AI Achievement
AI Achievement from the DePauw University Tenzer Technology Center
Updated August 2026
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OVERVIEW
New Opportunity from DePauw University
DePauw University is proud to offer AI Achievement from the DePauw University Tenzer Technology Center, a program designed primarily to help students develop essential AI fluency skills. All students are encouraged to participate. Staff and faculty are also invited to participate.
Why This Matters
AI is everywhere. From healthcare and finance to education and creative industries, artificial intelligence is reshaping how work gets done. Students who understand AI fundamentals - how it works, its applications and implications - will be better prepared to thrive in the workforce. The AI Achievement helps to complement your liberal arts education and ensure you develop essential AI literacy skills that employers increasingly expect.
What You'll Accomplish
To earn the AI Achievement, you will complete at least five hours of LinkedIn Learning content selected from our curated list of AI courses and learning paths. These carefully chosen resources cover foundational AI concepts, practical applications, and emerging trends; all are designed to build one’s confidence and competency with artificial intelligence. Note that our list of eligible courses includes the opportunity to earn professional certificates from reputable companies. These certificates can be added to your LinkedIn profile and resume, which further enhances your credentials as well as your ability to maximize your time spent working on this achievement and demonstrating your AI literacy.
Access the curated eligible LinkedIn Learning courses from the Courses and Learning Paths page on this AI Resources site.
How to Earn this Achievement
Complete at least five hours of LinkedIn Learning content from the curated list on the DePauw AI Resources page.
Upon Successful Completion
Indicate on your resume that you “Earned AI Achievement from the DePauw University Tenzer Technology Center.”
Questions?
Contact Tenzer Director Boyles (michaelboyles@depauw.edu or ROW 201) for more information.