No it isn't. That's a non-certification level - you don't get a card. What you do for it is some basic classroom training (including watching a video - mandatory!), a practical introduction to the equipment and a session in shallow water to learn some basic skills, ending in a real dive at a (shallow) real dive site.
The full Open Water course has a lot of classroom work, five videos to watch, several tests plus a final exam, two or more hours in shallow water to learn and practice skills, and four dives to graduated depths.
The lower level "Scuba Diver" course follows the pattern of the OW course, but with fewer skills, three videos, and only two dives. No final exam in this one.
Other agencies follow pretty well the same pattern as PADI, but use different names. Some confusingly use the same term "Scuba Diver" for different levels (though I think the fault is PADI's).