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Explore courseConnect the pieces of a useful AI workflow: a language model, relevant information, tools, and a way to assess the response.

Go beyond a single prompt. Explore language models, retrieval, and agents that work with tools.
Basic programming experience and familiarity with calling an API are useful preparation. Ask the team which programming background and tools the current course expects.
Explore the core areas covered in Agentic AI & Generative AI. Ask our team for the current teaching plan and depth of each topic.
Explore how language models respond to instructions, context and structured prompts.
Work with model APIs and the building blocks used to connect AI application workflows.
Retrieve relevant information and use it to give a model more useful context.
Explore tool-enabled workflows, application deployment and the need for evaluation and human oversight.
An illustrative practice idea. The projects offered in a batch may differ.
Use a small set of study documents to explore retrieval-augmented generation and check whether answers are supported by the source text.
Prompt engineering is one part of the curriculum. The course also lists model APIs, LangChain, retrieval-augmented generation, vector databases, agents, tools and deployment, so it considers how the pieces of an AI application connect.
Some programming and API familiarity is useful for understanding the application work. Tell APK what you have built or studied and ask whether the course starts at a suitable level.
Agentic AI & Generative AI is listed as a three-month online program. Ask APK about the current timetable, fees, model or tool access, and what support is available during practical work.