As a trailblazer in the artificial intelligence landscape, WCTC is committed to shaping the future by embracing emerging technologies and taking proactive steps to train Wisconsin's workforce. With new AI technologies rapidly becoming more prevalent in our everyday lives, we're proud to offer a comprehensive suite of educational opportunities in artificial intelligence, all designed by industry experts to get our students future-ready.
No doubt you've heard a lot about AI lately. But how do you make it actually work for you? Our Corporate Training Center is offering a suite of workshops designed to equip you with actionable steps to implement AI tools in your personal and professional life.
Designed for AI practitioners, project managers and business professionals, learn to identify waste, streamline workflows and foster continuous improvement in AI projects.
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Explore practical applications to leverage AI for workplace productivity. Learn to apply AI tools to everyday work scenarios and seamlessly integrate AI into your workflows.
Explore key AI concepts, practical applications, future trends, personal upward mobility strategies and practical ideas to integrate AI into your own work.
Develop the data and programming skills necessary to acquire, analyze and prepare data for use in machine learning algorithms in this first-of-its-kind comprehensive associate degree program.
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Go beyond foundational skills in this 23-credit certificate. Dive into machine learning algorithms, image recognition/computer vision and natural language processing.
Build a solid foundation for a career in the rapidly growing field of AI in this 17-credit certificate. Learn important data skills, including how to extract, analyze and prepare data for AI algorithms.
The WCTC Applied AI Lab is more than just a classroom, it's a strategic investment in the future of Waukesha County and the surrounding region. By fostering innovation and talent development, the lab will drive economic growth and strengthen our community. Let's work together to build a thriving region powered by innovation.
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gALPHA is a free, four-week workshop that empowers entrepreneurs and technologists to create high-growth startups by leveraging AI tools and concepts. Whether you're new to AI or already familiar, gALPHA provides hands-on mentorship and coaching to help you push the boundaries of AI as you turn your ideas into viable businesses. gALPHA is open to anyone in the Greater Waukesha area, regardless of enrollment at WCTC.
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Milwaukee Business Journal -- A large Milwaukee-area manufacturer is investing into the future workforce with a sizable donation to Waukesha County Technical College. The Harry V. Quadracci family’s Windhover Foundation has donated $1 million as part of WCTC’s $6 million fundraising campaign for the second phase of its Applied AI Lab, the school announced.
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The WCTC Foundation, along with Waukesha County Technical College, is embarking on a $6 million fundraising campaign to support the much-anticipated WCTC Applied AI Lab: Wisconsin Center for AI Development and Implementation, set to open on campus in early fall.
Waukesha County Technical College is pleased to announce the addition of Dan Lindberg as the director of the College’s new WCTC Applied AI Lab. Lindberg will serve as the first director of the Applied AI Lab, which will be...
In an effort to strengthen the workforce and economy, and continue to position itself as a leader in artificial intelligence (AI), Waukesha County Technical College is excited to announce the creation of an AI innovation center – the WCTC Applied AI Lab: Wisconsin Center for AI Development and Implementation – slated to open later this year.
Waukesha County Technical College is proud to be the first college in the Wisconsin Technical College System to offer a state-approved degree program in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
"We are pushing the envelope on artificial intelligence and we intend to lead indefinitely. WCTC is setting the pace for AI learning for business and industry in Southeastern Wisconsin."
WCTC President Rich Barnhouse, Ph.D.