AI will shape how organizations analyze information, produce work, and make decisions. Mission AI Academy teaches leaders and teams how to use these tools, evaluate their limits, and take responsibility for the results.
Meet Mission AI Academy · 20-second animated introductionVideo summary
A team frames an AI task, reviews its output against a source, and makes an informed decision. Mission AI Academy combines practical exercises, leadership applications, and visible learning progress. Explore a sample lesson.
PROGRAM SCOPE
05modules
15practical lessons
25knowledge questions
Certificates require completed exercises and passing scores
BUILT FOR THE WORK AHEAD
AI capability starts with informed people.
Access to an AI tool is only a starting point. Teams need to understand what it can do, where it can fail, and how to check its output before acting on it.
This course is designed to build that foundation. Learners study core AI concepts, practice writing prompts, examine generated content, work through data-analysis tasks, and plan workflows with clear review responsibilities.
DoD and federal examples address data handling, responsible use, and the need to work within organizational policy. Exercises use fictional information.
Self-paced lessons
Read the lesson, complete the exercise, and return to saved work on your schedule.
Assessed learning
Complete each lesson exercise and score at least 80% on each module assessment.
Administrator reporting
Manage enrollment, review individual and cohort progress, and export monthly PDF or Excel reports.
THE CURRICULUM
A structured curriculum, from fundamentals to application.
01
AI literacy & foundations
Understand what AI does, where it fails, and when a simpler tool is better.
From rules to learning systems · Neural networks, data & error · AI history, emerging tools & adoption
02
Generative AI & language models
Evaluate generated text, images, and data without confusing fluency with truth.
What a language model is doing · Text, image & synthetic-data models · An evidence-first review routine
03
Prompt engineering for leadership
Build repeatable prompts for administrative work and decision support.
Build a clear task contract · Administrative tasks with human review · Decision support without decision delegation
04
Workflow automation & data analysis
Clean records, calculate reliable metrics, and design reversible automation.
Map the workflow before automating · Clean and manage database information · Quantitative and qualitative analysis
05
DoD & federal AI applications
Apply responsible-AI principles to unclassified administrative and cyber-support scenarios.
Data boundaries and authorized tools · Responsible AI in a leadership workflow · A safe mission-support pilot
APPLIED LEARNING
Practice before assessment.
Each module combines instruction, written exercises, and a scored assessment. Progress is saved to the learner’s account.
HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS
Instruction. Practice. Assessment. A record of progress.
01 / LEARN
Understand the concepts.
Work through 15 text-based lessons across five modules. Each lesson explains a concept and connects it to a practical task.
02 / APPLY
Complete the exercise.
Write prompts, review outputs, analyze examples, and document decisions. Save your response and return to it as needed.
03 / DEMONSTRATE
Check your understanding.
Complete the exercises and pass each module assessment with at least 80%. Certificates record course completion.
04 / MANAGE
Track team participation.
Administrators manage access, review individual and cohort progress, and download monthly reports for their records.
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
A clear scope for every team.
Choose the learner capacity you need. Every standard subscription includes the complete five-module program, assessments, certificates, and administrator reports.
SMALL BUSINESS
Team foundations
10 or 25 learners
Establish a shared understanding of AI across a small team. Build practical habits for prompts, source verification, and data handling.
Annual subscriptions are quoted in writing. Custom content, facilitated sessions, managed reporting, and additional deployment work are separate services when agreed. The current platform supports one organization and up to 100 active learners per deployment.
TEAM SUBSCRIPTION
Know exactly what is included.
Your annual subscription includes the standard curriculum, saved progress, assessments, completion certificates, and self-service report exports for your agreed learner count. Up to five separate administrator accounts are included.
Your written quote specifies price, access requirements, subscription dates, support coverage, and service terms.
Sign in with your academy email and password after administrator-issued activation.
Exercises use fictional data. Do not upload sensitive or restricted information.
Reports can be exported; delivery by email is handled by the service operator.
Government-network access and procurement eligibility require validation. No government authorization or endorsement is claimed.
Sample exercise: verify the source.
The source notice schedules an optional workshop for Tuesday. The AI-generated summary calls it mandatory and moves it to Wednesday. Identify both errors, correct the summary, and cite the source.
Exercises ask learners to check facts, explain decisions, and identify where human review is required.
TVT SOFTWARE CONSULTING
Software and training with a defined purpose.
Mission AI Academy is developed and offered by TVT Software Consulting, a San Francisco-based business led by Thien-Nga T Vo. The product brings curriculum, learner records, assessments, and administrator reporting into one web-based service.
Our approach is practical: explain the technology, give learners specific work to complete, and make progress visible to the organization.
Training aligned with your organization.
AI training tailored to the goals, workflows, and operating requirements of small businesses, enterprises, and government organizations.
Role-specific examples, exercises, and learning priorities can be scoped in your quote. The standard curriculum remains available as a complete subscription.
Start with your learner count, training objectives, and access requirements. Your written proposal will define the subscription scope, delivery schedule, support responsibilities, and price.
The standard offering combines the course library with enrollment controls and reporting. Any additional services or deployment requirements must be agreed in the quote.
We can scope role-specific examples, written exercises, and learning priorities around your objectives. Custom content, review rounds, and delivery dates are agreed in writing. Tailoring is a service; the standard curriculum is available without modification.
How are learners assessed?
Each module includes three written exercises and a five-question assessment. Learners must complete the exercises and score at least 80% to earn a module certificate. Written exercises record participation; they are not instructor-graded. Certificates record completion, not professional accreditation.
Does the course include live AI tools or instructor-led sessions?
The standard course uses text lessons and fictional-data exercises. It does not include a live AI model, paid AI-tool licenses, or instructor-led sessions. Any facilitated sessions are separately scoped and confirmed in the quote.
What access and integration options are available?
The service uses independent email-and-password sign-in with administrator-controlled enrollment. Enterprise SSO, LMS integrations, and government-network compatibility are not included or represented as validated. Access requirements must be reviewed before purchase.
How are pricing and support agreed?
Your quote specifies learner capacity, subscription dates, included services, support coverage, and price. Additional content, managed report delivery, and custom deployment are itemized when requested. Quote requests do not create an order or collect payment.