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Academy of artificial intelligence

Develop the competencies required to understand, build, integrate, operate, and govern artificial intelligence solutions in enterprise environments.

Academic approach

Training designed to demonstrate real-world capabilities

The academy integrates foundations, specialization, engineering, architecture, labs, and competency-based assessment.

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Progressive pathway

Each level prepares learners to take on increasingly complex professional responsibilities.

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Applied learning

Content is delivered through business cases, guided practice, and projects.

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Competency-based certification

Learners must demonstrate knowledge, practical execution, and the ability to apply what they have learned.

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Vendor-neutral approach

The principles are transferable across tools and AI platforms.

Professional pathway

Build your profile from practitioner to architect

The progression allows learners to start with the foundations, specialize in a domain, and advance toward engineering and architecture responsibilities.

Predictive, generative, and agentic specializations can be taken independently before entering the engineering certification.
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AI practitioner

Fundamentals, use cases, risks, ethics, and responsible adoption.

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Predictive AI specialist

Predictive models, data preparation, and evaluation.

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Generative AI specialist

Prompts, RAG, foundation models, and generative applications.

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Agentic AI specialist

Agents, tools, memory, workflows, and orchestration.

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AI engineer

Integration, deployment, observability, security, and MLOps.

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AI architect

Enterprise architecture, governance, resilience, and scalability.

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Learning plan

Six courses covering the artificial intelligence pathway

Each course can be taken independently or as part of a stackable certification.

Course 1

Artificial intelligence fundamentals

24 hoursEntry levelOnline or in person

A comprehensive introduction to the concepts, applications, limitations, and risks of artificial intelligence.

  • AI and machine learning fundamentals
  • Business use cases
  • Ethics, privacy, and responsible use
  • Initial adoption project
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Course 2

Machine learning and predictive analytics

36 hoursSpecializationLab

Design, train, and evaluate predictive models for business problems.

  • Data preparation and quality
  • Supervised and unsupervised models
  • Metrics and validation
  • Applied predictive project
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Course 3

Generative artificial intelligence engineering

40 hoursSpecializationLab

Build generative applications using foundation models, RAG, tools, and evaluation.

  • Instruction design
  • Embeddings and semantic search
  • RAG and vector databases
  • Response evaluation and security
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Course 4

Intelligent agents and cognitive automation

40 hoursSpecializationProject

Design agents that can plan, use tools, maintain context, and execute tasks.

  • Agent architecture
  • Memory and context
  • Tools and functions
  • Multi-agent orchestration
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Course 5

AI engineering and MLOps

44 hoursEngineeringProject

Integrate, deploy, operate, monitor, and continuously improve artificial intelligence solutions.

  • APIs and integration architecture
  • Containers and deployment
  • Monitoring and observability
  • Security and lifecycle management
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Course 6

Enterprise AI architecture and governance

48 hoursArchitectureFinal project

Design scalable, secure, governed enterprise platforms aligned with strategy.

  • Architecture patterns
  • Governance, risk, and compliance
  • AI security
  • Enterprise architecture project
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Professional credentials

Six certifications aligned with professional roles

Specialist credentials can be earned independently. Engineering and architecture credentials are cumulative.

AI-P

AI practitioner

Validates fundamental knowledge, adoption criteria, and responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Requires: Course 1 and a scenario-based exam.
PAI

Predictive AI specialist

Demonstrates the ability to prepare data, select models, and evaluate predictive solutions.

Requires: Course 2 and a practical lab.
GAI

Generative AI specialist

Validates the design of generative applications with RAG, evaluation, security, and information retrieval.

Requires: Course 3 and a practical lab.
AAI

Agentic AI specialist

Demonstrates the ability to build agents, tools, memory, and intelligent workflows.

Requires: Course 4 and an applied project.
AIE

AI engineer

Validates AI solution integration, deployment, operations, observability, security, and maintenance.

Requires: Courses 2, 3, 4, and 5 and a project.
AIA

AI architect

Certifies the ability to design scalable, secure, governed enterprise architectures.

Requires: The complete pathway and a final project defense.
Technology ecosystem

Tools and platforms used during training

The academy takes a vendor-neutral approach and uses current technologies to develop practical skills.

Python
OpenAI
Microsoft Azure
AWS
Hugging Face
LangChain
LlamaIndex
MLflow
Docker
GitHub
Vector databases
Hands-on learning

Labs and projects that demonstrate competency

Activities can be adapted to each organization or cohort.

Lab 01

Demand forecasting

Prepare data, train, evaluate, and explain a predictive model.

Lab 02

Enterprise assistant with RAG

Build a solution that searches documents, retrieves context, and generates verifiable answers.

Lab 03

Operations agent

Create an agent that uses tools, executes actions, and records results.

Lab 04

Artificial intelligence API

Expose an AI model or service through a secure, documented API.

Lab 05

AI solution monitoring

Configure metrics, traceability, evaluation, and operational alerts.

Lab 06

Enterprise architecture

Design a comprehensive solution with components, security, governance, and cost estimates.

Capstone project

Design a complete enterprise artificial intelligence solution

The final project brings together strategy, architecture, data, development, evaluation, security, operations, and governance.

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1. Assess and define the use case
2. Design functionality and architecture
3. Develop the prototype
4. Evaluate technical and business outcomes
5. Present and defend the project

Entry profile

  • Professionals in technology, data, automation, innovation, or digital transformation.
  • Analysts, developers, consultants, educators, and process managers.
  • Basic knowledge of logic, data, and digital tools.
  • Prior technical experience is recommended for engineering courses.

Graduate profile

  • AI practitioner, AI specialist, AI engineer, or AI architect.
  • Developer of generative and agentic solutions.
  • Consultant in AI adoption and transformation.
  • Responsible for AI architecture, operations, risk, or governance.
Frequently asked questions

Key information before you start

No. Each course can be taken independently. The full pathway is required only for the AI Architect certification.
Course participation and certification are managed separately. You can complete training without taking the exam or apply for certification later.
Introductory courses do not require advanced programming. Predictive, engineering, and MLOps pathways include technical activities and benefit from basic Python skills.
The approach is vendor-neutral. Labs may use different tools to develop skills that transfer across technology ecosystems.
Yes. The academy can be tailored to an organization's roles, use cases, policies, technologies, and projects.

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