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The College of Information Science and Technology offers an impactful array of traditional ( ) and online ( ) graduate certificate programs to assist professionals in gaining a wide set of additional skills in the field of computing and information technology.

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Graduate Certificate Programs

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Artificial Intelligence

Explore how intelligent systems are built and applied. This certificate introduces core AI concepts through hands‑on work with machine learning, autonomous systems, computer vision, and decision‑making technologies.

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Business Analysis and Systems Design

Strengthen your ability to analyze, design, and improve information systems. Students gain technical and managerial skills needed for roles such as systems analyst, business analyst, or software developer, while also preparing for professional certifications and graduate study.

 

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Communication Networks

Build a strong foundation in modern networking. Designed for working professionals, this program covers essential network concepts through advanced topics like wireless systems and mobile communication. Students develop the skills needed to design, manage, and troubleshoot today’s interconnected infrastructures.

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Computer Science Education

Created for educators, this certificate strengthens your ability to teach computational thinking, computer science, and IT. Nebraska teachers also meet requirements for the IT supplemental endorsement. No prior CS background is required, making it an accessible pathway to expanding classroom expertise.

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Cybersecurity

Strengthen your ability to protect digital systems and manage information risk. This graduate‑level program covers essential security principles and prepares professionals to secure modern infrastructures. It also serves as a stepping‑stone into the MS in Cybersecurity for those seeking advanced study.

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Data Analytics

Learn to turn data into insight. This certificate introduces statistical analysis, data mining, modeling, and visualization techniques used across industries. Students gain practical skills to analyze trends, support decisions, and solve problems in business, science, and social systems.

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Data Management

Develop expertise in managing data throughout its lifecycle. Students learn database design, administration, data integration, engineering, and governance while working with relational, NoSQL, and big‑data systems. The program prepares professionals to support reliable, scalable data environments.

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Information Security Management

Enhance your ability to secure and manage organizational information. This certificate provides technical and managerial training in planning, deploying, and overseeing security technologies. It also supports career growth, professional certification preparation, and progress toward a graduate degree.

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Machine Learning

Prepare for high‑demand roles in data science and intelligent systems. Students gain hands‑on experience with machine learning algorithms, deep learning, computer vision, and advanced modeling techniques used across industries such as healthcare, agriculture, and security.

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Project Management

The graduate certificate in project management is designed for professionals seeking advanced, practice-oriented preparation in the analysis, design, and management of information systems and technology-enabled projects. The program integrates technical systems analysis with modern project management and organizational leadership practices to prepare graduates for effective participation and leadership in complex, interdisciplinary project environments.

 

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Software Engineering

Build the skills to design, develop, and maintain complex software systems. This certificate emphasizes modern engineering practices, tools, and processes that prepare students for advancement in software development and technical leadership roles.

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Systems and Architecture

Understand how computer systems are built from the ground up. Students choose a hardware or software track to develop skills in system design, optimization, programming, and administration. The program prepares graduates to work with complex computing environments at the architectural level.

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