AIE1101 Machine Learning for Human Learning
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AIE1101 Machine Learning for Human Learning Credits: 1
In this course, students will explore the foundational principles of Machine Learning (ML) with a strong emphasis on its role in enhancing human learning and educational practices. They will develop a solid understanding of key ML concepts, including supervised and unsupervised learning, neural networks, and time-series forecasting, and examine how these methods can be applied to support teaching, personalize student learning, and improve decision-making in education. Students will study core ML algorithms—such as classification, regression, and clustering—and evaluate their effectiveness in predicting outcomes, detecting patterns, and supporting equity in learning environments. Through real-world case studies and tools like intelligent tutoring systems, multimodal analytics, and generative AI applications, learners will gain practical insights into how ML transforms classrooms and training contexts.
This course is part of the Change Management in a Digital Age Program. Read our Change Management in a Digital Age page for more information.
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