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Would it be possible to make the transition to a AI/Machine learning graduate program since it requires a background in CS? The only link I can establish is that I have had a good track record in my mathematics courses ( Linear Algebra, Statistics, Numerical Methods, Calculus, Vector Calculus) and I will have completed Andrew Ng's machine learning course before applying. I have taken a few programming and robotics electives as well. My senior year thesis dealt with humanoid robotics and my GRE score is 332. Is it possible for me to switch? I really need help and don't have anyone else to guide me. Thanks in advance.

I have been extensively searching for robotics graduate programs but they are usually for students who have done their undergrad in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering. I would be immensely grateful for any advice. A little info regarding myself. I have completed my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering with a focus in robotics. My senior year project was working with humanoid robotics and I have been involved in a couple of other robotics projects as well involving microcontrollers. I have taken a few online programming and artificial intelligence courses. However, I don't have significant research experience. I got 167/165/4 (Quant/verbal/AW) score and a GPA of 3.60. I have good LoRs and I am working on refining my personal statement. I am struggling to find a masters robotics program where I will be a good fit with my credentials. Any advice will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.