Generative AI: Principles and Practice Certificate (GAP1)
This program provides a comprehensive foundation in generative AI, focusing on its methods, prompt engineering, and ethical considerations. Participants will gain essential skills in leveraging generative AI technologies effectively and responsibly. The curriculum covers the core processes behind generative AI, techniques for crafting and refining prompts, and an in-depth exploration of ethical practices and societal impacts. Graduates will be equipped to navigate and apply generative AI in diverse, real-world contexts.
NOTE: Program courses in Computer Information Systems require strong aptitudes for math, problem solving, critical thinking, listening, teamwork, and written direction.
Credits for CIST & CISM courses are awarded only for courses that have been completed within the last seven years. Any courses completed over seven years ago may be recommended by the program director and approved by the Dean of the School of Business and Computer Science if the student presents recent, documented, in-field experience or current software certification.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may find entry-level employment in roles such as AI Prompt Engineer, AI Content Creator/Copywriter, AI Operations Assistant, and AI Product Tester/QA Analyst.
Credit Required for Completion: Minimum of 10 credit hours
Curriculum
Occupational Courses