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Follow a structured semester-credit curriculum with prerequisites, technical electives, projects and capstone study.
Explore programs →Study through structured semester-credit programs, take individual courses to upgrade your skills, or enter the A.I.Academy for specialized artificial-intelligence learning.
Follow a structured semester-credit curriculum with prerequisites, technical electives, projects and capstone study.
Explore programs →Enroll in eligible individual Northline courses without committing to a full semester. Completed eligible courses may later apply to a Northline program subject to program requirements.
Browse individual courses →Enter the A.I.Academy for professional AI learning and Northline academic AI pathways.
Explore A.I.Academy →Search Northline technology study by school, level, subject, credits and pathway.
Open catalogue →Computer science, software engineering, databases, networks, cloud systems and application development.
Computer engineering technology, embedded systems, electronics, digital systems and integration.
Network defense, secure systems, information assurance, digital forensics and incident response.
Data science, analytics, cloud data platforms, machine learning and intelligent systems.
Automation, robotics, IoT, industrial systems, machine vision and control systems.
Technology strategy, product and project management, operations, innovation and commercialization.
Applied mathematics, computational methods, research design, modeling and scientific computing.
One Northline semester credit represents approximately 45 hours of total student academic effort. A standard 3-credit course represents approximately 135 hours of total academic effort.
Typical full-time semester: 15 credits · Typical academic year: 30 credits · Undergraduate curriculum target: 120 credits.
Students may also take eligible courses individually for skills development without full-semester enrollment.
per Northline semester credit
$597 standard 3-credit course
$2,985 typical 15-credit semester
$5,970 typical 30-credit academic year
$23,880 nominal tuition for 120 credits at the current rate
Each Northline academic course is organized around a course code, level, semester credits, estimated student effort, prerequisites, synopsis, learning outcomes, topics, labs/projects, assessment structure, program applicability, tuition and enrollment status.
Move through Northline like a campus: academic schools, technology labs, the A.I.Academy, student services and collaborative learning spaces are connected through one institutional home.
Northline is designed as a connected online campus rather than a collection of product pages. Learners can enter through a school, follow a program pathway, visit technical labs, move into the course catalogue, and return to the Student Commons as their academic home.
Explore academic pathways, course offerings, student resources and the services that support learners from application through completion.
Explore computing, artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, data, software and technology pathways.
Explore academics →Review entry pathways, application requirements, supporting documents and the applicant journey.
Admissions information →Academic records, registration, schedules, transcripts, completion records and student forms.
Registrar services →Term dates, registration periods, orientation, assessment windows and institutional deadlines.
View calendar →A central online home for enrolled learners, course access, support and academic resources.
Enter Student Commons →Programs, course descriptions, prerequisites, academic pathways and institutional policies.
Browse the catalog →The A.I.Academy is Northline’s selective flagship learning environment. Admission is separate from general Northline course enrollment and will require an application, supporting academic or professional evidence, and admissions review.