Is there a cert for this, or is this more in line with the AI-900 by Microsoft? What about labs for the current course?
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AI Essentials by CompTIA
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I've taught AI-900; I have written the exam for AI-900.
According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/ai-essentials/) there is a class for it. According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/#ai) there is a certification for it.
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According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/ai-essentials/) there is a class for it. According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/#ai) there is a certification for it.
Google is your friend!
Mitch, thank you for your speedy answer. If you have taught the class, did you teach it with the CompTIA curriculum? If so, what did you do for labs seeing that the curriculum has no embedded labs. Just asking out of curiosity. I must assume the AI-900 has no lab activities with it?I've taught AI-900; I have written the exam for AI-900.
According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/ai-essentials/) there is a class for it. According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/#ai) there is a certification for it.
Google is your friend!
Well, that's what we've often said here in CIN:Google is your friend!
Objectives + Google = Study Guide
Thanks Rick, that makes more sense. Although I believe you left out an addend in your equation. Here, let me rewrite it for you:
Objectives + Google - CompTIA Essentials = Study Guide
So glad you recommended that in an implicit way. It is back to Microsoft I go
I actually said that I taught AI-900, not the AI Essentials. I used the official Microsoft curriculum.
Actually, AI Essentials does not provide for a certification. AI essentials can provide a CompCert, which is like a certificate of completion. The course details (thanks for the link!) explains:According to this page (https://www.comptia.org/en-us/certifications/#ai) there is a certification for it.
Google is your friend!
"CompCert assessment: prove your mastery of key concepts and earn a downloadable Competency Certificate at the end of the course to showcase your achievement."
AI essentials does not provide for certification. It can provide a CompCert, which is like a certificate of completion.
"CompCert assessment: prove your mastery of key concepts and earn a downloadable Competency Certificate at the end of the course to showcase your achievement."
The course does not provide labs per se, in the way that CertMaster courses do, but it does provide for activities.