Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence for Athletics

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The Graduate Certificate in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Athletics is a powerful course designed to equip learners with essential AI skills for the sports industry. With the increasing adoption of technology in sports, there's a growing demand for professionals who can leverage AI to improve athletic performance and fan engagement.

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• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Athletics
• Machine Learning Fundamentals
• Data Analysis for Sports Performance
• Computer Vision in Sports: From Motion Capture to Video Analysis
• Natural Language Processing in Athletics
• AI-driven Injury Prevention and Recovery
• Autonomous Sports Coaching Systems
• Ethical Considerations in AI for Athletics

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