As artificial intelligence education targeting SW non-majors spreads, the attitude towards artificial intelligence as the starting point of artificial intelligence education is an important factor. In this study, in order to find an approach to artifi...
As artificial intelligence education targeting SW non-majors spreads, the attitude towards artificial intelligence as the starting point of artificial intelligence education is an important factor. In this study, in order to find an approach to artificial intelligence education for SW non-majors, the difference in attitude toward artificial intelligence was analyzed based on the computational thinking and artificial intelligence experience of SW non-majors. As a result of the study, first, students showed differences in their artificial intelligence attitudes according to their recognition of computational thinking, confidence, and programming ability. Second, it was found that students' attitudes towards artificial intelligence differ according to their interest in artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence manipulation experience, and artificial intelligence education experience. Based on these research results, when developing artificial intelligence education programs for non-major students in the future, students' computational thinking level and experience with artificial intelligence should be considered.