Four weeks turning an existing AI system into one you can defend: evaluation harnesses, approval gates, audit trails and the evidence a regulator or auditor will actually ask for.
The entire course is the responsible engineering component. The distinction it insists on: governance produced after a system is built is documentation, and governance designed into the loop is engineering. You leave with running code, not a policy document.
No. It is an engineering course that produces the artifacts compliance needs.
Yes, or a realistic one. Governing a hypothetical teaches nothing.
We cover what it requires of your engineering. Legal interpretation belongs with your counsel.
No payment at this stage. We confirm dates, fees and fit before you commit to anything.