AI Learning

Based on the top skills demanded by AI employers today, we have collated a list of free resources and short courses that enable you to add new skills and take the next step in your career.

DATA SCIENCE

SAS Data Literacy Essentials

Access the course to connect your skills to strategies for engaging

Python for Data Science

This introduction to Python will kickstart your learning of Python for data sciences, as well as programming in general.

Introduction to Machine Learning with sound

Get hands-on experience with building machine learning models that can predict which animal is making a specific sound.

Introduction to Open Source

This course introduces you to open source. You'll learn the key concepts, tools, and processes of open source projects.

Data Science 101

Learn the truth about what Data Science is. Hear from real practitioners telling stories about what it means to work in data science.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Programming Languages

With a number of programming languages available, this popular

Docker Essentials

In this IBM course, you'll follow a series of hands-on labs that demonstrate how to use containers for your applications.

Software Development Process

Provided by Udacity, this course teaches you how to select and implement the ideal software process for your dev project.

Databases

Learn all about the different aspects of databases through Stanford’s discussion forums, video quizzes and interactive exercises.

WEB DEVELOPMENT

Level Up Tutorials

This YouTube channel has over 800+ free and easy to follow videos, to help you become a better web

Learn Code Academy

For those on the go, watch these popular and easy to digest videos. Topics range from CSS to deployment strategies.

Responsive Web Design

Earn a certification in responsive web design, thanks to FreeCodeCamp.org. All their courses are 100% free.

HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Practice the beginning steps of web development by creating a simple web project in Visual Studio Code that contains a web page, a CSS file, and a JavaScript file. Learn how to use developer tools in your browser to check your work.