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Have you checked out Udemy? There are lots of courses on there and might be something you are interested in. I have taken several and they are really great.
Firstly - what is the purpose? Specific software functionality, data flows, or SDLC (development lifecycle).
Specific software - look for content on it.
If it’s data governance/management related - Are you looking for how data flows in (downstream) and out (upstream) of a system?
and what triggers the movement?
OR
Are you looking for how data is processed within a system?
^^ lots of content on LinkedIn, Udemy, Coursera, etc. on data management and governance.
If you’re looking for SDLC - also take a look at LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, Udemy, etc. to at least get your feet wet on the concepts. Not aware of any certifications on this.