r/MSRIT

Hi Seniors, i'm putting together my options list for counseling and noticed that the college offers both "computer science & engineering (ai-ml)" and just "artificial intelligence & machine learning" as a separate standalone branch.

can anyone tell me what the actual difference is on campus?

are they under the same department or do you have different labs/profs? also, do companies differentiate between the two during placements, or do both sit for the exact same tech pool?

thanks!