• Online, Self-Paced
Course Description

This 13-video course explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can be leveraged, how to plan an AI implementation from setup to architecture, and the issues surrounding incorporating it into an enterprise for machine learning. Learners will explore the three legs of AI: how it applies intelligence-like behavior to machines. You will then examine how machine learning adds to this intelligence-like behavior, and the next generation with deep learning. This course discusses strategies for implementation of AI, organizational challenges surrounding the adoption of AI, and the need for training of both personnel and machines. Next, learn the role of data and algorithms in AI implementation. Learners continue by examining several ways in which an organization can plan and develop AI capability; the elements organizations need to understand how to assess AI needs and tools; management challenges; and the impact on personnel. You will learn about pitfalls in using AI, and what to avoid. Finally, you will learn about data issues, data quality, training concepts, overfitting, and bias.

Learning Objectives

This 13-video course explores how artificial intelligence (AI) can be leveraged, how to plan an AI implementation from setup to architecture, and the issues surrounding incorporating it into an enterprise for machine learning. Learners will explore the three legs of AI: how it applies intelligence-like behavior to machines. You will then examine how machine learning adds to this intelligence-like behavior, and the next generation with deep learning. This course discusses strategies for implementation of AI, organizational challenges surrounding the adoption of AI, and the need for training of both personnel and machines. Next, learn the role of data and algorithms in AI implementation. Learners continue by examining several ways in which an organization can plan and develop AI capability; the elements organizations need to understand how to assess AI needs and tools; management challenges; and the impact on personnel. You will learn about pitfalls in using AI, and what to avoid. Finally, you will learn about data issues, data quality, training concepts, overfitting, and bias.

Framework Connections

The materials within this course focus on the Knowledge Skills and Abilities (KSAs) identified within the Specialty Areas listed below. Click to view Specialty Area details within the interactive National Cybersecurity Workforce Framework.