Delivered in a 1-day, instructor-led format, the course covers AI concepts, generative AI tools, prompt engineering, and responsible use through CompTIA’s proven learning model of instruction, practice, and feedback. With hands-on activities and free retakes, you’ll walk away ready to embrace AI as a trusted collaborator in your work.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in artificial intelligence concepts and practical skills to apply them in your work. Specifically, you will be able to: Define artificial intelligence and distinguish it from other forms of computing Communicate effectively about AI with peers and stakeholders Explore AI tools and apply them to support your organization Craft AI prompts and practice basic prompt engineering Navigate AI-related privacy, legal, and security concerns Anticipate AI’s impact on the future of work and technologyWho should attend CompTIA AI Essentials Course
By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in artificial intelligence concepts and practical skills to apply them in your work. Specifically, you will be able to:
- Define artificial intelligence and distinguish it from other forms of computing
- Communicate effectively about AI with peers and stakeholders
- Explore AI tools and apply them to support your organization
- Craft AI prompts and practice basic prompt engineering
- Navigate AI-related privacy, legal, and security concerns
- Anticipate AI’s impact on the future of work and technology
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This course is designed for professionals at any level who want to build a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence and learn how to apply AI tools and concepts within their organization, regardless of technical background.
There are no formal technical prerequisites. The course is designed as an introductory-level program suitable for individuals with little to no prior AI experience.
The course covers four main areas: AI Unveiled (foundational concepts and business applications), Generative AI Frontiers (tool selection and prompt engineering), Balancing Innovation and Privacy (security, legal, and ethical issues), and Future Trends and Innovations in AI.
You will learn to define and distinguish AI, communicate about AI effectively, select and apply AI tools, craft and practice AI prompts through basic prompt engineering, and navigate privacy, legal, and security considerations related to AI use.
The course includes a dedicated module, ‘Balancing Innovation and Privacy,’ which examines cybersecurity roles, addresses AI-related legal and ethical issues, and explores how to make informed decisions using AI responsibly.


