Build Intelligent Systems That Work Alongside People
Strayer University's Graduate Certificate in Agentic AI Systems Engineering prepares students to design, develop, deploy, and manage intelligent AI agent systems capable of supporting increasingly autonomous business processes and enterprise workflows. The curriculum examines the engineering, orchestration, integration, and evaluation of agentic AI solutions while emphasizing practical implementation and organizational value.
Designed for working professionals and flexible learning formats, the certificate explores how agentic AI is transforming organizations through intelligent automation, enterprise integration, multi agent collaboration, and adaptive decision support. Students examine system architecture, orchestration, observability, governance, and responsible implementation while developing practical approaches to building AI enabled solutions.
Core Concepts
- Design and develop agentic AI systems
- Build intelligent agent workflows and enterprise solutions
- Integrate AI agents with organizational technologies
- Evaluate agent performance, orchestration, and observability
- Apply responsible AI engineering and governance principles
Practical Competencies
- Agentic AI system design
- AI agent engineering
- Multi agent orchestration
- Enterprise systems integration
- Intelligent automation
- AI workflow design
- System observability
- AI governance awareness
- Emerging technology leadership
- Strategic problem solving
The credits earned from this certificate may be applied towards the completion of the Master of Science in Information Systems, Agentic AI Systems Engineering concentration.
This program is available in online-only format and does not currently offer access to federal financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education. This program is not available in Florida.
Students are advised to review the Graduate Degree Conferral Requirements to ensure they satisfy all of the general requirements for a graduate degree, including the minimum grade that must be earned in certain courses.
All courses are 4.5 quarter credit hours.