Professional Programs | Future Course Offerings

Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy

Starting April 4, 2018!
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CSAIL Alliances members: For discounts and comp codes click here.



Course Description:

What is artificial intelligence (AI)?  What does it mean for business?  And how can your company take advantage of it?  This online program, designed by the MIT Sloan School of Management and the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), will help you answer these questions.

Focusing on key AI technologies, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and robotics, the course will help you understand the implications of these new technologies for business strategy, as well as the economic and societal issues they raise.  MIT expert instructors examine how artificial intelligence will complement and strengthen our workforce rather than just eliminate jobs. Additionally, the program will emphasize how the collective intelligence of people and computers together can solve business problems that not long ago were considered impossible.

Daniela Rus   Director, MIT CSAIL   Faculty Co-Director	Tom Malone   Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management   Faculty Co-Director
Regina Barzilay   Professor, MIT CSAIL	Patrick Winston   Professor, MIT CSAIL

Cybersecurity: Technology, Application and Policy

Starting May 1, 2018
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Early Bird pricing ($100 off) until April 17, 2018!



CSAIL Alliances members: For discounts and comp codes click here.

Course Description: 

By examining security challenges in hardware, software and cryptography, this program will introduce the latest research that can help organizations move from 'patch and pray' defenses to security 'by deafult'.

This course will also use case studies to illustrate the impact of the emerging technologies and look at policy implications impacting the field. The program will be taught by a team of world-renowned MIT CSAIL experts.

Daniela Rus   Director, MIT CSAIL   Faculty Co-Director	Howard Shrobe   Principal Research Scientist, MIT CSAIL   Faculty Co-Director
Adam Chlipala   Associate Professor, MIT CSAIL	David Clark   Senior Research Scientist, MIT CSAIL

For more information about upcoming courses, please provide your contact details using the course inquiry form.

Internet of Things: Roadmap to a Connected World

Starting May 1, 2018
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Early Bird pricing ($100 off) until April 17, 2018!



CSAIL Alliances members: For discounts and comp codes click here.

Course Description: 

By 2020, there will be 50 billion devices connected to the Internet. How will you and your organization capitalize on this tremendous opportunity? Join this new evolution in hardware, software, and data by registering for this six-week online offering.

MIT CSAIL's Internet of Things: Roadmap to the Connected World course offers important insights on how to overcome these challenges and thrive in this exciting space.

Daniela Rus   Director, MIT CSAIL   Faculty Co-Director	Sanjay Sarma   VP for Open Learning, MIT ODL
Tim Berners-Lee   Professor, MIT CSAIL	Sam Madden   Faculty Co-Director, STL@CSAIL

For more information about upcoming courses, please provide your contact details using the course inquiry form.

Human-Computer Interaction User Experience Design

Starting May 2, 2018!
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CSAIL Alliances members: For discounts and comp codes click here.

Course Description:

Human-computer interaction (HCI) integrates aspects of computer science, psychology, and design to study the nature of interaction between humans and computers. Each of these disciplines possess a rich history of theory and research, which, in their combination, have contributed to the equally rich and evolving field of HCI.

Daniela Rus   Director, MIT CSAIL   Faculty Co-Director		Randall Davis   Professor, MIT CSAIL
Daniel Jackson   Professor, MIT CSAIL		Wojciech Matusik   Professor, MIT CSAIL