The M.S. in Information Science with a concentration in Agentic AI prepares students to be at the forefront of integrating intelligent systems. LLMs enable AI systems to flexibly accept voice and natural text as instructions for complex information management and response tasks, and currently available multimodal (e.g., vision & language) models provide capabilities beyond human-level abilities in an increasing variety of complex tasks.

In addition, these rich, autonomous agents can be specialized and coordinate directly with each other via both natural language and other means. The goal of this concentration is to ensure that students are not only aware of these tools and techniques but also have experience creating and augmenting information systems with them, building on the expertise of our research faculty who manage multi-agent systems for problem-solving.

Completion of the concentration provides students with the skills and competencies to gain strategic and tactical competitive advantage by orchestrating multiple, specialized AI-based agents for complex information system designs and problem-solving. 

 

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Further information concerning these requirements may be obtained by contacting the College of Information (COI) Advising Team by email at ci-advising@unt.edu  or by phone at 940-565-2445.