(Do NOT add good first issue — this is a full from-scratch mapping: extracting knowledge
items from an exam guide and rating ~93-94 chapters against each one is substantial,
open-ended work, not a small bounded task.)
Certification
Google Generative AI Leader (undocumented, PDF only, no mapping yet).
cert_mapping/google_genAI_leader.pdf (215,301 bytes) is already present in the repo.
Its embedded PDF metadata/title fields confirm it is Google's own exam guide —
/Title (generative_ai_leader_exam_guide_english.pdf) and /Title (Generative AI Leader)
— a real, distinct Google certification, separate from the already-mapped Google Cloud
Professional Machine Learning Engineer (PMLE), which has its own complete mapping
(cert_mapping/google_PMLE.csv + .md).
cert_mapping/README.md's overview currently names exactly 5 certifications:
- AWS AIP-C01 (AWS Certified: AI Practitioner)
- Databricks Generative AI Engineer Associate
- Google Cloud Professional Machine Learning Engineer (PMLE)
- Microsoft AI-102 (Azure AI Engineer Associate)
(plus NVIDIA NCP-AAI, named in the paragraph above that list). A full read of README.md
confirms it never mentions "Generative AI Leader," "genAI leader," or
google_genAI_leader anywhere. There is no google_genAI_leader.csv or
google_genAI_leader.md anywhere in cert_mapping/.
This is the natural first pick for anyone starting cert-mapping work, because the
hardest step — sourcing and rights-clearing the official exam guide — is already done.
Every other undocumented-certification idea in this repo would require a contributor to
go find and clear a PDF first; this one doesn't.
Official exam guide
The H/M/L/N rubric (quoted verbatim from cert_mapping/README.md)
Each certification mapping file (.csv) indicates how chapter content aligns with
specific certification knowledge items using a four-level relevance scale:
| Level |
Meaning |
| H (Highly Relevant) |
Mastering this chapter content directly prepares you for questions requiring this knowledge item. The chapter provides comprehensive coverage of the concept. |
| M (Moderate) |
The chapter provides supplementary content. Combined with other chapters, it contributes meaningfully to mastery of this knowledge item. |
| L (Low) |
The chapter contains tangential or minimal relevant content for this knowledge item. |
| N (Not Relevant) |
The chapter does not address this knowledge item. |
Definition of done
Estimated effort
Large (~8+ hours). This is a from-scratch mapping of an entire exam guide against
the full chapter set — comparable in scope to how the 5 existing CSVs were originally
built, not an edit or refresh of an existing one.
Required skills
Ability to read an official certification exam guide and extract discrete, well-scoped
knowledge items/domains from it (rather than skimming for keywords); careful,
consistent spreadsheet/CSV work across ~93-94 rows; enough familiarity with this book's
content (or willingness to skim chapter summaries in Study_Plan.md) to rate relevance
honestly rather than defaulting everything to "M."
Exemplar to follow
cert_mapping/README.md — documents the rubric (quoted above) and the file conventions
this mapping should follow. Use cert_mapping/google_PMLE.csv / .md as the closest
existing example, since both target a Google certification.
Additional notes
If the extracted knowledge-item count or exact domain names differ from what's assumed
here, that's expected — this issue is scoping the task, not pre-deciding the exam
guide's content. A maintainer will confirm no one else has claimed this before you start
substantial work. Keep each pull request to roughly 20 changed items or fewer — see
_cfc/workstreams.md §5 for how to split an oversized mapping PR (e.g. one PR for the
CSV, a separate PR for the .md summary and README updates).
Where to ask questions
See SUPPORT.md — GitHub Issues is the primary channel; expect a
first response within 3 business days.
(Do NOT add
good first issue— this is a full from-scratch mapping: extracting knowledgeitems from an exam guide and rating ~93-94 chapters against each one is substantial,
open-ended work, not a small bounded task.)
Certification
Google Generative AI Leader (undocumented, PDF only, no mapping yet).
cert_mapping/google_genAI_leader.pdf(215,301 bytes) is already present in the repo.Its embedded PDF metadata/title fields confirm it is Google's own exam guide —
/Title (generative_ai_leader_exam_guide_english.pdf)and/Title (Generative AI Leader)— a real, distinct Google certification, separate from the already-mapped Google Cloud
Professional Machine Learning Engineer (PMLE), which has its own complete mapping
(
cert_mapping/google_PMLE.csv+.md).cert_mapping/README.md's overview currently names exactly 5 certifications:(plus NVIDIA NCP-AAI, named in the paragraph above that list). A full read of README.md
confirms it never mentions "Generative AI Leader," "genAI leader," or
google_genAI_leaderanywhere. There is nogoogle_genAI_leader.csvorgoogle_genAI_leader.mdanywhere incert_mapping/.This is the natural first pick for anyone starting cert-mapping work, because the
hardest step — sourcing and rights-clearing the official exam guide — is already done.
Every other undocumented-certification idea in this repo would require a contributor to
go find and clear a PDF first; this one doesn't.
Official exam guide
cert_mapping/google_genAI_leader.pdf.The H/M/L/N rubric (quoted verbatim from
cert_mapping/README.md)Definition of done
google_genAI_leader.pdfisextracted and listed (as the CSV's column headers)
cert_mapping/README.md'scoverage table — currently 93-94 rows across the 5 existing CSVs, Chapters 1.1A
through 10.6) is rated H/M/L/N against every extracted knowledge item, using the
rubric above exactly as the 5 existing CSVs do
cert_mapping/google_genAI_leader.csv, following the samecolumn shape (chapter ID in column 1, one knowledge item per remaining column) as
the 5 existing CSVs, e.g.
cert_mapping/google_PMLE.csvcert_mapping/google_genAI_leader.md,following the shape of an existing one, e.g.
cert_mapping/google_PMLE.mdorcert_mapping/databricks_genAI_EngAsc.md(exam focus, key knowledge areas, contentalignment narrative)
cert_mapping/README.mdupdated in three places:"Google Generative AI Leader" entry
-column for thiscertification
- **nvidia_NCP-AAI.csv** – Full mapping of...) gains a matching bullet forgoogle_genAI_leader.csvEstimated effort
Large (~8+ hours). This is a from-scratch mapping of an entire exam guide against
the full chapter set — comparable in scope to how the 5 existing CSVs were originally
built, not an edit or refresh of an existing one.
Required skills
Ability to read an official certification exam guide and extract discrete, well-scoped
knowledge items/domains from it (rather than skimming for keywords); careful,
consistent spreadsheet/CSV work across ~93-94 rows; enough familiarity with this book's
content (or willingness to skim chapter summaries in
Study_Plan.md) to rate relevancehonestly rather than defaulting everything to "M."
Exemplar to follow
cert_mapping/README.md— documents the rubric (quoted above) and the file conventionsthis mapping should follow. Use
cert_mapping/google_PMLE.csv/.mdas the closestexisting example, since both target a Google certification.
Additional notes
If the extracted knowledge-item count or exact domain names differ from what's assumed
here, that's expected — this issue is scoping the task, not pre-deciding the exam
guide's content. A maintainer will confirm no one else has claimed this before you start
substantial work. Keep each pull request to roughly 20 changed items or fewer — see
_cfc/workstreams.md§5 for how to split an oversized mapping PR (e.g. one PR for theCSV, a separate PR for the
.mdsummary and README updates).Where to ask questions
See SUPPORT.md — GitHub Issues is the primary channel; expect a
first response within 3 business days.