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Courses - Spring 2026
ENAI
Engineering Artificial Intelligence,Professional Masters
ENAI603
Foundations of Data Science for Engineering AI
Credits: 3
Grad Meth: Reg, Aud
Prerequisite: Knowledge consistent with successful completion of Statistical Methods, Numerical Methods, and Foundations of Machine Learning courses.
Restriction: Permission of Maryland Applied Graduate Engineering.
Credit only granted for: ENAI603, ENPW808W, or ENPM606.
Formerly: ENPM606.
This applied introduction to data science course equips students with foundational skills for working with real-world data. Building on courses in statistical methods, numerical methods, and foundations of machine learning, students will learn techniques for data handling, cleaning, transformation, and visualization, with practical applications in healthcare, finance, and marketing. Topics include data integration, interactive dashboards, advanced visualizations, and the use of predictive and classification models. Hands-on exercises and case studies support the development of analytical and modeling skills. The course also addresses ethical issues such as bias, fairness, and privacy. By the end, students will be able to clean and prepare complex datasets, create effective visualizations, build dashboards, apply machine learning models, and complete a capstone project demonstrating their abilities.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to data science, covering key techniques in data manipulation, cleaning, and exploratory data analysis (EDA) using Python and essential libraries. Students will learn how to work with specialized data types, including time series and geospatial data, and develop automated data workflows. The course also introduces predictive modeling, advanced applications and challenges, and interactive dashboard creation. Through hands-on exercises and a capstone project, students will gain practical experience in analyzing real-world datasets and effectively communicating their insights.