As artificial intelligence reshapes the cybersecurity and data science industries, USF’s Bellini College of Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Computing is infusing AI into its courses. Starting this fall, new and existing courses focusing on developing artificial intelligence skills will be added to the college’s course roster or enhanced with added AI module components. “Artificial intelligence is not something we treat as a separate discipline anymore. The daily use of AI is becoming an integral part of how work gets done across industries,” said Bellini College launch Dean Sudeep Sarkar. “Our goal is to make sure students understand how to use these tools thoughtfully, responsibly and effectively in the careers they’re preparing to enter.” AI course expansion During the past year, the college has significantly increased its AI course offerings at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. And that expansion will continue into the coming year. New undergraduate courses such as AI Fundamentals, Document Intelligence and specialized topics in Generative AI and AI for Integrated Sensing and Communication reflect a growing emphasis on applied learning. These courses build on a lineup of existing courses that includes machine learning, natural language processing and computer vision. Courses are expanding at the graduate level, too. Classes such as AI Applications, Ethical Issues in AI and Math for AI have been added, and more courses, including Network Analysis and Machine Learning with Graphs, Natural Language Procession, Hardware for Machine Learning and Computer Vision, tackle advanced AI topics. These courses are designed to introduce students to AI concepts at the undergraduate level and nurture their continuing education at advanced levels, preparing them to work with these technologies in real-world settings. “Experiential learning is at the core of what we do,” Sarkar said. “We want our students to be ready for the real world when they graduate,