Map your curriculum
Compare existing courses and competencies with the operating roles a regional employer or research campus needs.
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Build from the faculty, courses, labs and regional relationships your institution already has. Connect electrical, mechanical, IT and applied AI education to the operating systems of a data center.

Start with the need
Compare existing courses and competencies with the operating roles a regional employer or research campus needs.
Assess labs, equipment, instructional capacity and suitable opportunities for supervised work.
Establish entry requirements, opportunities for experienced workers and the institution's process for program approval.
The first engagement
Define the work, the partners and the resources before setting a delivery commitment. Scope, timing and fees are agreed for the engagement.
Partner responsibilities
Curriculum framework and support for adaptation to the agreed systems, roles and learning design.
Academic fit, faculty, admissions, learner support, program approvals, academic credit and awards.
Role validation and any agreed placements, equipment access, supervision and practical assessment arrangements.
The catalog describes nine proposed certificate programs and four associate-degree pathways. Adoption, academic credit and degree delivery depend on the responsible institution. External certifications follow the issuing body's requirements.
Evidence & improvement
Track entry, persistence, completion, practical skills and progression into further study or relevant work. Use learner and employer feedback to improve the program.
Follow the delivery stages →The curriculum is published. Delivery, locations and start dates are developed with each program's partners.
Plan an education program →