UnDesto AI®

UnDesto AI training and certification catalog

Training & workshops

Nineteen courses built from real market and hiring data, mapped to high impact workflows, emerging systems engineering regulations, and strict security compliance requirements. Be ready for what's next.

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Curriculum version
Release 2.5, September 2026
Framework alignments
NIST AI RMF 1.0, ISO/IEC 42001, ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, DoD 8140
Educational formats
Distributed 4 day (4 hours a day) or immersive 2 day weekend
Primary audience
Enterprise engineers, IT managers, executive leaders, and public administrators
Delivered by
UnDesto AI, a certified Woman-Owned and Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Business

Our mission

We bridge the gap between academic theory and practical, workflow-integrated execution. Every module is world class and standard aligned, built for immediate impact across private enterprise, defense systems, and public sector technology. Every course runs as a two day weekend intensive or a four day distributed format, four hours a day, so your team can apply what they learn immediately without stepping away from the job for a full week.

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Enterprise AI productivity and workflow automation

Practical, workflow-first courses that put AI to work in the tools your team already uses.

2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Building AI fluency: foundations, boundaries, and effective prompting

Move beyond treating AI as a black box and build a real technical understanding of modern AI, including machine learning, deep learning, and generative systems. Participants learn context engineering: structuring clear, context hygienic prompts using the TRACI framework to reduce hallucinations, manage automation bias, and get more out of everyday AI use.

Who it's for: Technical professionals, policy analysts, knowledge workers, and administrative managers.
Prerequisites: Basic computer literacy and comfort with standard office software. No programming experience required.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

The A.S.K. Framework™: mapping workflows and pinpointing automation value

Learn to systematically evaluate daily processes for AI driven efficiency gains. Using task analysis and workflow mapping, participants apply UnDesto AI’s proprietary A.S.K. Framework™, Automate, Share, Keep Human, to audit their own roles, identify high value automation opportunities, and move them into secure, AI augmented workflows.

Who it's for: Business analysts, project managers, operations supervisors, and corporate team leads.
Prerequisites: None. Bringing real team workflows, daily schedules, or task logs for live mapping is strongly encouraged.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Workflow automation with Copilot and Power Platform

Bridge the gap between AI theory and day to day execution. This hands on course walks participants through building automations for low complexity, high volume tasks, using Microsoft Power Automate, Power Apps, and Copilot to manage data extraction, document synchronization, and multi system notifications.

Who it's for: Operations staff, HR coordinators, administrative professionals, and database analysts.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. No coding, scripting, or API experience required.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

AI-augmented operations: maximizing business unit ROI

Built for operational leadership, this course shows how to restructure department workflows to capture real time savings. Participants study real world upskilling benchmarks, learn to delegate tasks to AI responsibly, and implement human in the loop validation that scales departmental output without creating new bottlenecks.

Who it's for: Operations directors, department heads, line managers, and organizational leaders.
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of team performance metrics and departmental workflow management.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Mastering agentic AI: prompting, orchestration, and workflow integration

Bridge the gap between simple prompting and enterprise grade orchestration. Participants build the skills to design autonomous multi-agent systems, set clear boundaries for LLM APIs, and configure automated output evaluation, then integrate agents directly and safely into existing enterprise software.

Who it's for: Software developers, systems architects, DevOps engineers, and technical project leads.
Prerequisites: Basic scripting proficiency (Python or JavaScript) and experience working with standard REST APIs.
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AI security, red teaming, and model defense

Practitioner level training for the people who have to defend AI systems, not just build them.

2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

AI red teaming and model defense

Traditional network perimeters cannot secure modern machine learning models. This course introduces the standardized threat taxonomies of the MITRE ATLAS framework and the OWASP LLM Top 10. Participants run security validation audits, model hardening routines, and defensive filtering to protect deployed pipelines from adversarial inputs, prompt jailbreaks, and data poisoning.

Who it's for: Security engineers, penetration testers, model auditors, and security analysts.
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of system level security, network architecture, and security protocols.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

AI hardening and threat modeling: defending against injection and model exploits

A deep focus on software security engineering for deployed machine learning applications. Participants master threat modeling across the AI software supply chain, identifying where training data, model weights, and inference are vulnerable, then build active sanitization layers, monitor model API endpoints in real time, and implement cryptographically secure model pipelines.

Who it's for: Application security specialists, machine learning developers, and AppSec auditors.
Prerequisites: Intermediate Python skills and practical experience deploying containerized web applications.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Mission assurance: aerospace and satellite cyber security

Protect mission critical space infrastructure and satellite payloads from active cyber adversaries. This course addresses the full space system attack surface, covering vulnerabilities across the space link, ground segments, and user terminals. Participants learn to implement RF security, execute space to ground key management, and deploy edge based AI anomaly detection.

Who it's for: Aerospace engineers, satellite control teams, satellite payload developers, and defense contractors.
Prerequisites: Basic familiarity with radio communication fundamentals and aerospace systems engineering.
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Systems engineering and advanced standards

For engineers building the models, safety cases, and physical systems underneath the AI.

2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Model-based blueprints: SysML and MBSE mastery

Stop relying on static, disconnected documents to manage complex systems. This course teaches modern Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) discipline. Participants build live, executable system architectures using SysML and UML to define precise requirements, structural blocks, behavioral state machines, and parametric constraints.

Who it's for: Systems engineers, product designers, systems architects, and technical engineering leads.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with the systems development lifecycle and core systems engineering concepts.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Lifecycle security: unifying ISO 15288, safety, and cyber

Break down the silos between product safety and cybersecurity across the engineering lifecycle. Using ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 as a structural baseline, participants learn to integrate functional safety standards (ISO 26262, IEC 61508) and cybersecurity frameworks (ISO/SAE 21434, DO-326A), and run joint Hazard Analysis and Threat Analysis (HARA and TARA) to balance design trade-offs.

Who it's for: Lead systems engineers, product safety managers, cybersecurity architects, and quality assurance leads.
Prerequisites: Prior experience implementing system lifecycle processes or standard systems engineering practices.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Generative systems design and AI simulation

Use predictive artificial intelligence and generative modeling to optimize physical design performance. This course covers the core disciplines of AI driven digital engineering, showing how to integrate machine learning simulation loops, stress testing algorithms, and automated design adjustments directly into CAD, CAE, and digital twin environments.

Who it's for: Mechanical and structural design engineers, CAE analysts, product designers, and systems modelers.
Prerequisites: Experience working with standard computer-aided engineering or physical simulation frameworks.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Lean AI: streamlining operations and shop floor flow

Unite lean manufacturing discipline with predictive artificial intelligence to eliminate industrial waste. Participants learn to design, train, and deploy predictive maintenance systems, vision based defect detection, and adaptive production scheduling, and to manage sensor drift while building reliable edge pipelines.

Who it's for: Manufacturing engineers, production supervisors, industrial automation specialists, and lean black belts.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with standard lean principles such as Kaizen, Six Sigma, or overall equipment effectiveness.
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AI governance, compliance, and trust

Policy, risk, and compliance training for the people accountable for how AI gets used.

2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Strategic AI integration: maximizing enterprise ROI and vendor evaluation

Equip executives with a framework for guiding corporate AI strategy safely. Participants learn to run quantitative business feasibility audits, analyze total cost of ownership, and evaluate vendor solutions, then apply that work to build procurement criteria that protect intellectual property and data ownership.

Who it's for: C-level executives, directors, technology acquisition officers, and strategic consultants.
Prerequisites: None. Built for organizational leadership and capital allocation strategy.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Establishing trustworthy AI: governance, ISO/IEC 42001, and regulatory compliance

Build the organizational policy needed to deploy AI safely, ethically, and responsibly. Grounded in the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, participants learn to build governance structures, conduct AI impact assessments, align with the EU AI Act, and secure institutional data.

Who it's for: Chief risk officers, compliance managers, corporate counsel, policy developers, and technology managers.
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of corporate risk management practices and legal compliance workflows.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Bias auditing and trustworthy AI validation

Give your data teams the methods to verify, audit, and explain machine learning outcomes. Participants learn to evaluate models for demographic bias, ensure statistical group fairness, and implement explainable AI frameworks (SHAP, LIME) to defend model outcomes to regulators.

Who it's for: Data scientists, machine learning engineers, QA managers, and technology audit professionals.
Prerequisites: College level statistics and practical familiarity with Python based data libraries such as pandas and scikit-learn.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

ISO/IEC 42001: operationalizing AI governance (AIMS)

Build a globally recognized AI management environment. This compliance focused course teaches risk leads to design, audit, and continually improve an ISO/IEC 42001:2023 compliant AI Management System (AIMS), including formal Clause 8 impact assessments and mapping required controls.

Who it's for: Compliance leads, ISO audit coordinators, IT governance managers, and AI quality controllers.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with standardized management systems such as ISO 9001, ISO 27001, or ISO 20000.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Architecting AI risk guardrails: NIST RMF and policy

Operationalize the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, AI RMF 1.0, inside federal, state, and corporate organizations. Participants get a practical blueprint for mapping, measuring, managing, and governing AI related risk, preparing teams to meet modern policy requirements.

Who it's for: Enterprise risk planners, public administration directors, compliance auditors, and cybersecurity planners.
Prerequisites: None. Especially useful for anyone steering policy alignment or public sector technical procurement.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

GovTech compliance: in-house deployment under federal mandates

Address the security, ethical, and regulatory requirements of AI use in state, local, and federal agencies. Aligned with federal guidance and the NASCIO State AI Blueprint, participants learn to build secure, isolated model sandboxes, vendor verification frameworks, and regulatory impact statements.

Who it's for: Government IT managers, agency procurement officers, public administration leads, and GovTech contractors.
Prerequisites: Familiarity with government technology deployment processes or public sector IT frameworks.
2 to 4 days, weekend or distributed

Public sector data stewardship: foundations of AI readiness

Address the real barrier to public sector AI: fundamental data literacy and governance. Participants learn to manage structured databases, curate reliable schemas, enforce clear data lineage, and configure automated PII redaction so services can be delivered safely.

Who it's for: Public records officers, city and county administrative staff, public safety compliance officers, and data clerks.
Prerequisites: None. Built for non-technical public administration personnel seeking foundational data governance skills.

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