AFCEA Offers Training Resources in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Cloud Technology

With the increased focus on advancing the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and cloud computing for global security missions and to grow businesses, look to AFCEA International to help meet your continuing education and certification needs, and much more.

On the educational front, AFCEA’s trio of Preferred Providers—American Public University System, SANS Institute and Western Governors University—offers flexible, tailorable and relevant professional development options in critical disciplines, including AI, ML and cloud. AFCEA also connects you to on-demand professional development courses, with many preapproved for PMI PDUs, IACET CEUs and HRCI CEUs.

AFCEA and its chapters provide events, instructor-led courses and webinars that may provide approved continuing education for certifications that require maintenance. Listings for event sessions and webinars are labeled with continuing education approvals for the following:

CompTIA reviews for A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, CASP+, and Data+
GIAC reviews for its family of certifications
CertNexus reviews for CyberSec First Responder

AFCEA and its chapters provide events, instructor-led courses and webinars that may provide approved continuing education for certifications that require maintenance. Listings for event sessions and webinars are labeled with continuing education approvals for the following:

CompTIA reviews for A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, CASP+, and Data+
GIAC reviews for its family of certifications
CertNexus reviews for CyberSec First Responder

Additionally, AFCEA’s Professional Development Center instructor-led courses keep students on the cutting edge of essential skill sets. Instructors also can bring courses to customer sites—saving on the extra time and expense often associated with travel. The cost per student is affordable, and the ability to train locally adds to convenience and productivity.

Course topics include:

Military Satellite Communications in a Net-Centric World. Describes the fundamental aspects of satellite communication systems engineering, emphasizing the description of current and projected satellite networks in a net-centric and transitional communications environment.
Principles of Communications and Networks. Provides an overview of the key principles of communications and networking theory, using operational military communications systems to illustrate these principles.
U.S. Intelligence. Designed to include laws that govern U.S. intelligence and the structure of the budget with main components, National Intelligence Program and Military Intelligence Program.
Automated High-Frequency Radio. Designed to help military officers, government personnel and industry managers understand the opportunities and challenges presented by HF radio communications and the ability of the new generations of HF radio technology to overcome the difficulties and provide reliable, economical, long-range communications.