Video course · 15 chapters · 130 min · certificate
CPMAI Masterclass: Six Phases & ECO Domains Explained
Prepare for CPMAI: why AI projects need their own methodology, the seven patterns of AI, the trustworthy AI framework, and each of the six phases from business understanding to operationalization.
What you'll learn
- Explain why AI projects need the CPMAI methodology
- Identify the seven patterns of AI
- Apply the trustworthy AI framework
- Run business understanding with feasibility gates
- Handle data understanding and preparation
- Develop, evaluate and operationalize models
Chapters
15 chapters · 130:28-
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01Intro Members
CPMAI certification overview
What the CPMAI certification is and who it's for.
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4:54
02Why Members
Why CPMAI exists
Conventional project methods fall short for AI; CPMAI adds a data-centric layer.
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4:50
03Delivery Members
Different from conventional projects
CPMAI layers over agile, predictive or hybrid delivery.
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2:54
04Exam Members
Exam focus areas
Three study areas: the six phases, the seven patterns of AI and the trustworthy AI framework.
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5:56
05Patterns Members
Seven patterns of AI
The seven patterns, such as hyper-personalization, used to classify AI projects.
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3:15
06Trust Members
Trustworthy AI principles
Explaining data sources and decisions to stakeholders and governing bodies.
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4:14
07Trust Members
The trustworthy AI framework
The five components of trustworthy AI, starting with ethical AI, mapped across all six phases.
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12:41
08Phase 1 Members
Phase 1: problem definition
Business understanding starts with defining the problem and checking whether AI is the right tool.
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12:00
09Phase 1 Members
Phase 1: feasibility and gates
Deterministic versus probabilistic systems, feasibility, and gates to pause or kill projects.
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8:56
10Phase 2 Members
Phase 2: data understanding
Identifying and validating data, including big data characteristics and regulations.
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7:09
11Phase 2 Members
Phase 2: data quality and exit
Six data quality dimensions and the exit criteria before moving on.
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17:19
12Phase 3 Members
Phase 3: data preparation
Turning raw data into structured, usable formats for modelling.
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12:55
13Phase 4 Members
Phase 4: model development
Building models once data preparation checkpoints are cleared.
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8:37
14Phase 5 Members
Phase 5: model evaluation
Validating performance, reliability and business alignment before deployment.
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20:19
15Phase 6 Members
Phase 6: operationalization
Moving the model into production with monitoring and human oversight.
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