AI Certificate

Program Information

On-Campus and Hybrid

The Casper College artificial intelligence certificate program prepares students, incumbent workers, and community members to effectively navigate and leverage AI technologies across modern professional environments. Designed for individuals from any field including business, healthcare, energy, education, and public service. This stackable credential emphasizes practical application, critical evaluation, and ethical decision-making without requiring an advanced technical background. Students gain hands-on experience using industry-standard AI tools to solve real-world workplace challenges, automate workflows, and drive innovation.

Ready to get started before the program officially launches?

Casper College is now offering AIML 1000: Artificial Intelligence & Information Literacy this spring semester giving motivated students the chance to earn their first 3 credits toward the Artificial Intelligence for the Human Workplace Certificate right now.

This foundational course requires no prior technical experience. It’s the perfect first step toward building the AI skills today’s employers are looking for.

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Program Options and Timelines

Degrees and Certificates

Casper College offers a focused certificate credential designed to be completed in two semesters or stacked into existing degree pathways.

Artificial Intelligence for the Human Workplace, Certificate

Accessible, hands-on curriculum with no advanced technical or programming prerequisites.
Practical focus on prompt engineering, workflow automation, and data-informed decision-making.
Capstone-style application project addressing real-world organizational challenges.
Interdisciplinary coursework designed to complement any major or existing career path.

Cost and Financial Aid

Casper College is a national leader in “affordable excellence,” consistently ranking as one of the best values for higher education in Wyoming. We are committed to helping you understand the investment you are making in your future by providing transparent cost information and personalized support. While individual costs vary based on residency and course load, many students use a combination of federal grants, the Hathaway Scholarship, and other funding sources to help manage their educational expenses.We encourage you to use our net price calculator and contact our financial aid office for a customized estimate of your costs and aid eligibility.

Career Paths

Earning a certificate in applied artificial intelligence demonstrates to employers that you have the practical skills and ethical framework needed to implement modern technologies across diverse industries.

A certificate in this field can lead to enhanced career advancement and specialized roles such as:

Accreditation

Casper College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. This program meets the high standards of academic excellence and workforce preparation required for institutional accreditation.

Transfer Opportunities

The Artificial Intelligence for the Human Workplace certificate is a “stackable” credential. It is designed to pair seamlessly with other Casper College programs. This allows you to build a diverse professional portfolio that increases your long-term earning potential.

Program Resources

Program Outcomes

Demonstrate AI technical literacy and critical evaluation of information
Apply ethical frameworks to AI challenges
Implement AI solutions in professional contexts

Other Resources

Note: Course details are provided below prior to publication in the upcoming Casper College Academic Catalog.

Fall Semester (6 Credit Hours)

AIML 1000: Artificial Intelligence and Information Literacy (3 credits)
This foundational course equips students with the essential skills to navigate, evaluate, and responsibly use information and artificial intelligence (AI) tools in academic, professional, and personal life. In an era of rapid digital change, students will develop the critical thinking skills necessary to distinguish between credible sources and misinformation, both human- and machine-generated.
Prerequisites:
AIML 1010: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (3 credits)
This course introduces students to the rapidly evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in professional environments across various industries. Designed for working professionals or those preparing to enter the workforce, the course explores how AI tools can enhance productivity, support informed decision-making, improve communication, and drive innovation in the workplace.
Prerequisites:

Spring Semester (6 Credit Hours)

AIML 1020: Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (3 credits)
This course explores the ethical considerations and implications of using Artificial Intelligence. Students explore issues related to privacy, bias, decision-making, and the societal impact of Artificial Intelligence.
Prerequisites:
AIML 1395: Artificial Intelligence in the Professional Setting (3 credits)
This course allows students to apply their knowledge through an AI-driven project. Working individually or in teams, they will identify a real-world problem or professional scenario and develop an AI solution using AI-approved tools.
Prerequisites:Consent of instructor; recommended completion of AIML 1000, AIML 1010, and AIML 1020.

FAQ

How do I apply for this program?

Applying is easy and free! You can start your journey by filling out our online application using the button at the top of this page. There is no application fee for Casper College.

How do I get started if I have more questions?

The best first step is to “Request Information” using the button at the top of this page or schedule a campus visit. We’d love to show you our state-of-the-art facilities and introduce you to our friendly faculty.

Is financial aid available for this program?

Yes. Most credit-bearing programs are eligible for federal financial aid, grants, and our many institutional scholarships. More information about financial aid.

Can I transfer these credits to a four-year university?

Casper College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and certain programs may also offer specialty accreditation. Casper College has strong transfer agreements with the University of Wyoming and many other regional and national universities. More information about transferring to or from Casper College.

What if I’m not a "traditional" student?

You’ll fit right in. We serve a diverse community of learners of all ages, including students balancing work and family. We offer flexible scheduling and support services designed to help everyone succeed, no matter where they are in their life journey.

What is the learning environment like?

We pride ourselves on a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio and an average class size of about 12 students. This allows for the individualized service and real-world connections that define the Casper College experience.

Are there ways to get involved outside of my classes?

Absolutely! Casper College has many student clubs and organizations. Whether you want to join the Student Senate, the Esports Club, or even the T-Bird Gaming Club, there is a community here for you. More information about student clubs and activities<.

Is on-campus housing available?

Yes, we have both a residence hall and apartment options. Apartments are generally recommended for our sophomores and nontraditional students. You can even view our housing and meal rates right on the website to help with your planning. More housing information. More information about dining options.

Where exactly is the campus located?

Our beautiful campus is situated right between Casper Mountain and the North Platte River, offering a great mix of academic life and outdoor adventure. More information and campus map.

“I think AI literacy is a durable skill. Our workforce needs to have that durability in understanding and making modifications because AI is not going away. We have to use it appropriately, and think how can it make things more efficient,”

Renee Griffith, Instructor