GraduateSmart
GraduateSmart
Prepares students to operate, maintain, and program unmanned aerial vehicles for applications in agriculture, construction, inspection, mapping, and public safety. Students study FAA Part 107 regulations, flight planning, remote sensing, and UAV systems integration. Graduates work as drone operators, UAV technicians, and aerial data specialists across commercial and government sectors.
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Daytona Beach, FL · $44,249/yr · 65% admit
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott
Private UniversityPrescott, AZ · $44,149/yr · 77% admit
Field of Study
Technology & Computer Science
CIP Code
49.0109
Applied Data Analytics
Hands-on data analytics program covering SQL, Python/R, visualization, and business intelligence. More applied than Data Science degrees.
Artificial Intelligence
Focuses on building intelligent systems capable of reasoning, learning, perception, and problem-solving. Students study machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, and AI ethics. Graduates work as AI engineers, research scientists, and ML architects across technology, healthcare, and defense sectors.
Bioinformatics
Applies computational tools and statistical methods to analyze biological data including genomic sequences, protein structures, and gene expression profiles. Students study molecular biology, programming, databases, and machine learning for life sciences applications. Graduates work in genomics, pharmaceutical research, clinical diagnostics, and biotechnology.
Business Analytics
Combines data analysis, statistics, and business strategy to support data-driven decisions. Covers SQL, data visualization, predictive modeling, and BI tools. Gateway to analyst and product management roles.
Cloud Computing
Prepares students to architect, deploy, and manage scalable infrastructure on platforms including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Covers virtualization, containerization, DevOps, serverless architecture, and cloud security. Graduates pursue cloud architect, DevOps engineer, and site reliability engineering roles.
Computer Hardware Engineering
Focuses on the design, development, and testing of computer processors, memory systems, circuit boards, and embedded hardware components. Students study digital logic, VLSI design, computer architecture, and hardware-software co-design. Graduates work at semiconductor companies, defense contractors, and consumer electronics manufacturers as hardware engineers and chip designers.
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