AI Literacy · 6 units
Certificate of Accomplishment · In developmentTwo courses. The first place you can stop and have something real to show. Expected to be offered no later than Spring 2027.
Every course is 3 units, has no prerequisites, and uses no-code and low-code tools. The courses stack: the same six classes build toward each credential, and all of them count toward the degree.
This program is built for people who need to use AI well at work, not for people who want to become programmers. Every course uses no-code and low-code tools, so the work is design, judgment, and ethics rather than syntax. None of the six courses has a prerequisite. The recommended order is AI 40 first, but you can enroll in any course that fits your schedule.
Status labels are the current curriculum status. Only the 18-unit certificate and the degree are eligible for federal financial aid.
Two courses. The first place you can stop and have something real to show. Expected to be offered no later than Spring 2027.
Four courses, transcripted. Currently moving through curriculum review.
All six AI courses. The financial-aid eligible tier.
This certificate is eligible for federal financial aid (Title IV).
The six AI courses plus supporting coursework and general education.
The degree is eligible for federal financial aid (Title IV).
AI 40 → AI 45 → AI 60 / AI 65 → AI 70 → AI 80. AI 60 and AI 65 can be taken in either order. AI 80 is the capstone and comes last.
Transfer: where a course transfers, it is CSU transferable. Ask a counselor about your specific plan, or read the counselor page.