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    • Online Learning with University of Michigan-Dearborn

    Take the next step in your career with an online graduate degree or certificate from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Our practice-based learning approach for classes is designed to turn advanced knowledge into meaningful, real-world impact, preparing you to lead and innovate in your field. We offer the flexibility you need to keep your life balanced while earning the degree that will advance your career.

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    Explore the curated playlists from Michigan Online to learn more about key topics in criminology or intelligent systems, as well as pathways to graduate certificates and degrees from UM-Dearborn.

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    Criminology and Criminal Justice

    Explore your next step in criminal justice, whether you’re aiming for leadership, advanced study or new opportunities in the field. UM-Dearborn’s flexible online offerings are designed to fit your busy life, giving you the freedom to specialize in the areas of criminology that matter most to you.

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      Criminology and Criminal Justice, MS

      This flexible master’s degree in criminology and criminal justice is designed for working professionals wanting to advance their careers or for students pursuing criminology, criminal justice, or law.

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    Discover Michigan Online learning experiences that support your professional goals in criminology and criminal justice.

    • Prejudice & Discrimination

      Understanding how privilege and bias affect the justice system is essential for an equitable society. This video explores implicit and explicit biases in daily life. For those considering UM-Dearborn’s Criminology and Criminal Justice MS, this clip highlights the critical analysis and social awareness necessary to address systemic inequality and lead meaningful reform.

    • Carceral Economics and Environmental Justice

      This video explores the U.S. prison system’s racial disparities, environmental impacts, and economic costs. It challenges viewers to reflect on how and where punishment is administered. In UM-Dearborn’s Criminology and Criminal Justice program, you’ll gain essential insights into the systemic inequities and social awareness required to lead meaningful justice and prison reform.
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      Environmental Justice

      Examine how race, class, and geography affect environmental health and explore emerging equity movements shaping a just future.

    Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications

    Build practical skills in artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, and data analysis—all through convenient online formats. Learn to build, test, and evaluate the intelligent systems driving innovation in today’s tech, automotive, and manufacturing sectors.

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      Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications

      This certificate program emphasizes practice-based learning and is designed for engineering professionals who want to apply intelligent systems in real-world settings, such as machine learning and AI.

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    Discover Michigan Online learning experiences that support your professional goals in intelligent systems and engineering applications.

    • The Backstory of the VW Emissions Scandal

      This video unpacks the Volkswagen emissions scandal, revealing how vehicle software was used to manipulate environmental test results. You’ll gain insight into the complex relationship between sensor data, embedded systems, and decision-making algorithms to understand the importance of ethical design, similar to concepts explored in the Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications from U-M Dearborn.

    • Learning from Data

      Statistical thinking is essential to identifying meaningful patterns before analyzing data. This video teaches you to turn raw data into visualizations to interpret variability and distributions. Mastering these concepts is a key step toward earning an Intelligent Systems degree from UM-Dearborn and solving complex engineering problems.

    • What is Data Mining?

      Data mining is key to extracting meaningful insights from our vast connections. This clip explains how it differs from other analysis techniques and fits the broader data landscape. Use these concepts to bridge your knowledge and see if UM-Dearborn’s Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications certificate is your next step.

    • Networks: Definition and Why We Study Them

      Studying networks can help us reveal the connections between individuals and larger communities. This clip reflects the analytical approaches and systems thinking that are central to the Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications program, where you can focus on data-driven problem solving.

    • What is Information Extraction?

      Learn how data scientists turn unstructured text into structured, searchable data to power artificial intelligence to make decisions. Using real-world examples, this video provides a look into the core knowledge needed to pursue a degree in Intelligent Systems in Engineering Applications from U-M Dearborn.

    • Moving Beyond Desktop 3D Printing—The Possibilities

      Explore advanced methods in metal 3D printing that overcome the limitations of desktop systems, like part size, resolution, and material integration. This video discusses techniques like directed energy deposition, powder bed fusion, and lamination-based processes to show how engineers can achieve higher performance and design flexibility.
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      How to Describe Data

      Build data literacy by learning how to interpret, describe, and critically evaluate everyday statistics and data presentations.

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      Ethics in Engineering

      Analyze historical engineering failures and explore ethical principles that guide responsible engineering decisions and innovation.

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