When I did my, what would now be called Masters in the EU as well, in AI, things were a bit different, but not so different as to be unrecognizable. The Bachel

When I did my, what would now be called Masters in the EU as well, in AI, things were a bit different, but not so different as to be unrecognizable. The Bachelor part was a 90% standard Computer science bachelor. This had a far heavier load of especially mathematics, a bit more CS and about the same Science and Engineering parts as the CMU diagram, and an 'Economy' class. The AI was mostly reserved to the Masters level. We also had one 'ethics' class in the masters, and some, but far, far less emphasis on Humanities and Arts (only the Cognitive Science class)