Hello everyone, I am a computer science student in my 2nd year, I am currently studying C, Discrete math and java and next year i get to choose whether i specialize in Ai or in general software, some examples of the subjects that are in the Ai section are machine learning, advanced machine learning, microprocessors, embedded systems, robotics, bioinformatics, Cryptography, HCI, image processing and many more, and i just needed to know what do i actually need to study in the meantime to prepare for all these subjects and i know i am gonna have to have studied linear algebra, calculus and discrete math so i probably should study math 1 and 2 again but can someone tell me how much math do i actually need and should i learn python with C or should i focus on another programming language ?
And another question what do Ai engineers do exactly? I really love the idea of Ai and want to work on making an Ai myself but i cannot find any articles or videos of actual Ai engineers explaining the whole thing.
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Hello everyone, I am a computer science student in my 2nd year, I am currently studying C, Discrete math and java and next year i get to choose whether i specialize in Ai or in general software, some examples of the subjects that are in the Ai section are machine learning, advanced machine learning, microprocessors, embedded systems, robotics, bioinformatics, Cryptography, HCI, image processing and many more, and i just needed to know what do i actually need to study in the meantime to prepare for all these subjects and i know i am gonna have to have studied linear algebra, calculus and discrete math so i probably should study math 1 and 2 again but can someone tell me how much math do i actually need and should i learn python with C or should i focus on another programming language ?
And another question what do Ai engineers do exactly? I really love the idea of Ai and want to work on making an Ai myself but i cannot find any articles or videos of actual Ai engineers explaining the whole thing.