work-integrated learning: a partnership between the University of Waterloo and Norway University of Science and Technology
The University of Waterloo and Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) partner to focus on talent development in artificial intelligence (AI) through co-operative education and work-integrated learning (WIL).