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Johns Hopkins Engineering Lifelong Learning offers professional education that meets you at the intersection of your career's current state and where you want to take it. Our courses provide flexible learning opportunities for working professionals seeking reskilling and upskilling opportunities. We are here to support your professional development.
An overview course oriented on enhancing effective decision making across the span of national security stakeholders in the context of cyber operations and cybersecurity.
This program provides a strategic understanding of AI and ML technologies, data and resource optimization, responsible AI practices, generative AI and effective AI project management. It will equip learners with a framework to drive AI innovation and manage large-scale AI projects effectively.
This course provides senior leaders with a comprehensive approach to adopting AI technology. It provides a framework to unpack the question, “How do we turn our organization’s AI strategy into action?”
Participants in this program will engage in a variety of interactive exercises to get hands-on experience in the process of transforming graph-based data into insight for making better decisions.
This course will provide a high-level overview of quantum systems and their potential applications, including computing, sensing, and communications.
This workshop introduces state-of-the-art methods for developing testing and evaluation plans for AI-driven systems and addresses novel challenges these systems present.
Participants in this program will engage in a variety of interactive exercises to get hands-on experience in the process of transforming graph-based data into insight for making better decisions.
The overall theme and desired outcome for attendees taking this executive course is the ability to make decisions with impact. Framing complex problems in systems terms allows decision-makers to identify key information and capability nodes, as well as define tools for intervention and change. As systems are baselined, conceptualized, and designed, these intervention levers are points of impact for systems thinkers and engineers. Through the communication of system concepts, these ideas will be illustrated with key emerging complex problems including remote healthcare.
This course presents fundamentals of blockchain technologies, cryptocurrencies, NFT (non-fungible tokens), decentralized identity, their vulnerabilities, innovations and policy issues.
This course delves into the advanced aspects of project execution and control, focusing on effective risk management, conflict resolution, design reviews, configuration management, and communication strategies.
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