This course is designed for business leaders and decision makers, including C-level executives, project managers, HR leaders, Marketing and Sales leaders, technical sales consultants, and other decision makers who want to increase their knowledge of and familiarity with emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Internet of Things. This course is also designed to assist learners in preparing for the CertNexus® ETBIZ: Emerging Technology for the Business Professional (Exam ETZ-210) credential.

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Lesson 1: AI Fundamentals

Topic A: A Brief History of AI

Topic B: AI Concepts

Lesson 2: Functions of AI in Business

Topic A: Improve User Experiences

Topic B: Segment Audiences

Topic C: Secure Assets

Topic D: Optimize Processes

Lesson 3: Implementing Business Requirements for AI

Topic A: Identify Design Requirements

Topic B: Identify Data Requirements

Topic C: Identify Risks in Implementing AI

Topic D: Develop an AI Strategy DSBIZ content

Lesson 1: Data Science Fundamentals

Topic A: What is Data Science?

Topic B: Types of Data

Topic C: The Data Science Lifecycle

Lesson 2: Data Science Implementation

Topic A: Data Acquisition and Preparation

Topic B: Data Modeling and Visualization

Topic C: Data Science Roles

Lesson 3: The Impact of Data Science

Topic A: Benefits of Data Science

Topic B: Challenges of Data Science

Topic C: Business Use Cases for Data Science IoTBIZ content

Lesson 1: Defining IoT for Business Leaders

Topic A: IoT Ingredients

Topic B: IoT Business Strategies

Lesson 2: IoT Infrastructure

Topic A: System of Systems

Topic B: Identify Resources

Lesson 3: Business Benefits and Challenges of IoT

Topic A: Business Considerations

Topic B: Security Concerns

Topic C: Organizational and Societal Impacts

Lesson 4: Real World Applications for IoT

Topic A: IoT Market Sectors

Topic B: IoT Implementation

Lesson 5: Best Practices for IoT Implementation

To ensure your success in this course you should have a foundational knowledge of business processes and general business concepts. You should also have at least a basic understanding of information technology resources and systems, including networks, computers, and other electronic devices used in the enterprise.