* Only AI programs offered by Computing Departments/Schools/Colleges are shown
We scraped the websites of all computer science departments in the U.S. that graduate 25 or more students per year in computing. Our pipeline is an automated link-scraping system that discovers publicly available university programs, extracts curriculum information, and when possible, captures individual course details. All of this data is continuously added to a dedicated database that powers the map.
Right now, our software works best with program websites that are easily discoverable via web navigation and have either a tabular curriculum structure or an accordion-style layout; meaning the full list of courses is presented in a table or in expandable sections where content appears when clicked.
However, our system currently cannot accurately handle websites that are formatted differently than this, which limits our ability to extract curriculum data from some programs.
Unless it's in the official catalogue we do not list it. If it was recently added to the catalogue, it will appear next time the CIC refreshes the data (every quarter). If it is in the official catalogue, then please fill out a data correction form. (Please note that only AI programs offered by Computing Departments, Schools, or Colleges are shown.)
There are many reasons your school may not be listed—the most likely is that our software cannot handle the format of your website. Please fill out a data correction form.
If your university is missing from the map or you notice any errors in a school's data (such as incorrect program information, missing programs, incorrect categorization, or outdated details), please use our data correction form.
If you want to send feedback or encounter technical issues or bugs with the website (versus errors in the data for a school), please use our feedback/bug form.