Course Name and Certification Name:

Specialization Course Name Certification Name

Data Analytics Certified Analytics Professional (CAP®)
Big Data Power BI Data Analyst Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data
Analyst Associate
Artificial Intelligence Certified Artificial Intelligence
Professional Professional (CAIP)
Artificial Intelligence Expert Certified Artificial Expert Certificate
Artificial Intelligence (CAIEM™)
Matching Learning Professional Google Certified Professional ML
Engineer
Embedded Systems Schematic Exam and Industrial project engagement
& Circuit Design report
Embedded Systems
Microcontroller Embedded C Exam and Industrial project engagement
Programming report
Automation 360 Professional Automation Anywhere Certified
Advance RPA professional

Automation 360 Master Automation Anywhere Certified Master

RPA professional
Robotic
Robotic process automation UiPath Certified RPA Associate (UiRPA)
Associate
Robotic process automation UiPath Certified Advanced RPA
Developer Developer (UiARD)
Information Systems Security Certified Information Systems Security
Professional (CISSP)
Cyber Security
Governance of Enterprise IT Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT
(CGEIT)
Certified Analytics Professional (CAP®) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Analytics and CAP® Framework (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of Analytics
o Importance and applications in business
o Types of analytics: Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive, and Prescriptive
• CAP® Certification Overview
o CAP® domains, exam format, and requirements

Session 2:

• Analytics process framework

o Business problem framing
o Data understanding and preparation

Session 3:

• Case study: Analytics lifecycle in practice

• Workshop: Business problem framing

Module 2: Data Understanding and Preparation (Sessions 4–7)

Session 4:

• Understanding data
o Data types and structures
o Common data sources and collection methods

Session 5:

• Data quality assessment

o Handling missing, inconsistent, or irrelevant data

Session 6:

• Data preprocessing and transformation

 o Normalization, encoding, and feature engineering

Session 7:

• Workshop: Data preparation using Python or Excel

Module 3: Analytical Techniques and Methods (Sessions 8–13)

Session 8:

• Overview of analytical methods

o Statistical analysis and machine learning basics

Session 9:

• Descriptive and exploratory analytics

o Summary statistics, data visualization, and hypothesis testing

Session 10:

• Predictive modeling techniques

o Regression, decision trees, and ensemble methods

Session 11:

• Prescriptive analytics techniques

o Optimization and simulation methods

Session 12:

• Evaluating models
o Metrics: accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score
o Validation techniques

Session 13:

• Workshop: Building and evaluating predictive models

Module 4: Model Deployment and Lifecycle Management (Sessions 14–16)

Session 14:
 • Deploying analytics solutions
o Integrating models into business processes

Session 15:

• Monitoring and maintaining models

o Addressing drift, recalibration, and retraining

Session 16:

• Workshop: Model deployment and maintenance strategy

Module 5: Business Problem Solving and Decision Making (Sessions 17–20)

Session 17:

• Translating analytics results into business insights

o Effective communication and storytelling

Session 18:

• Decision-making frameworks
o Cost-benefit analysis and risk assessment

Session 19:

• Ethical considerations in analytics

o Data privacy, fairness, and transparency

Session 20:

• Workshop: Presenting insights to stakeholders

Module 6: Domain-Specific Applications of Analytics (Sessions 21–23)

Session 21:

• Analytics in marketing and customer insights

o Customer segmentation, churn analysis, and campaign optimization

Session 22:
 • Analytics in operations and supply chain
o Demand forecasting and inventory optimization

Session 23:

• Analytics in finance and risk management

o Fraud detection and credit risk modeling

Module 7: Exam Preparation (Sessions 24–27)

Session 24:

• CAP® exam format and preparation strategy

o Domain-wise review and key focus areas

Session 25:

• Practice exam 1
o Timed test with review

Session 26:

• Topic deep dives

o Addressing challenging areas

Session 27:

• Practice exam 2
o Timed test with detailed discussion

Module 8: Capstone Project (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Project kickoff
o Framing a real-world business problem and data collection

Session 29:

• Analytics solution development

o Data preparation, modeling, and evaluation
Session 30:

• Project presentation
o Stakeholder review and feedback
Microsoft Certified: Power BI Data Analyst Associate Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Power BI (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of Power BI
o Power BI ecosystem: Desktop, Service, and Mobile
o Role of a Power BI Data Analyst
• Installing and setting up Power BI Desktop
• Navigating the Power BI interface

Session 2:

• Connecting to data sources

o Excel, SQL Server, SharePoint, and more
• Overview of data types and relationships
• Importing and loading data

Session 3:

• Introduction to Power Query Editor

o Data transformation basics
o Cleaning and shaping data
• Workshop: Importing and transforming a dataset

Module 2: Data Preparation (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Advanced data cleaning techniques

o Handling missing data, outliers, and duplicates
• Data profiling and validation

Session 5:

• Merging and appending queries

• Creating custom columns and calculated tables
Session 6:

• Workshop: Data preparation and transformation using Power Query

Module 3: Data Modeling (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Fundamentals of data modeling

o Tables, relationships, and cardinality
• Star and snowflake schemas

Session 8:

• Introduction to DAX (Data Analysis Expressions)

o Basic measures and calculated columns
o Common DAX functions: SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE

Session 9:

• Workshop: Building a data model and writing DAX formulas

Module 4: Advanced DAX and Analytics (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Advanced DAX concepts

o Context: Row and Filter
o Time intelligence functions

Session 11:

• DAX optimization and troubleshooting

• Writing complex DAX expressions

Session 12:

• Workshop: Applying advanced DAX in a real-world scenario

Module 5: Data Visualization Basics (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Creating basic reports in Power BI

o Adding and customizing visuals: charts, tables, and maps

Session 14:

• Enhancing interactivity
o Slicers, filters, drill-through, and bookmarks

Session 15:

• Workshop: Designing an interactive Power BI report

Module 6: Advanced Visualization Techniques (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Using custom visuals and themes

• Incorporating KPIs and decomposition trees

Session 17:

• Dashboards in Power BI Service

o Layout design and interactivity

Session 18:

• Workshop: Building advanced dashboards and visuals

Module 7: Deployment and Collaboration (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Publishing reports and managing workspaces in Power BI Service

• Setting up scheduled data refreshes

Session 20:

• Implementing Row-Level Security (RLS)

o Creating roles and managing permissions
Session 21:

• Workshop: Deploying and managing a Power BI project

Module 8: Performance Optimization (Sessions 22–23)

Session 22:

• Optimizing Power BI reports

o Data modeling best practices
o Reducing report loading times

Session 23:

• Workshop: Performance tuning for large datasets

Module 9: Exam Preparation (Sessions 24–27)

Session 24:

• Overview of the PL-300 exam

o Key objectives and focus areas

Session 25:

• Practice exam 1
o Timed test and review

Session 26:

• Reviewing challenging topics

o Focus on data preparation, modeling, and visualization

Session 27:

• Practice exam 2
o Timed test and feedback

Module 10: Capstone Project (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Project kickoff
o Identifying the business problem and dataset

Session 29:

• Building the solution

o Data preparation, modeling, and visualization

Session 30:

• Project presentation
o Stakeholder review and feedback
Certified Artificial Intelligence Professional (CAIP) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of AI
o Definition, history, and key milestones
o AI applications in various industries
• AI versus Machine Learning versus Deep Learning

Session 2:

• Fundamentals of AI technology
o AI algorithms and workflows
o Overview of key AI tools and platforms

Session 3:

• Introduction to Python for AI

o Setting up the Python environment (Anaconda, Jupyter Notebook)
o Python basics (data types, loops, and functions)

Module 2: Data Science Foundations for AI (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Data fundamentals
o Types of data: structured, unstructured, and semi-structured
o Data collection and cleaning techniques

Session 5:

• Data preprocessing
o Handling missing data, outliers, and duplicates
o Feature scaling and encoding

Session 6:
 • Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
o Visualizing data using Matplotlib and Seaborn

Module 3: Machine Learning Essentials (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Introduction to Machine Learning

o Types of ML: Supervised, Unsupervised, and Reinforcement Learning
o Key concepts: features, labels, and datasets

Session 8:

• Supervised learning techniques

o Linear Regression and Logistic Regression

Session 9:

• Unsupervised learning techniques

o Clustering (K-Means) and Dimensionality Reduction (PCA)

Module 4: Advanced Machine Learning and Optimization (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Decision Trees and Random Forests

o Concepts, advantages, and implementation

Session 11:

• Model evaluation and optimization

o Metrics: accuracy, precision, recall, F1 score, and ROC-AUC
o Cross-validation and hyperparameter tuning

Session 12:

• Workshop: Building and fine-tuning ML models

Module 5: Deep Learning Fundamentals (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Basics of Neural Networks

o Components: neurons, layers, and activation functions
o Forward and backward propagation

Session 14:

• Building deep learning models using TensorFlow/Keras

o Setting up the environment and basic structure

Session 15:

• Training and evaluating deep learning models

o Optimizers, loss functions, and preventing overfitting

Module 6: Advanced AI Techniques (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Introduction to Natural Language Processing (NLP)

o Text preprocessing, tokenization, and sentiment analysis

Session 17:

• Computer Vision basics

o Image preprocessing and object detection

Session 18:

• Reinforcement Learning basics

o Markov Decision Processes and Q-learning

Module 7: AI in Practice (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Real-world AI applications
o AI in healthcare, finance, and transportation

Session 20:
 • AI tools and APIs
o Using pre-trained models and APIs (Hugging Face, OpenAI)

Session 21:

• Workshop: Applying AI techniques to a real-world dataset

Module 8: Ethical and Responsible AI (Sessions 22–23)

Session 22:

• Ethics in AI
o Bias, fairness, and explainability

Session 23:

• Privacy and security in AI

o Data protection and compliance

Module 9: Exam Preparation and Certification Focus (Sessions 24–27)

Session 24:

• CAP® exam overview and preparation strategy

o Review of domains and exam structure

Session 25:

• Practice Exam 1
o Timed test with discussion and review

Session 26:

• Addressing challenging topics

o Review of advanced AI and ML concepts

Session 27:

• Practice Exam 2
o Timed test and final tips
Module 10: Capstone Project (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Project kickoff
o Problem identification, data collection, and methodology planning

Session 29:

• Project execution
o Data preprocessing, model building, and evaluation

Session 30:

• Project presentation
o Sharing findings, deployment strategy, and feedback
Certified Artificial Intelligence Expert Certificate (CAIEM™) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Advanced Artificial Intelligence (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of AI and Machine Learning

o The evolution of AI: From classical algorithms to deep learning
o Key AI concepts: Neural networks, reinforcement learning, and natural language
processing

Session 2:

• AI technologies and tools

o Common platforms (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras, Scikit-Learn)
o Cloud-based AI tools (AWS AI, Microsoft Azure AI, Google AI)

Session 3:

• Setting up an AI development environment

o Installation of Python, Jupyter, and AI frameworks
o Python basics for AI development

Module 2: Machine Learning Advanced Techniques (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Deep dive into Supervised Learning

o Advanced techniques: Support Vector Machines (SVM), Gradient Boosting, and
XGBoost
o Model evaluation and fine-tuning

Session 5:

• Unsupervised Learning in-depth

o Clustering: K-Means, DBSCAN, Hierarchical Clustering
o Dimensionality reduction: PCA, t-SNE, UMAP

Session 6:
 • Advanced ensemble methods
o Random Forests, AdaBoost, and Stacking models

Module 3: Neural Networks and Deep Learning (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Fundamentals of Neural Networks

o Perceptrons, activation functions, and backpropagation
o Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP)

Session 8:

• Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN)

o Architecture, filters, and pooling layers
o Applications in image classification and object detection

Session 9:

• Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)

o Time series prediction and sequence modeling

Module 4: Advanced Deep Learning Techniques (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Generative Models
o Introduction to Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)
o Applications in image generation and data augmentation

Session 11:

• Transfer Learning and Fine-Tuning

o Pre-trained models: VGG16, ResNet, BERT
o Techniques for optimizing transfer learning

Session 12:

• Workshop: Implementing a CNN or GAN model using TensorFlow/Keras

Module 5: Natural Language Processing (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Fundamentals of NLP
o Text preprocessing, tokenization, stemming, and lemmatization
o Feature extraction methods: Bag of Words, TF-IDF

Session 14:

• Advanced NLP models

o Word2Vec, GloVe, and BERT
o Text classification, sentiment analysis, and Named Entity Recognition (NER)

Session 15:

• Workshop: Building an NLP-based sentiment analysis model

Module 6: Reinforcement Learning and AI Decision Systems (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Introduction to Reinforcement Learning (RL)

o Markov Decision Processes (MDPs), reward functions, and value iteration
o Q-Learning, Deep Q-Networks (DQN)

Session 17:

• Advanced RL algorithms
o Policy Gradient methods, Actor-Critic, and Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO)

Session 18:

• Workshop: Building a simple reinforcement learning model for a game or robot

Module 7: AI in Industry Applications (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• AI in Computer Vision
o Object detection, image segmentation, and face recognition
o Applications in healthcare, autonomous vehicles, and security
Session 20:

• AI in Healthcare
o AI for medical image analysis, drug discovery, and patient diagnosis

Session 21:

• AI in Finance and Business Analytics

o Fraud detection, algorithmic trading, and predictive analytics

Module 8: Ethics, Bias, and Responsible AI (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• AI Ethics and Fairness

o Ethical implications of AI in decision-making and society
o AI governance and policy

Session 23:

• Bias in AI
o Sources of bias in data and algorithms
o Mitigating bias and ensuring fairness

Session 24:

• Workshop: Implementing ethical AI practices in model development

Module 9: AI Deployment, Scalability, and Performance Optimization (Sessions

25–27)

Session 25:

• Deploying AI models in production

o Docker, Kubernetes, and cloud platforms for AI deployment
o Continuous integration and deployment for AI applications

Session 26:

• Model optimization and performance tuning

o Model compression, quantization, and hardware acceleration (TPUs, GPUs)
Session 27:

• Monitoring and maintaining AI systems in production

o Model drift detection and retraining strategies

Module 10: Capstone Project and Exam Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone project overview

o Problem definition, data collection, and tool selection

Session 29:

• Project development
o AI model development, evaluation, and deployment

Session 30:

• Project presentation and final feedback

o Review, discussion, and certification preparation
Google Certified Professional Machine Learning Engineer Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Machine Learning (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of Machine Learning

o ML fundamentals, key concepts, and applications
o Types of machine learning: supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning
o Overview of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and AI/ML tools

Session 2:

• Setting up the GCP environment

o Introduction to Google Cloud Console, Cloud Storage, and BigQuery
o Setting up machine learning environments using Google Colab

Session 3:

• Data preprocessing and exploration

o Importing and cleaning data using Python and libraries (Pandas, NumPy)
o Data wrangling techniques: handling missing data, outliers, and categorical
variables

Module 2: Supervised Learning Techniques (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Regression models
o Linear regression and logistic regression
o Model evaluation: Mean Absolute Error (MAE), Mean Squared Error (MSE), and
R²

Session 5:

• Classification models
o Decision trees, k-Nearest Neighbors (k-NN), and Random Forests
o Evaluation metrics for classification: Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-score
Session 6:

• Workshop: Building and tuning a regression and classification model using scikit-learn

Module 3: Unsupervised Learning and Clustering (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Clustering techniques
o k-Means, DBSCAN, and hierarchical clustering
o Evaluating clustering performance: Silhouette Score, Inertia

Session 8:

• Dimensionality reduction techniques

o Principal Component Analysis (PCA), t-SNE, and UMAP
o Feature selection and extraction

Session 9:

• Workshop: Applying clustering algorithms and dimensionality reduction techniques

Module 4: Neural Networks and Deep Learning (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Introduction to Neural Networks

o Architecture of neural networks: input layer, hidden layers, and output layer
o Activation functions, loss functions, and backpropagation

Session 11:

• Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)

o CNN architecture, pooling, and convolution layers
o Applications in image classification and object detection

Session 12:

• Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)

o Applications in time series forecasting and NLP
Module 5: Advanced Machine Learning and Model Optimization (Sessions 13–
15)

Session 13:

• Gradient Boosting and Ensemble Models

o XGBoost, LightGBM, and CatBoost
o Hyperparameter tuning and cross-validation

Session 14:

• Model optimization techniques

o Grid Search, Random Search, and Bayesian optimization
o Handling overfitting and underfitting

Session 15:

• Workshop: Building and optimizing models using advanced techniques

Module 6: Introduction to Google Cloud AI/ML Tools (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Google Cloud AI/ML services

o BigQuery ML, AutoML, TensorFlow on GCP, Vertex AI
o Understanding the Google Cloud AI/ML ecosystem

Session 17:

• Using AutoML for model development

o Training, evaluating, and deploying models with AutoML
o Practical examples: image, text, and tabular data

Session 18:

• TensorFlow on GCP
o Introduction to TensorFlow and TensorFlow Extended (TFX)
o Building machine learning models using TensorFlow on GCP

Module 7: Natural Language Processing (NLP) (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:
 • Fundamentals of NLP
o Text preprocessing: tokenization, stopwords, lemmatization, and stemming
o Feature extraction: TF-IDF, Word2Vec, and GloVe

Session 20:

• Advanced NLP techniques

o Named Entity Recognition (NER), Part-of-Speech tagging, and sentiment analysis
o Pretrained models for NLP (BERT, GPT, etc.)

Session 21:

• Workshop: Building NLP models using Google Cloud AI tools and TensorFlow

Module 8: Computer Vision (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Image classification and detection with CNNs

o Working with image data, CNN architecture
o Transfer learning with pre-trained models (e.g., ResNet, Inception)

Session 23:

• Object detection with Google Cloud

o Using AutoML Vision and TensorFlow Object Detection API
o Training models for object detection tasks

Session 24:

• Workshop: Building and deploying a computer vision application on GCP

Module 9: Model Deployment and Monitoring (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Deploying machine learning models on Google Cloud

o Vertex AI for deploying models
o Using TensorFlow Serving and Docker for deployment

Session 26:
 • Monitoring and scaling ML models in production
o Model drift, retraining, and A/B testing
o Monitoring models with Google Cloud Monitoring and Logging

Session 27:

• Workshop: Deploying and monitoring machine learning models on GCP

Module 10: Exam Preparation and Capstone Project (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Google Professional ML Engineer exam overview

o Key exam domains and preparation strategies
o Review of practice questions and exam tips

Session 29:

• Capstone project preparation

o Problem identification, data collection, and model development

Session 30:

• Capstone project presentations and review

o Final project feedback and certification preparation
Embedded Systems Schematic & Circuit Design Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Embedded Systems (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Overview of Embedded Systems

o Definition and components: microcontrollers, sensors, actuators
o Key applications in various industries (automotive, healthcare, robotics)
o Embedded system design flow

Session 2:

• Introduction to Circuit Design

o Basics of electronic components: resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors
o Overview of circuit simulation tools (LTspice, Proteus, etc.)

Session 3:

• Embedded System Architecture

o Microcontroller fundamentals (ARM, AVR, PIC, etc.)
o Understanding I/O pins, buses, timers, interrupts

Module 2: Schematic Design Basics (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Introduction to Schematic Design

o Using schematic design software (KiCad, Eagle, Altium Designer)
o Understanding schematics and circuit symbols
o Basic components and their connections

Session 5:

• Power Supply Design

o Designing voltage regulators and power distribution systems
o Decoupling capacitors and power filtering techniques

Session 6:
 • Grounding and Signal Integrity
o Common grounding methods and practices
o Ensuring signal integrity in high-speed circuits

Module 3: Advanced Circuit Design Techniques (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Oscillators and Timers

o Types of oscillators: crystal oscillators, RC oscillators, LC oscillators
o Designing a basic oscillator circuit

Session 8:

• Analog Circuit Design

o Operational amplifiers: inverting, non-inverting amplifiers
o Filters: low-pass, high-pass, band-pass filters

Session 9:

• Digital Circuit Design

o Logic gates, flip-flops, and registers
o Using multiplexers, demultiplexers, and encoders

Module 4: Microcontroller Integration (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Microcontroller Selection and Pin Configuration

o Choosing the right microcontroller for the project
o Understanding pinout diagrams and peripheral functions

Session 11:

• Interfacing Sensors and Actuators

o Analog and digital sensors: temperature, humidity, and motion sensors
o Interfacing motors, LEDs, and displays

Session 12:

• Communication Protocols
o UART, SPI, I2C protocols
 o Designing communication circuits for embedded systems

Module 5: PCB Design Fundamentals (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Introduction to PCB Design

o Understanding printed circuit boards (PCBs) and their layers
o PCB design tools and libraries (KiCad, Eagle, Altium Designer)

Session 14:

• Layout and Routing Techniques

o Schematic-to-PCB conversion
o Component placement, trace routing, and signal integrity

Session 15:

• Design for Manufacturability

o DFM and DFT principles
o Design rules for PCB manufacturing

Module 6: Advanced Circuit Simulation and Testing (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Circuit Simulation and Analysis

o Using simulation tools (LTspice, Proteus, TINA-TI) for validating circuit designs
o Analyzing voltage, current, and power in circuits

Session 17:

• Troubleshooting and Debugging

o Using oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and multimeters for circuit testing
o Debugging common circuit design issues

Session 18:

• Testing Circuit Reliability

o Thermal and stress testing
o Reliability and failure analysis
Module 7: Embedded Systems Development Tools (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Development Environments and IDEs

o Setting up and using integrated development environments (IDEs)
o Compilers, debuggers, and flashing tools for embedded systems

Session 20:

• Firmware Development and Debugging

o Writing and debugging firmware for embedded systems
o Introduction to Embedded C and assembly programming

Session 21:

• Bootloaders and Firmware Updates

o Designing bootloaders for embedded systems
o Flashing firmware and performing updates via USB, UART, or wireless

Module 8: Power Management in Embedded Systems (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Power Consumption Analysis

o Calculating power requirements of embedded systems
o Low-power design strategies

Session 23:

• Power Management Circuits

o Battery-powered systems, low-dropout regulators (LDO), and switching
regulators
o Energy harvesting and optimization for embedded systems

Session 24:

• Designing for Efficiency and Longevity

o Power-saving modes in microcontrollers
o Ensuring long battery life and reliability in embedded systems
Module 9: Real-World Embedded Systems Applications (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Embedded Systems in IoT

o IoT architecture and components: sensors, cloud integration, and networking
o Designing IoT circuits and communication protocols

Session 26:

• Embedded Systems in Robotics

o Circuit design for robotic control systems
o Integrating sensors and actuators in robotics

Session 27:

• Embedded Systems in Automotive and Healthcare

o Circuit design for automotive applications
o Medical embedded systems: ECG, pulse monitoring, etc.

Module 10: Capstone Project and Final Exam Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Kickoff

o Selecting a project: designing a complete embedded system from start to finish
o Requirements gathering, schematic design, and prototyping

Session 29:

• Project Development
o Designing the schematic, PCB, and microcontroller integration
o Writing firmware and testing the system

Session 30:

• Final Presentations and Review

o Presenting the capstone project
o Final review of course concepts and preparation for the certification exam
Microcontroller Embedded C Programming Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Embedded C and Microcontrollers (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Introduction to Embedded Systems

o Overview of microcontrollers and their applications
o Introduction to Embedded C programming and its role in embedded systems
o Overview of microcontroller architectures (ARM, AVR, PIC)

Session 2:

• Setting Up the Development Environment

o Installing and configuring software (IDE, compilers, and toolchains)
o Introduction to popular IDEs: MPLAB X, Atmel Studio, Keil uVision
o Setting up hardware (development board, programmer/debugger)

Session 3:

• Basic Embedded C Programming Concepts

o Writing a simple “Hello World” program for microcontrollers
o Understanding the structure of an embedded C program (main function, loops,
conditionals)
o Input/Output (I/O) concepts: working with digital inputs and outputs

Module 2: Digital I/O and Control Structures (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Working with Digital Pins

o Configuring microcontroller pins as inputs and outputs
o Reading and writing digital values to pins
o Debouncing switches

Session 5:

• Control Structures in Embedded C

o Using if, else, switch, and for/while loops for control flow
 o Interrupts in embedded systems: basics and use cases
o Writing code to handle button presses, LEDs, and basic control mechanisms

Session 6:

• Timers and Counters

o Introduction to timers in microcontrollers
o Using timers for delays and periodic tasks
o Configuring counters for event counting or time-based actions

Module 3: Functions, Arrays, and Pointers (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Functions in Embedded C
o Defining and using functions
o Understanding local and global variables
o Function parameters, return values, and recursion in embedded systems

Session 8:

• Working with Arrays

o Declaring and using arrays in embedded C
o Accessing and manipulating array elements
o Multi-dimensional arrays and use cases in embedded systems

Session 9:

• Pointers and Memory Management

o Introduction to pointers in embedded systems
o Understanding memory addressing, pointer arithmetic, and dereferencing
o Using pointers for efficient memory management

Module 4: Interrupts and Real-Time Systems (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Understanding Interrupts
o How interrupts work in microcontrollers
o Configuring interrupts for hardware events (buttons, timers, etc.)
o Writing interrupt service routines (ISRs)
Session 11:

• Real-Time Systems and Scheduling

o Basics of real-time operating systems (RTOS)
o Time-critical tasks and managing real-time behavior in embedded C
o Priority-based task scheduling and time-slicing

Session 12:

• Practical Interrupt Applications

o Using interrupts for low-power and event-driven applications
o Writing code to handle external events such as button presses and sensor triggers

Module 5: Analog and Digital Conversions (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Analog-to-Digital Conversion (ADC)

o Basics of ADC in microcontrollers
o Configuring and using ADC channels for analog sensor readings
o Sampling rates and resolution

Session 14:

• Digital-to-Analog Conversion (DAC)

o Overview of DACs and how they work
o Using DACs to generate analog signals from digital values
o Practical applications in embedded systems

Session 15:

• Practical ADC/DAC Applications

o Reading analog sensors (temperature, light, etc.) and processing data
o Outputting analog signals using PWM and DAC for control applications

Module 6: Communication Protocols (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Serial Communication (UART)

o Basics of UART communication
o Configuring and using UART for data transmission
 o Debugging with UART communication

Session 17:

• SPI and I2C Protocols

o Introduction to SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) and I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit)
o Setting up and using SPI and I2C for communication with external devices
o Applications of SPI and I2C in embedded systems

Session 18:

• Practical Communication Projects

o Interfacing an LCD display, EEPROM, or sensors using SPI/I2C
o Writing embedded C code to communicate with external devices

Module 7: Memory and Data Management (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Memory Types and Management

o Understanding different types of memory (RAM, Flash, EEPROM)
o Memory addressing and using memory efficiently
o Using stack and heap in embedded C

Session 20:

• Flash Memory Programming

o Writing to Flash memory in embedded systems
o Managing Flash memory for data storage and code execution
o Flash wear leveling and optimization techniques

Session 21:

• External Memory Interfaces

o Interfacing with external memory modules (SD cards, external EEPROM)
o Practical examples: Storing data in external memory and accessing it

Module 8: Power Management and Low Power Modes (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Power Management in Embedded Systems

 o Managing power consumption in microcontrollers
o Techniques for optimizing power usage in embedded systems

Session 23:

• Low Power Modes

o Understanding and configuring low-power modes in microcontrollers
o Designing energy-efficient embedded systems

Session 24:

• Power-Optimized Embedded C Code

o Writing code to minimize power consumption
o Using interrupts and low-power peripherals effectively

Module 9: Debugging and Optimization (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Debugging Techniques for Embedded Systems

o Using debugging tools: IDE debuggers, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers
o Tracing and debugging embedded C code in real-time

Session 26:

• Code Optimization for Embedded Systems

o Techniques for optimizing embedded C code for speed and memory usage
o Efficient data structures and algorithms for embedded applications

Session 27:

• Practical Debugging and Optimization Exercises

o Hands-on debugging and code optimization sessions
o Analyzing and improving the performance of embedded applications

Module 10: Capstone Project and Final Exam Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Kickoff

o Defining a project: designing an embedded system using microcontroller and
embedded C
 o Project planning: hardware, software, and timeline

Session 29:

• Project Development and Integration

o Implementing the embedded C code for the project
o Integrating hardware, testing, and troubleshooting

Session 30:

• Project Presentations and Review

o Final project presentation and feedback
o Review of key concepts and preparation for certification exams
Automation 360 Professional Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Automation

360 (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Introduction to RPA and Automation 360

o What is Robotic Process Automation (RPA)?
o Benefits and use cases of RPA in different industries
o Overview of Automation 360 platform and features

Session 2:

• Getting Started with Automation 360

o Setting up Automation 360: Installation, user interface, and workspace
o Introduction to Automation 360 dashboard and navigation
o Creating your first automation task

Session 3:

• Understanding Automation 360 Architect

o Overview of Automation 360 Architect
o Basic components: Bots, actions, and processes
o Creating and organizing bots in Automation 360

Module 2: Core Automation 360 Concepts (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Automation 360 Architect - Advanced Features

o Managing bot libraries, processes, and schedules
o Configuring and using different actions in the platform
o Understanding variables and data management

Session 5:

• Working with Control Room

o Role of Control Room in Automation 360
 o Configuring and deploying bots in Control Room
o User management, security, and monitoring bot performance

Session 6:

• Building Automation Flows

o Understanding process and task workflows
o Designing a basic automation flow
o Best practices for process design and optimization

Module 3: Interacting with Web Applications (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Web Automation Basics

o Introduction to web scraping and web automation
o Understanding how to interact with web applications
o Navigating and automating forms and data fields

Session 8:

• Advanced Web Automation

o Using Web Recorder for automating complex web tasks
o Handling dynamic web elements and Ajax calls
o Extracting data from web pages into structured formats

Session 9:

• Web Automation Error Handling and Debugging

o Identifying and handling errors in web automation
o Best practices for debugging web automation workflows
o Logging and troubleshooting common web automation issues

Module 4: Working with Desktop Applications (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Automating Desktop Applications

o Introduction to desktop automation and common use cases
o Working with different types of desktop applications (Windows, legacy apps)
o Configuring Automation 360 to interact with desktop elements
Session 11:

• Advanced Desktop Automation Techniques

o Automating mouse and keyboard actions
o Handling pop-ups, alerts, and system dialogs
o Advanced object recognition techniques for desktop automation

Session 12:

• Error Handling and Debugging in Desktop Automation

o Using breakpoints and logging for desktop automation processes
o Managing runtime errors and exceptions
o Optimizing desktop automation for efficiency

Module 5: Working with Data (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Data Manipulation in Automation 360

o Importing and exporting data from different sources
o Working with Excel, CSV, and databases in Automation 360
o Filtering, sorting, and transforming data

Session 14:

• Integration with Databases

o Setting up database connections in Automation 360
o Automating SQL queries and data manipulation
o Handling errors and optimizing database integrations

Session 15:

• File Handling and Data Storage

o Automating file handling (creating, reading, writing, and deleting files)
o Working with folders, subfolders, and file naming conventions
o Storing and retrieving data from external files

Module 6: Advanced Automation Techniques (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Handling Exceptions and Errors

 o Building robust error handling mechanisms in your workflows
o Using try-catch blocks and exception logging
o Managing retries and fallback options in automation flows

Session 17:

• Advanced Workflow Control

o Using loops, conditions, and decision points in automation workflows
o Controlling process flow with advanced logic
o Using wait conditions and timeouts for improved reliability

Session 18:

• Multi-System Automation
o Integrating multiple applications and systems in a single workflow
o Working with API integrations and web services
o Automating across different platforms (web, desktop, database)

Module 7: Orchestrating Automation in Control Room (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Advanced Control Room Features

o Creating, deploying, and managing multiple bots in Control Room
o Scheduling and orchestrating automation processes
o Monitoring bot performance and logs

Session 20:

• Managing Bots and Processes

o Setting up security roles and access control for bots
o Deploying bots to multiple machines and environments
o Handling concurrent processes and load balancing

Session 21:

• Reporting and Analytics

o Generating and analyzing bot performance reports
o Using Control Room analytics to optimize workflows
o Customizing and scheduling reports for automation performance

Module 8: Working with APIs and Web Services (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Introduction to APIs
o Basics of APIs and web services
o Working with RESTful and SOAP APIs in Automation 360
o Sending HTTP requests and handling responses

Session 23:

• API Integration and Automation

o Using API integrations to automate data exchange between applications
o Error handling and logging in API integrations
o Automating web service calls and processing responses

Session 24:

• Advanced API Automation

o Authenticating and securing API calls (OAuth, API keys)
o Handling dynamic API responses (JSON, XML)
o Optimizing API calls for performance

Module 9: Scaling Automation and Best Practices (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Scaling Automation for Enterprise Applications

o Designing automation solutions for large-scale deployments
o Using parallel and distributed processing in Automation 360
o Monitoring and managing large numbers of bots

Session 26:

• Automation Best Practices

o Designing scalable and reusable automation workflows
o Following coding standards and modular design principles
o Version control and code management for automation projects

Session 27:

• Optimizing Automation Performance

o Analyzing and optimizing performance bottlenecks in automation workflows
o Using automation to monitor and improve system efficiency
o Best practices for minimizing resource consumption
Module 10: Final Project and Exam Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Kickoff

o Designing a full automation project using Automation 360
o Identifying the requirements and scope of the project
o Planning and creating project timelines

Session 29:

• Project Development and Troubleshooting

o Developing the automation project with real-time debugging and optimization
o Handling errors and improving workflow reliability
o Preparing for deployment and testing

Session 30:

• Final Presentation and Review

o Presenting the capstone project
o Final review of key concepts covered in the course
o Preparation for the certification exam
Automation 360 Master Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to Automation 360 and RPA Fundamentals (Sessions 1–

3)

Session 1:

• Introduction to Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

o Overview of RPA and its benefits in business
o Understanding the role of Automation 360 in RPA
o Key components: Control Room, Automation 360 Bots, Architect

Session 2:

• Setting Up the Automation 360 Environment

o Installing Automation 360 and setting up Control Room
o Exploring the Automation 360 user interface
o Introduction to Automation 360 workspace and project structure

Session 3:

• Managing Users and Security

o Understanding roles, access control, and permissions in Control Room
o Creating and managing user groups
o Best practices for security in large-scale automation deployments

Module 2: Advanced Bot Creation and Design (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Building Complex Bots

o Introduction to bot creation in Automation 360 Architect
o Designing automation flows with advanced features
o Handling user inputs and variable management

Session 5:

• Advanced Control Structures in Automation 360

o Using conditional statements, loops, and error handling
 o Designing branching workflows and decision points
o Integrating decision-making and control logic in workflows

Session 6:

• Working with Variables and Data Types

o Advanced variable handling in Automation 360
o Working with different data types (strings, numbers, arrays, objects)
o Managing data flow and data transformation within bots

Module 3: Web and Desktop Automation (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Advanced Web Automation

o Automating dynamic web pages and handling complex web forms
o Web scraping and data extraction from websites
o Using Web Recorder for automating complex web applications

Session 8:

• Advanced Desktop Automation Techniques

o Automating desktop applications with mouse and keyboard actions
o Handling pop-ups, alerts, and dynamic windows
o Using image recognition and object-based automation

Session 9:

• Cross-Platform Automation and Hybrid Automation

o Integrating web and desktop automation in a single workflow
o Handling hybrid automation scenarios
o Practical examples of cross-platform bot development

Module 4: Error Handling, Debugging, and Logging (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Error Handling Best Practices

o Implementing advanced error handling mechanisms
o Using try-catch blocks and exception handling
o Designing bots for resilience and fault tolerance
Session 11:

• Debugging and Troubleshooting Bots

o Best practices for debugging automation workflows
o Using breakpoints and logs to diagnose issues
o Real-time error monitoring and bot performance analysis

Session 12:

• Logging and Auditing in Automation 360

o Configuring logs and audit trails for bots
o Understanding logs for tracking bot performance and troubleshooting
o Best practices for log management in enterprise environments

Module 5: Advanced Data Handling and Integration (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Working with Databases

o Integrating Automation 360 with relational databases (SQL, Oracle, MySQL)
o Automating database queries (INSERT, UPDATE, SELECT)
o Handling data from external databases efficiently

Session 14:

• Advanced Excel and CSV Automation

o Automating Excel tasks: reading, writing, and data manipulation
o Working with multiple worksheets and ranges in Excel
o Integrating CSV data handling into automation workflows

Session 15:

• API Integration and Automation

o Understanding and working with RESTful and SOAP APIs
o Integrating external systems via API calls in Automation 360
o Handling JSON and XML data formats in APIs

Module 6: Working with Cloud and Virtualized Environments (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Cloud Integration for Automation 360

 o Automating cloud applications (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
o Managing cloud-based resources and services using RPA
o Integrating cloud storage and services into workflows

Session 17:

• Virtual Machines and Virtualized Environments

o Automating tasks in virtualized environments (VMware, Hyper-V)
o Handling VM provisioning and automation
o Managing bots in virtualized settings for distributed automation

Session 18:

• Multi-Cloud Automation and Scalability

o Automating across multiple cloud environments
o Ensuring scalability and performance optimization in cloud-based automation
o Best practices for cloud-based bot management

Module 7: Orchestrating Automation and Control Room Management (Sessions

19–21)

Session 19:

• Managing Automation from Control Room

o Setting up and deploying bots across multiple machines
o Orchestrating automation tasks for larger teams
o Scheduling bots and managing workload distribution

Session 20:

• Scaling Automation in Control Room

o Best practices for scaling bots in an enterprise environment
o Optimizing bot deployment and load balancing
o Managing high-volume automation tasks efficiently

Session 21:

• Bot Performance Monitoring and Reporting

o Using Control Room analytics for performance tracking
o Generating and customizing reports for bot performance
o Optimizing bot execution time and resource utilization
Module 8: Process and Workflow Optimization (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Optimizing Bot Performance

o Techniques for improving bot execution speed
o Reducing resource consumption and improving efficiency
o Analyzing and optimizing complex workflows

Session 23:

• Optimizing Workflow Design

o Best practices for designing modular and reusable workflows
o Refactoring workflows for better maintainability and scalability
o Utilizing parallel processing for task optimization

Session 24:

• Continuous Improvement and Automation Lifecycle

o Implementing CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) for bots
o Maintaining bots and handling version control
o Iterative improvements to automation workflows

Module 9: Advanced Automation Use Cases and Industry Solutions (Sessions 25–
27)

Session 25:

• Automating Business Processes

o End-to-end automation of business processes (finance, HR, customer service)
o Case studies of successful enterprise automation projects
o Implementing RPA to solve business problems

Session 26:

• Industry-Specific Automation Solutions

o Creating industry-specific bots (banking, healthcare, retail, etc.)
o Integrating with industry-specific software and tools
o Best practices for developing bots for various sectors

Session 27:

• Intelligent Automation and Cognitive Bots

o Introduction to cognitive RPA and AI integration
 o Using AI, NLP, and machine learning in Automation 360 bots
o Automating decision-making processes with intelligent bots

Module 10: Capstone Project and Certification Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Kickoff

o Defining and planning the capstone project
o Designing a comprehensive automation solution using Automation 360
o Identifying business objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs)

Session 29:

• Project Development and Final Testing

o Implementing and testing the final project
o Ensuring best practices in workflow design and error handling
o Reviewing and refining the project for optimal performance

Session 30:

• Final Project Presentation and Review

o Presenting the final project to peers and instructors
o Review and feedback on the completed automation solution
o Preparing for the Automation 360 certification exam
UiPath Certified RPA Associate (UiRPA) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Introduction to RPA and UiPath (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Introduction to Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

o Overview of RPA: Definition, benefits, and use cases
o Key components of RPA technology
o Introduction to UiPath platform

Session 2:

• Setting Up UiPath Studio

o Installing and configuring UiPath Studio
o Exploring the UiPath Studio interface
o Creating your first UiPath project
o Introduction to different project templates

Session 3:

• Working with UiPath Studio

o Understanding the UiPath workspace and its components
o Exploring activities, variables, and arguments
o Introduction to automation workflows: Sequence and Flowchart

Module 2: Automating Processes with UiPath (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Variables and Data Types

o Working with variables: Scope, types, and best practices
o Using arrays, lists, and dictionaries
o Data manipulation techniques

Session 5:

• Selectors and UI Automation

o Introduction to selectors in UiPath
 o Using UI Automation activities to interact with applications
o Handling dynamic selectors and wildcards
o Best practices for stable automation

Session 6:

• Controlling Flow with Loops and Conditions

o Using If, Switch, and While conditions
o Implementing loops: For Each, Do While, etc.
o Error handling in control flow

Module 3: Advanced Automation Techniques (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Data Extraction and Web Automation

o Automating web browsers and scraping data
o Extracting structured data from websites (data scraping)
o Using the Web Recorder for automating browsers

Session 8:

• Excel Automation
o Automating Excel tasks: Reading, writing, and modifying data
o Working with multiple Excel sheets and ranges
o Using Excel activities for filtering and sorting

Session 9:

• Email Automation
o Automating email sending and receiving with UiPath
o Working with email activities (Outlook, Gmail, etc.)
o Processing email attachments and automating responses

Module 4: Working with Control Flow and Variables (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Handling Exceptions and Debugging

o Introduction to exception handling with Try Catch
o Debugging and logging errors
o Best practices for robust error handling
Session 11:

• Working with Advanced Variables and Arguments

o Passing arguments between workflows
o Managing global and local variables
o Best practices for variables and arguments in automation

Session 12:

• Control Flow in Automation

o Managing flow with decision-making logic
o Using Parallel, Retry Scope, and Flowchart activities
o Optimizing workflow execution with time delays

Module 5: Orchestrator and Robot Configuration (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• Introduction to UiPath Orchestrator

o Overview of UiPath Orchestrator and its role
o Setting up Orchestrator and configuring robots
o Managing robots, schedules, and processes

Session 14:

• Orchestrator Assets and Queues

o Using Orchestrator to manage assets
o Introduction to queues: Creating, managing, and using queues
o Monitoring robots and managing logs in Orchestrator

Session 15:

• Orchestrator Deployment and Monitoring

o Deploying automation to Orchestrator
o Monitoring robots in real-time
o Managing job execution and handling failures

Module 6: Data Manipulation and Advanced Activities (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Data Manipulation Techniques

 o Working with structured data: CSV, JSON, XML
o Parsing and transforming data
o Writing to files and databases

Session 17:

• Working with PDFs and Word Documents

o Automating PDF and Word document extraction
o Reading, writing, and processing PDF files
o Handling tables and text in Word documents

Session 18:

• Using Custom Activities

o Introduction to custom activities in UiPath
o Integrating third-party libraries and packages
o Using the Activity Pack to extend UiPath functionality

Module 7: Orchestrator Advanced Features (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Orchestrator Schedules and Triggers

o Scheduling tasks and processes in Orchestrator
o Using triggers to automate job execution
o Setting up time-based and event-based triggers

Session 20:

• Orchestrator Roles and Permissions

o Understanding role-based access control (RBAC)
o Creating and managing roles in Orchestrator
o Assigning permissions to users and robots

Session 21:

• Handling Transactions and Queue Management

o Managing transactional workloads using queues
o Creating and processing transactional items
o Monitoring and analyzing queue performance

Module 8: Advanced Topics and Integrations (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Integrating UiPath with APIs

o Introduction to API integrations
o Working with RESTful and SOAP APIs in UiPath
o Sending requests and handling responses

Session 23:

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning in RPA

o Using AI Fabric to integrate AI models with UiPath
o Implementing machine learning algorithms in automation
o Automating decision-making with AI capabilities

Session 24:

• Working with Cloud and Virtual Environments

o UiPath automation in virtualized and cloud environments
o Managing bots in cloud-based infrastructures
o Orchestrator setup in cloud environments

Module 9: Best Practices and Optimizing Automation (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Optimizing Robot Performance

o Analyzing and optimizing bot performance
o Best practices for efficient automation execution
o Reducing resource consumption and improving speed

Session 26:

• Building Scalable Automations

o Designing scalable automation solutions for large organizations
o Working with multiple robots and environments
o Scaling RPA processes across departments

Session 27:

• Design Patterns and Reusable Workflows

o Using design patterns for reusable automation components
o Creating modular workflows for future automation
o Standardizing automation approaches within teams
Module 10: Capstone Project and Certification Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Overview

o Introduction to the capstone project requirements
o Designing a comprehensive automation solution
o Defining project scope and deliverables

Session 29:

• Project Development and Implementation

o Working on the capstone project with real-time debugging
o Implementing best practices and optimizing the workflow
o Testing and troubleshooting automation projects

Session 30:

• Final Project Presentation and Exam Preparation

o Presenting the final capstone project
o Reviewing key concepts covered throughout the course
o Preparing for the UiPath Certified RPA Associate (UiRPA) exam
UiPath Certified Advanced RPA Developer (UiARD) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

Module 1: Advanced UiPath Development Foundations (Sessions 1–3)

Session 1:

• Introduction to Advanced RPA Concepts

o Review of RPA fundamentals
o Key differences between RPA Associate (UiRPA) and Advanced Developer
(UiARD) roles
o Introduction to complex automation scenarios and use cases

Session 2:

• Advanced UiPath Studio Features

o Advanced workflows: Sequences, Flowcharts, and State Machines
o Managing complex automation projects with multiple workflows
o Working with arguments, variables, and invoking workflows

Session 3:

• Best Practices for Project Structure

o Structuring large automation projects
o Modularization and reusable components
o Organizing projects with folders, libraries, and reusable snippets

Module 2: Complex Workflow Development (Sessions 4–6)

Session 4:

• Working with State Machines

o Understanding state machines in automation
o Designing state machines for complex decision-based workflows
o Implementing transitions and error handling within state machines

Session 5:

• Advanced Control Flow

o Using Switch, Flow Decision, and Try Catch for error handling
 o Managing advanced loops: Do While, For Each, and Parallel For
o Implementing complex conditional logic and decision-making structures

Session 6:

• Data and File Manipulation

o Advanced techniques for working with structured data (CSV, XML, JSON)
o Reading and writing from multiple file types (Excel, PDFs, Word)
o Automating complex data manipulation tasks

Module 3: Orchestrator Advanced Features (Sessions 7–9)

Session 7:

• Orchestrator Overview and Advanced Features

o In-depth exploration of UiPath Orchestrator
o Managing robots, environments, and queues in large deployments
o Advanced scheduling and job management in Orchestrator

Session 8:

• Queues, Transactions, and Transactional Processing

o Using queues for transactional workloads
o Managing queue items, data extraction, and reprocessing
o Error handling in queue-based transactions

Session 9:

• Advanced Orchestrator Security and Roles

o Configuring and managing user roles and permissions in Orchestrator
o Best practices for security in large-scale automation environments
o Monitoring and auditing robot activities and logs

Module 4: Error Handling and Debugging (Sessions 10–12)

Session 10:

• Advanced Exception Handling

o Best practices for exception handling in complex workflows
o Implementing Retry Scopes and Global Exception Handlers
o Using logs and custom error messages for troubleshooting
Session 11:

• Debugging and Troubleshooting Techniques

o Advanced debugging techniques and strategies
o Working with breakpoints, debug panels, and watches
o Handling runtime errors and optimizing execution flow

Session 12:

• Testing and Validation of Automation Solutions

o Unit testing and validation techniques for workflows
o Using the Test Framework in UiPath Studio
o Ensuring that automation solutions are stable and robust

Module 5: Advanced Integration Techniques (Sessions 13–15)

Session 13:

• API Integration and Web Services

o Calling and consuming RESTful and SOAP APIs
o Working with JSON and XML data in API responses
o Authenticating and sending requests to external services

Session 14:

• Database Integration
o Connecting UiPath to SQL, Oracle, and MySQL databases
o Executing queries and handling results within automation workflows
o Managing database connections and transactions

Session 15:

• Working with External Applications and Systems

o Automating interactions with enterprise systems (ERP, CRM)
o Using custom activities and libraries to integrate external applications
o Connecting UiPath to cloud-based systems like AWS and Azure

Module 6: UI Automation and Advanced Interactions (Sessions 16–18)

Session 16:

• Advanced UI Automation
 o Working with dynamic selectors and UI elements
o Automating complex web and desktop applications
o Handling custom controls and non-standard UI elements

Session 17:

• Image and OCR-Based Automation

o Using Image and OCR activities for automation tasks
o Setting up and configuring OCR engines (Google OCR, Tesseract, etc.)
o Best practices for image recognition in unstable UI environments

Session 18:

• Automating Citrix and Virtual Environments

o Working with Citrix, VMware, and virtual desktop environments
o Using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and screen scraping
o Best practices for automating in virtualized environments

Module 7: Advanced Data Processing (Sessions 19–21)

Session 19:

• Advanced Data Table Operations

o Manipulating and filtering data in DataTables
o Using LINQ queries for data transformation
o Working with large datasets and improving performance

Session 20:

• Text and PDF Processing

o Automating text extraction from structured and unstructured sources
o Using PDF automation activities for reading and extracting data
o Converting and manipulating PDF files

Session 21:

• Excel Automation at Scale

o Advanced Excel automation tasks: filtering, pivot tables, and charts
o Handling large Excel files and optimizing performance
o Automating tasks with multiple Excel sheets and external data sources

Module 8: Cognitive RPA and AI Integration (Sessions 22–24)

Session 22:

• Introduction to Cognitive RPA and AI Integration

o Overview of cognitive automation capabilities in UiPath
o Integrating AI, NLP, and machine learning models with UiPath bots
o Exploring UiPath AI Fabric

Session 23:

• Using AI and ML Models in RPA

o Using pre-trained AI models (OCR, NLP, image classification)
o Training custom machine learning models for automation tasks
o Implementing decision-making with AI-driven bots

Session 24:

• Natural Language Processing (NLP) in UiPath

o Integrating NLP techniques in RPA workflows
o Using UiPath's native NLP activities
o Automating text analysis, sentiment analysis, and language processing

Module 9: Scaling and Managing Automation (Sessions 25–27)

Session 25:

• Scaling RPA Solutions

o Best practices for scaling UiPath automation across departments
o Managing multiple robots and workflows at enterprise scale
o Implementing load balancing and performance optimization strategies

Session 26:

• Version Control and CI/CD in RPA

o Implementing version control with Git and GitHub for automation projects
o Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) for RPA
o Automating testing and deployment pipelines for large projects

Session 27:

• Governance, Risk, and Compliance in RPA

o Ensuring governance and compliance in automation projects
o Implementing best practices for risk management and auditing
o Adhering to industry standards and regulatory requirements
Module 10: Capstone Project and Exam Preparation (Sessions 28–30)

Session 28:

• Capstone Project Design

o Planning and designing a comprehensive automation solution
o Defining use cases and automation objectives
o Creating a detailed project roadmap and deliverables

Session 29:

• Capstone Project Implementation

o Developing and debugging the final capstone project
o Testing and refining the automation solution
o Presenting the project and documenting the solution

Session 30:

• Final Exam Preparation and Review

o Reviewing key concepts for the UiPath Certified Advanced RPA Developer
(UiARD) exam
o Practice test and exam-taking strategies
o Final project presentation and feedback
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

The CISSP course focuses on the eight domains of the (ISC)² Common Body of Knowledge
(CBK), preparing participants for the CISSP certification exam.

Module 1: Introduction to CISSP and Security Fundamentals (Sessions 1–2)

Session 1:

• Overview of CISSP Certification

o Importance of CISSP in the cybersecurity field
o Certification process, domains, and exam format
o Ethical considerations and the (ISC)² Code of Ethics

Session 2:

• Fundamentals of Security and Risk Management

o CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
o Security governance and compliance frameworks
o Risk management principles and processes

Module 2: Security and Risk Management (Sessions 3–5)

Session 3:

• Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Considerations

o Laws and regulations affecting information security
o Compliance requirements (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, etc.)
o Intellectual property and privacy protection

Session 4:

• Security Policies, Standards, and Guidelines

o Creating and implementing security policies
o Role of standards and guidelines in security management
o Importance of security awareness training

Session 5:
 • Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
o Business impact analysis (BIA)
o Developing and testing business continuity plans (BCP)
o Incident response and recovery strategies

Module 3: Asset Security (Sessions 6–7)

Session 6:

• Information Classification and Lifecycle

o Data classification models and handling guidelines
o Data retention, destruction, and ownership principles
o Protecting data at rest, in transit, and in use

Session 7:

• Asset Management
o Identifying and managing critical assets
o Data and system ownership responsibilities
o Using encryption to secure assets

Module 4: Security Architecture and Engineering (Sessions 8–10)

Session 8:

• Security Models and Principles

o Security architecture frameworks (e.g., TOGAF, SABSA)
o Trusted computing base and reference monitors
o Applying secure design principles (least privilege, defense in depth)

Session 9:

• Cryptography
o History and purpose of cryptography
o Symmetric vs. asymmetric encryption
o Hashing, digital signatures, and PKI

Session 10:

• Physical and Environmental Security

o Securing physical facilities
o Environmental controls (HVAC, power management)
 o Preventing physical security breaches

Module 5: Communication and Network Security (Sessions 11–13)

Session 11:

• Network Fundamentals and Design

o OSI and TCP/IP models
o Network topologies, protocols, and architecture
o Secure network design and segmentation

Session 12:

• Securing Network Components

o Firewalls, IDS/IPS, and VPNs
o Wireless network security
o Content filtering and access controls

Session 13:

• Network Attacks and Defenses

o Common network vulnerabilities and threats
o DDoS attacks and mitigation strategies
o Network monitoring and intrusion detection

Module 6: Identity and Access Management (IAM) (Sessions 14–16)

Session 14:

• IAM Concepts
o Identification, authentication, authorization, and accounting (IAAA)
o Single Sign-On (SSO) and Federation
o Biometric and multifactor authentication

Session 15:

• Access Control Models and Techniques

o Discretionary Access Control (DAC), Mandatory Access Control (MAC), Role-
Based Access Control (RBAC)
o Implementing and enforcing access control policies
o Remote access security considerations
Session 16:

• Identity Management Systems

o Centralized vs. decentralized identity management
o Privileged account management (PAM)
o Identity as a Service (IDaaS)

Module 7: Security Assessment and Testing (Sessions 17–19)

Session 17:

• Security Assessment Principles

o Types of security testing (vulnerability scanning, penetration testing)
o Risk and vulnerability assessments
o Reporting and prioritizing vulnerabilities

Session 18:

• Testing Strategies and Tools

o Common security testing tools and frameworks
o Conducting audits and assessments
o Security validation techniques

Session 19:

• Continuous Monitoring and Metrics

o Setting up continuous monitoring processes
o Analyzing logs and identifying anomalies
o Key performance and risk indicators

Module 8: Security Operations (Sessions 20–23)

Session 20:

• Security Operations Center (SOC)

o Role and function of a SOC
o Managing security incidents and breaches
o Threat intelligence and monitoring

Session 21:

• Incident Response and Investigation

 o Phases of incident response (preparation, detection, containment, etc.)
o Forensic investigation principles
o Evidence collection and chain of custody

Session 22:

• Malware and Threat Management

o Types of malware and attack vectors
o Malware detection and removal strategies
o Threat hunting and proactive defense

Session 23:

• Operational Resilience
o Ensuring high availability and fault tolerance
o Backup and recovery strategies
o Secure system administration practices

Module 9: Software Development Security (Sessions 24–26)

Session 24:

• Secure Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)

o Integrating security into the SDLC
o Agile, DevOps, and secure coding practices
o Threat modeling and secure design

Session 25:

• Application Security
o Identifying common software vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10)
o Static and dynamic application testing (SAST/DAST)
o Securing APIs and microservices

Session 26:

• Secure Deployment and Maintenance

o Patch management and version control
o Monitoring and maintaining application security
o Managing third-party software risks
Module 10: Exam Preparation and Capstone Project (Sessions 27–30)

Session 27:

• Review of Core CISSP Domains

o Key topics from each domain
o Addressing common knowledge gaps
o Practice questions and discussion

Session 28:

• Practice Exam 1
o Simulated CISSP exam environment
o Reviewing and analyzing results
o Addressing weaknesses and misconceptions

Session 29:

• Practice Exam 2 and Time Management Strategies

o Advanced practice questions
o Exam strategies, time management, and stress handling
o Final review of key topics

Session 30:

• Capstone Project and Wrap-Up

o Group discussion and project presentation
o Practical implementation of learned concepts
o Final Q&A and course wrap-up
Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT (CGEIT) Course Outline

Schedule: 30 sessions, 4 hours per session (120 hours)

Duration: 10 weeks (3 days/week)

This CGEIT course is aligned with ISACA’s governance framework and focuses on the key
domains essential for IT governance professionals.

Module 1: Introduction to IT Governance and CGEIT Certification (Sessions 1–

2)

Session 1:

• Overview of CGEIT Certification

o Importance of IT governance in enterprises
o Certification process, exam format, and preparation tips
o Understanding the relationship between IT governance and business goals

Session 2:

• Core Concepts of IT Governance

o IT governance frameworks (COBIT, ITIL, ISO 38500)
o Principles of good governance
o Roles and responsibilities in IT governance

Module 2: Governance of Enterprise IT (Sessions 3–5)

Session 3:

• IT Governance Frameworks and Principles

o Designing governance frameworks tailored to enterprise needs
o Alignment of IT strategies with business objectives
o Governance maturity models and benchmarking

Session 4:

• Establishing IT Governance Frameworks

o Developing and implementing governance policies
o Communicating governance goals and policies to stakeholders
o Creating a governance roadmap

Session 5:
 • IT Governance Enablers and Structures
o Using committees, roles, and responsibilities for governance
o Key enablers like people, processes, and technology
o Implementing governance structures across the enterprise

Module 3: IT Resources Management (Sessions 6–8)

Session 6:

• IT Resource Planning and Optimization

o Strategies for effective IT resource allocation
o Balancing costs, risks, and benefits in resource planning
o Case studies on successful resource optimization

Session 7:

• Managing IT Investments
o Investment appraisal techniques
o Portfolio management and value delivery
o Ensuring alignment with enterprise goals

Session 8:

• IT Outsourcing and Vendor Management

o Governance considerations for outsourcing IT services
o Vendor selection, contracts, and performance monitoring
o Managing risks in IT outsourcing relationships

Module 4: Risk Management in IT Governance (Sessions 9–11)

Session 9:

• IT Risk Management Fundamentals

o Identifying and assessing IT-related risks
o Key risk management frameworks (COSO, NIST)
o Risk appetite and tolerance in IT governance

Session 10:

• Implementing IT Risk Management Practices

o Developing and monitoring risk response strategies
o Integrating risk management into governance frameworks
 o Real-world examples of risk governance

Session 11:

• Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning

o Governance roles in business continuity planning
o Ensuring IT resilience and availability during disruptions
o Disaster recovery strategies and testing

Module 5: Benefits Realization (Sessions 12–14)

Session 12:

• Ensuring IT Value Delivery

o Defining and measuring IT value in organizations
o Strategies for maximizing value from IT initiatives
o Aligning IT projects with business objectives

Session 13:

• Performance Measurement and Monitoring

o KPIs, metrics, and performance dashboards
o Evaluating the effectiveness of IT governance processes
o Tools and techniques for monitoring IT performance

Session 14:

• Ensuring Sustainable Benefits

o Identifying long-term value opportunities
o Governance strategies for maintaining benefits over time
o Case studies on achieving sustained benefits

Module 6: Strategic Alignment (Sessions 15–17)

Session 15:

• Aligning IT Strategy with Business Goals

o The role of IT in achieving enterprise objectives
o IT strategic planning and enterprise architecture alignment
o Importance of stakeholder engagement

Session 16:
 • IT Governance in Mergers, Acquisitions, and Transformations
o IT considerations during organizational changes
o Governance challenges and opportunities in transformations
o Best practices for alignment during major changes

Session 17:

• Change Management and IT Governance

o Managing change effectively within IT governance frameworks
o Cultural and organizational aspects of change
o Tools and techniques for facilitating smooth transitions

Module 7: Performance Management (Sessions 18–20)

Session 18:

• IT Performance Management Frameworks

o Defining performance criteria for IT functions
o Evaluating and reporting IT performance against targets
o Using balanced scorecards and other tools

Session 19:

• Continuous Improvement in IT Governance

o Identifying opportunities for governance improvement
o Establishing feedback mechanisms and lessons learned
o Driving innovation within IT governance frameworks

Session 20:

• Reporting and Communication in IT Governance

o Effective communication strategies for governance reporting
o Engaging stakeholders through dashboards and reports
o Case studies on successful governance communication

Module 8: Emerging Trends and Technologies (Sessions 21–23)

Session 21:

• Impact of Emerging Technologies on IT Governance

o Governance challenges posed by AI, blockchain, IoT, and cloud computing
o Adapting governance frameworks for new technologies
 o Case studies on emerging tech governance

Session 22:

• Cybersecurity Governance
o The role of IT governance in cybersecurity risk management
o Integrating cybersecurity into enterprise governance frameworks
o Governance strategies for handling data breaches

Session 23:

• Digital Transformation and IT Governance

o Governance considerations during digital transformation initiatives
o Balancing agility and control in rapidly changing environments
o Real-world examples of governance in digital transformation

Module 9: Exam Preparation and Capstone Project (Sessions 24–30)

Session 24:

• Review of CGEIT Domains

o Key topics and concepts from all four CGEIT domains
o Practice questions and domain-specific discussions

Session 25:

• Practice Exam 1
o Simulated CGEIT exam environment
o Reviewing and analyzing results
o Addressing weaknesses and knowledge gaps

Session 26:

• Practice Exam 2 and Exam Strategies

o Advanced practice questions
o Exam strategies, time management, and stress handling
o Final review of key topics

Sessions 27–30:

• Capstone Project
o Design and implementation of an IT governance framework for a hypothetical
enterprise
o Group collaboration and role-playing scenarios
o Presentation, feedback, and final course wrap-up