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should Electronic Eng graduate go for MSc AI?
Hi guys,
recently i have applied and have been accepted fr MSc Artificial Intelligence course.
As the title suggest, I am from Electrical and Electronics Engineering background.
I really like to deal with AI (algorithms) and such but my recent chat with my seniors worries me. They say that AI is pretty tough and people who are not from computer science background will not likely to make it through.
Is that true? Anyone can advise me how true this fact is? Should I continue go for AI or just stick to some postgrad course that is in my field.
(i have also created similar treat in com sci & IT subforum)
Thanks
recently i have applied and have been accepted fr MSc Artificial Intelligence course.
As the title suggest, I am from Electrical and Electronics Engineering background.
I really like to deal with AI (algorithms) and such but my recent chat with my seniors worries me. They say that AI is pretty tough and people who are not from computer science background will not likely to make it through.
Is that true? Anyone can advise me how true this fact is? Should I continue go for AI or just stick to some postgrad course that is in my field.
(i have also created similar treat in com sci & IT subforum)
Thanks
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