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Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™

Vendor-neutral certification validating applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making and ethical considerations across emerging technologies.

Licensing authority: CertNexus · Application information

Initial by examination
Candidate Agreement
Agreement is accepted on registration and must be accepted at exam launch.
Certification Requirements
Pass CET-110 and comply with the CertNexus Candidate Agreement; the associated exam is the single identified examination dependency.
Date Applicability
Current official program page and delivery catalog explicitly offer CET-110 and the owner currently links blueprint v1.5. Precise route/claim/credential and examination effective-date boundaries are unpublished and remain null; document issue/modification dates are not substituted.
Eligibility
No formal registration prerequisites; no application fee, supporting documentation or other eligibility verification measures for the CEET exam. Recommended knowledge and preparation are not mandatory training prerequisites. Exam purchase is separate from application eligibility.
Identification
Registration confirmation and government-issued ID are generally required; detailed acceptable identification depends on the exam delivery location.
Population
Individuals seeking initial CEET certification in the United States.
Scheduling
Obtain an exam voucher or purchase through Pearson VUE, create or log into a Pearson VUE account, select the examination and schedule/pay. Advance or same-day appointments are subject to availability. In-person test-center and Pearson OnVUE delivery are available.

Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Proctored multiple-choice and multiple-response examination at Pearson VUE test centers or via Pearson OnVUE online proctoring.
Exam questions
Total questions: 80.
Time limit
120 minutes, including 10 minutes for the Candidate Agreement and exam instructions.
Passing score
62%
Examination outline
  • Fundamental Concepts for Data-Driven Technology Ethics (17%)
    • Identify and describe common terminology or concepts important to data-driven technology ethics
    • Identify and describe common ethical theories
    • Identify when it is appropriate to conduct an ethical risk review
  • Ethical Frameworks (23%)
    • Identify common ethical principles cited by major ethical frameworks
    • Given an ethically challenging dilemma, identify and select an ethical framework to understand the issue
    • Follow applicable regulations, standards, and best practices
    • Identify ethical challenges that may conflict or require compromise with regulatory and/or business constraints or demands
  • Risk Identification and Mitigation (30%)
    • Identify and mitigate privacy risks
    • Identify and mitigate accountability risks
    • Identify and mitigate transparency and explainability risks
    • Identify and mitigate fairness and non-discrimination (bias) risks
    • Identify and mitigate safety and security risks
  • Communication (12%)
    • Effectively communicate with key stakeholders and/or team members (internal communication)
    • Effectively communicate about the ethical practices of the organization to outside parties (external communication)
  • Organizational Policy and Governance (18%)
    • Identify the elements that can help foster an ethical organizational culture
    • Identify and describe the ethical considerations that shape policies regarding the development, use, and governance of technology
    • Follow recommended guidelines for developing a code of ethics
    • Follow recommended guidelines for developing an ethical organizational policy
    • Evaluate the effectiveness of internal and external ethical policies
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