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This certificate explores the design and governance of digital public infrastructure (DPI) within integrated systems environments. Participants examine data architecture, interoperability standards, digital governance frameworks, cybersecurity considerations, and institutional data-sharing protocols. The curriculum emphasizes how digital systems support infrastructure coordination, service delivery optimization, and cross-sector decision-making. Participants learn to structure interoperable digital ecosystems that enhance transparency, efficiency, and scalability across public institutions. Graduates develop the ability to design and evaluate digital public infrastructure architectures that strengthen operational coordination while maintaining governance integrity and public trust. Core Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion, participants will be able to: • Design interoperable digital architectures for public systems. • Apply data governance and integration standards. • Evaluate cybersecurity risks in digital infrastructure. • Align digital systems with institutional mandates. • Produce scalable digital public infrastructure blueprints. Schedule (8 Weeks | ~65 Hours) Week 1: Foundations of Digital Public Infrastructure Week 2: Systems Architecture & Interoperability Week 3: Data Standards & Integration Protocols Week 4: Cybersecurity & Risk Mitigation Week 5: Governance & Regulatory Alignment Week 6: Integration with Physical Infrastructure Systems Week 7: Applied DPI Lab | Week 8: Capstone Digital Architecture Blueprint. Lead Faculty: Digital systems architect with public-sector experience. Practice Fellow: Chief Information Officer or digital transformation lead.
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