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CIN TTT Series AI Fundamentals Session 1
- CIN Open Forums
- 31 Replies
Hi All, I just want to check if we are going to receive any certification voucher key for AI Fundamentals? My understanding is that it's a course and there are no certifications attached to it. I wasn't able to find a lot of information. 
Any pointers will be helpful. Thanks a lot in advance.
Any pointers will be helpful. Thanks a lot in advance.
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Posted on Stephen Schneiter
Hi,
I am a faculty member at Bucks County Community College in Newtown, PA and recently completed the TTT series on AI Fundamentals. We want to use the platform for our AI Intro course starting in a couple of weeks. We need help setting the course up in Canvas. Could you please connect me with someone to get the ball rolling? Email is probably best and I can be reached at [email protected]. Thanks.
I am a faculty member at Bucks County Community College in Newtown, PA and recently completed the TTT series on AI Fundamentals. We want to use the platform for our AI Intro course starting in a couple of weeks. We need help setting the course up in Canvas. Could you please connect me with someone to get the ball rolling? Email is probably best and I can be reached at [email protected]. Thanks.
CIN TTT Series: AutoOps+ V1
- By Abu Afza
- CompTIA Webinars
- 37 Replies
ThanksJust a heads up! I heard from the Marketing team that AutoOps+ vouchers will go out Monday morning, 08/10 in the morning! Be sure to check your spam and blocking filters, and the email account you signed up for the TTT series with (yes it is an issue
)! Good luck on the exam!
What Certifications Have You Added Alongside CompTIA?
- By Jill West
- CIN Open Forums
- 12 Replies
I definitely teach cross-platform. AWS is my favorite, but I think comparing to Azure and GCP provides useful insights on what the cloud really is and how to build infrastructure in the cloud.Hey everyone, love this question!
As instructors, we're always walking that line between teaching solid vendor-neutral fundamentals and giving students practical insights into the actual proprietary stacks they’ll run into at work.
For me, building out my portfolio has never been about collecting badges just to have them—it’s really been about layering vendor-neutral foundations, multi-cloud depth, and eventually strategic leadership.
What I’m Holding Right Now
My portfolio is pretty heavy on security and cloud at the moment:
- CompTIA (The Anchor): I hold SecurityX, SecAI+, and A+. CompTIA has always been my baseline for vendor-neutral concepts. SecAI+ in particular has been awesome recently for tackling AI threats and workflow security, while SecurityX keeps my engineering and architecture skills grounded.
- Google Cloud: Associated Cloud Engineer (ACE), Workspace Administrator, GenAI Leader, and Cloud Digital Leader.
- AWS: Certified Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect – Associate looking to pick up the AI Practitioner if time permits me later in the year
How I Pick What's Next
A lot of it comes down to market reality and classroom value. Almost none of my clients or students work in a single-vendor vacuum anymore. Holding both AWS and GCP certs lets me bring real-world multi-cloud context into the classroom. When we cover a vendor-neutral concept in CompTIA, I can immediately pull up examples of how AWS IAM vs. GCP IAM handles it in practice. Also looking forward to having some microsoft cloud environment as it comes 2nd after AWS if you ask many - opinions vary.
My Current Roadmap
I like to tackle things in clear phases:
Curious if others here teach multi-cloud as well, or if you guys mostly stick to one main ecosystem in your day-to-day work? Looking forward to reading through the thread!
- Leveling Up the Cloud Tier: My immediate goal is to hit the Professional level for both cloud providers—targeting the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional and GCP’s Professional Cloud Architect- have the vouchers for these and hope to take out time to trash them out.
- The Governance & Strategy Layer: Once those are locked in, I'm heading toward PMP and CISSP( this should be next year) - That way, I have the technical implementation side fully covered, backed up by solid project management and high-level security governance.
