Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science Executive Education announced a multi-year and multi-program partnership with TalentSprint to launch a 6-month high-impact ‘Advanced Certificate Program’ in DevOps.
The course is designed and developed by the expert faculty of CMU-SCS and will be taught by global leaders in DevOps such as Professor Len Bass, research scientists Joseph Yankel and Hasan Yassar. Upon successfully completing the course, the participants will be presented with a globally recognized certificate from CMU. The program will be delivered on TalentSprint’s digital platform–ipearl.ai.
The DevOps market is being catalysed by the need for fast application delivery and increasing demand for high-quality DevOps solutions and services among enterprises. This potentially translates into a great demand for professionals looking to make a career in this field. Such market dynamics positions CMU’s well-researched Advanced Certificate Program in DevOps as significant value addition in the development and upskilling journey of the aspirants.
“Our first program with CMU aims at creating world-class DevOps specialists. It focuses on building expert minds with a holistic approach to streamlining software development and delivery. The professionals who do this program will truly be a class apart as DevOps experts,” said Santanu Paul, MD and CEO of TalentSprint.
Commenting on the launch, Ram Konduru, Director of Executive Education at the School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, said, “We were exploring international footprint to offer executive education, and we identified India, Middle East and Southeast Asian markets that have a growing demand for tech professionals because of huge talent deficit.,” Ram Konduru, Director of Executive Education at the School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.
Applications for this program are open. To know more, applicants can visit the program page cmu.talentsprint.com/devops
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