eLearning: ISTQB CT-AI
Prepare for the ISTQB CT-AI v2.0 exam and build the skills to test AI systems at work. Learn at your own pace through practical labs, a realistic case study and sample exams with explanations.
CT-AI training · Self-paced
Prepare for the ISTQB CT-AI v2.0 exam and learn how to evaluate AI systems in practice. Find problems in data, measure model performance and test how an AI system behaves before and after release.
Study at your own pace with 65 video lessons across all 7 syllabus chapters, plus lesson checks and chapter flashcards.
Follow all seven CT-AI syllabus chapters through five connected stages. Build your understanding step by step as the fictional lender develops, tests and releases its AI system.
Start Here: Check your starting point, get ready for the labs and choose your study pace.
What you will practiseDistinguish AI from conventional software, identify quality risks and define measurable acceptance criteria.
What you will practisePrepare data, train and compare classifiers, calculate performance metrics and explore a neural network.
What you will practiseExplore the test oracle problem, plan red teaming and test how a language model responds around input boundaries.
What you will practiseCheck data constraints and labels, investigate bias and drift, and derive tests using metamorphic relations.
What you will practiseWork through model conversion, API checks, rollback, canary and shadow testing in the lending case.
Study the v2.0 syllabus, review chapter flashcards and revisit lesson checks. Practise with worked examples and build up to applying the techniques yourself.
Evaluate model results, test data quality, investigate AI risks and explain what the evidence means for a release decision.
Follow the example → Try the task → Compare with a worked solution.
The same lending case connects the concepts, demonstrations and practice throughout the course.
Start Here, revision resources and course completion accompany the seven syllabus chapters. Course completion and ISTQB certification are separate; certification requires passing the exam.