Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning

Many colleges and universities have seen a steep rise in the number of students pursuing interdisciplinary degrees. Increasingly, students seek degrees in, for example, mechanical engineering with a concentration in anthropology, or U.S. history with a minor in biology, or a double major of mathematics and theater. Such formerly unusual combinations have become almost common, and the emergence of myriad paths to cross-disciplinary studies puts new demands on students and advisors to plan degrees that meet curricular requirements from different programs...ideally without stretching a bachelor’s degree well beyond four years.