UConn Launches AEGIS Program to Help Engineers Put AI to Work
Move beyond AI prompting and build no-code AI agents that automate real engineering work.
Starting October 5, the University of Connecticut’s AI-Enabled Guided Intelligent Systems (AEGIS) program gives engineers practical, hands-on skills to apply artificial intelligence to the work they do every day.
Designed specifically for engineers, AEGIS focuses on building intelligent, no-code workflows for documentation, data analysis, report generation, compliance checks, and other real-world engineering tasks.
What Students Will Gain
Build AI agents using intuitive, no-code tools
Automate repetitive engineering workflows
Develop an AI Deployment Blueprint for a real workplace challenge
Learn best practices for security, compliance, and responsible AI
Earn a UConn micro-credential upon completion
Program Details
Starts: October 5
Duration: 5 weeks
Format: 100% online and self-paced, with participants invited to a 1-hour live faculty expert discussion and Q&A
Fee: $999
AEGIS is designed for engineering professionals and technical leaders who want to move beyond AI prompting and learn how to apply AI to real workplace challenges. The program is particularly relevant for engineers across mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical, biomedical, aerospace, and systems disciplines, as well as engineering managers and team leaders looking to improve productivity through AI.
Learn more and register for AEGIS
(https://advancededucation.engineering.uconn.edu/ai-enabled-guided-intelligent-systems/)
Team Leaders: Bring AEGIS to your organization. Ask about team cohorts and group pricing.
AEGIS is offered through the University of Connecticut’s School of Engineering and Advanced Engineering Education.