The GitHub Actions GH-200 course is designed for professionals who want to automate software development workflows using GitHub Actions. It covers workflow creation and management, continuous integration, application deployment, GitHub Script, custom actions, GitHub Packages, runners, enterprise administration, secrets, security, and workflow optimization. Learners gain practical experience creating workflows, automating development tasks, building CI workflows, deploying applications to Azure, interacting with the GitHub API, creating custom actions, managing GitHub Actions at enterprise scale, and publishing packages securely. The course aligns with the GitHub Actions certification and the current GH-200 exam objectives.

The GitHub Foundations GH-900 course introduces the fundamental concepts, features, and products of GitHub. It is designed for learners who want to understand GitHub as a collaborative development platform and build a strong foundation in Git, repositories, collaboration, project management, security, and modern development practices. The course covers GitHub repositories, commits, branches, pull requests, issues, discussions, notifications, GitHub Copilot, GitHub Codespaces, GitHub Projects, Markdown, open-source contribution, InnerSource, repository security, GitHub administration, authentication, and GitHub history and search. Hands-on exercises provide practical experience with core GitHub workflows and collaboration features.

The Azure Virtual Desktop Specialty AZ-140 course, officially titled Configure and Operate Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop, is designed for Azure administrators responsible for planning, deploying, managing, and maintaining Azure Virtual Desktop environments and remote applications. The course covers Azure Virtual Desktop architecture, networking, storage, host pools, session hosts, session host images, identity and security, FSLogix, user experience, application delivery, monitoring, performance optimization, backups, and disaster recovery. Learners also gain hands-on experience deploying and managing virtual desktop environments and optimizing them for multi-session use.

The GitHub Copilot GH-300 course is designed to help developers and technology professionals use GitHub Copilot to improve software development productivity, code quality, and security. The course covers responsible AI, GitHub Copilot features across development environments, prompt engineering, context crafting, data and architecture, developer productivity, privacy, content exclusions, and safeguards. Learners explore GitHub Copilot across IDEs, GitHub.com, the command line, Agent Mode, Cloud Agent, Copilot Spaces, MCP, code reviews, and programming workflows. The course also provides practical experience with GitHub Copilot using JavaScript and Python. The training aligns with the GitHub Copilot certification and the current GH-300 exam objectives.

The GitHub Administration GH-100 course is designed for IT professionals who need to administer and manage GitHub Enterprise environments. The training covers GitHub identities and access, enterprise administration, security and compliance, GitHub Actions, enterprise governance, monitoring, and usage optimization. Learners gain practical knowledge of managing GitHub Enterprise Cloud and GitHub Enterprise Server environments, configuring authentication and permissions, applying security policies, managing GitHub Actions and runners, working with GitHub Advanced Security features, and monitoring enterprise usage. The course is aligned with the current GitHub Administration certification and GH-100 exam objectives.

The Azure Cosmos DB Developer Specialty DP-420 course, officially titled Design and implement cloud-native applications with Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, is designed for developers who build cloud-native applications using Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL. The course covers Azure Cosmos DB resource configuration, SDK development, queries, indexing, data modeling, partitioning, replication, performance optimization, monitoring, security, DevOps practices, and server-side programming. Learners also work with Azure services such as Azure Functions and Azure AI Search to integrate Cosmos DB into modern cloud applications.

The Azure for SAP Workloads Specialty AZ-120 course, officially titled Planning and Deploying SAP on Azure, is designed for IT professionals working with SAP solutions who need to plan, deploy, migrate, and operate SAP workloads on Microsoft Azure. The course covers Azure infrastructure services used for SAP, including virtual machines, networking, storage, identity, governance, high availability, disaster recovery, migration, monitoring, and operational management. Learners work through concepts, scenarios, procedures, and hands-on labs to understand how SAP solutions can be designed and managed for performance, scalability, reliability, and business continuity on Azure.

Multi-Agent AI Solutions Expert Certification (Beta) AI-500 is an advanced Microsoft learning program focused on designing, developing, evaluating, securing, and operating production-ready multi-agent AI solutions using Microsoft Foundry and Azure. The course covers multi-agent architecture, orchestration, agent communication, tool ecosystems, memory, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), Model Context Protocol (MCP), Agent2Agent (A2A) communication, evaluation, observability, optimization, security, governance, deployment, and human-in-the-loop workflows. The program is intended for experienced AI practitioners who can translate complex requirements into scalable, production-ready multi-agent solutions and who work with developers, machine learning engineers, platform engineers, data scientists, and business stakeholders.

Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate Certification AI-200 is a Microsoft course designed for developers who build backend and AI-driven applications on Azure. The course focuses on creating, monitoring, and troubleshooting AI solutions using Azure compute and containerization technologies, serverless applications, event-driven architectures, and Azure data services designed for AI workloads. Learners work with Azure Container Registry, Azure Container Apps, Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL with pgvector, Azure Managed Redis, Azure Service Bus, Azure Event Grid, Azure Functions, Azure Key Vault, Azure App Configuration, and Azure monitoring capabilities.

Explore Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat MS-4023 is a beginner-level course designed to help business users get started with Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat and use its AI-powered capabilities to improve everyday productivity. The course covers accessing and navigating Copilot Chat, writing effective prompts, working with Copilot Chat features, collaborating securely, and using Copilot Chat Notebooks. Learners also explore how Copilot Chat can support everyday business tasks and streamline workflows.