In principle, these Artificial Intelligence and Computing Science course units are open for exchange students. However, students have to be aware that almost all course units require (extensive) background knowledge. Many of these prerequisites are specified in the course descriptions. Yet, what is often not specified (because it is evident for UG students) is that the courses additionally build on knowledge from courses in previous blocks and years. Therefore, exchange students are advised to make sure that their skills and knowledge are on the same level as the other students in the course, by checking in what year the other students take this course (specified on the bottom of each course description page) and which courses have preceded the course in that particular programme (by clicking on the programme). Please also note that the AI and CS programmes at UG have a strong focus on mathematical reasoning, so many courses will require solid mathematical skills from students. Moreover, be aware that working knowledge of the operating system Linux and the document preparation system LaTeX are required.

o TERMS: In the Netherlands, the academic years are not only divided into semesters, but also in ‘terms’. Each semester consists of 2 terms. The 1st semester entails a term 1a and 1b (Term 1a is the 1st half of the 1st semester. Term 1 b, the 2nd half of the 1st semester). Term 2a (or IIa) stands for the 1st half of the 2nd semester and 2b (or IIb) for the 2nd half of the 2nd semester.

o WORKLOAD: The strongly recommended annual study load per year consists of 60 ECTS. That is why we suggest that you take a maximum of 6 courses per semester (30 ECTS), which amounts to 3 courses (15 ECTS) per term. Attending more is very/ too demanding for most students.

o Course unit Code explanation:
W: Faculty of Science and Engineering
B/M: Bachelor/Master
AI: Artificial Intelligence
CC: Human-Machine Communication
CS: Computing Science
MA: Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
001: Serial number
-05: ECTS credits