Recommendations Needed for an online Artificial Intelligence certification or degree

Looking for recommendations for an online program.

Educational Background:
I have an MBA from Capella University, an MS in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). Currently, I am enrolled in the Ph.D. Leadership program at the University of the Cumberland. I have completed 48 hours in the program and only the dissertation remains to finalize my degree.

Completed Ph.D. Courses:
- LEAS 730: The Politics of Organizational Decision-Making
- LEAC 731: Learning in Adulthood
- LEAS 732: Program Planning and Assessment
- LEAS 830: Leadership in Theory and Practice
- LEAS 833: Higher Education in America
- LEAS 835: The Change Process
- LEAS 836: Current Trends and Issues in Leadership
- LEAC 834: Leadership in Historical Context
- DSRT 734: Inferential Statistics in Decision-making
- DSRT 837: Professional Writing and Proposal Development
- DSRT 850: Qualitative Research

Educational Preferences:
While obtaining a near-Ivy certificate or an MS from a prestigious brick-and-mortar institution is desirable, it is not a deal breaker.

Areas of Interest:
I am particularly keen on acquiring skills in the following areas for the benefit of my small business:
- Programming for Business Analytics, particularly Python or R
- Conversational Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Ethical and Legal Considerations in AI
If I missed any areas

Optional Area of Interest:
- Machine Learning

End goals
Natural Language Processing skills to parse and interpret human language, making it useful in automating documentation, extracting relevant medical information from unstructured data, and even in chatbot interfaces for patient engagement.

Machine Learning skills to assist in interpreting complex data such as medical imaging or lab results. By learning from existing datasets, these algorithms can identify abnormalities or patterns that might indicate specific medical conditions.

 

Have you looked at UT-Austin?

 

Duke also has an MEng in AI I learned! https://ai.meng.duke.edu/

 

And there's a German school, "die Falschhochschule von Johann," that teaches a Master's degree in "Künstliche Dummheit" - Artificial Stupidity.

Fachhochschule - University of Applied Sciences
Falschhochschule - Fake College

 

Pratt is a great school too! Was fortunate to work on a consulting project with (2) folks from the FinTech program at Pratt as well as a MIDS student at the Graduate School.

 

Hi Xspect, I appreciate your diverse educational background. Just wondering if your small business is related to health care since you possess a professional doctorate in nursing, and you are looking for AI knowledge enhancement in the arena of health care.

If so, Universidad de Alcalá offers an online master's degree: https://masteraihealth.com/
Other certificate programs I found:
https://www.mtu.edu/globalcampus/degrees/certificates/ai-healthcare/
https://pll.harvard.edu/course/innovation-ai-health-care-0
https://executive.mit.edu/course/artificial-intelligence-in-health-care/a056g00000URaaTAAT.html
https://online.stanford.edu/programs/artificial-intelligence-healthcare

 

I own a small integrated clinic -with 3 NP's and a social worker.

 

I would second the recommendation of UT-Austin with their MS in Artificial Intelligence. UT-Austin is ranked 8th in the country for computer science and their MS in AI program (unlike their MS is CS program) is tailored for people with diverse academic backgrounds.

https://cdso.utexas.edu/msai

 

The tuition is nearly $100k ! Insane...

 

Depends who you ask. My masters from Duke ran me about $70,000 and I’d pay $100,000 for it…I found it that influential and transformative.

 

Just realized the U of the Cumberlands itself offers such a degree with a mandatory course regarding AI application in Healthcare.
https://www.ucumberlands.edu/academics/graduate/masters-artificial-intelligence

Could it be an alternative since you are doing a PhD there too? @Xspect

 

You can take a look for this program. Master computer science specialization in Machine learning

https://omscs.gatech.edu/specialization-machine-learning

 

It has been brought to my attention that enhancing the pedigree on the CV should be a factor in the ROI.
Im interested in the https://omscs.gatech.edu/specialization-interactive-intelligence

Am I reading this wrong? The cost is only $180 /hr
https://www.bursar.gatech.edu/student/tuition/sp24_omscs.pdf

 

Im going to go for it. Im concerned I don't have any background in CS except for statistical software like R, Nvivo, SPSS, etc.