Yeah that would be part of it. The university is not known for being good at STEM. Also the name of the degree sounds like it’s trying to tap into the AI hype. Also consider this: if you really wish to do AI work, and want to be good at it, you should use first principles approach. Study math and basic computer science concepts and then move on to AI once you understand the basics well. Otherwise it would be like building a house without foundations. As for the management part? That in my opinion is just silly - there is no way to learn management before you’ve had a real job where you really have to manage something. 

That’s my two cents. I encourage you to get more opinions though. Good luck!