Generative AI

Complete Generative AI Masterclass

The modern AI stack, engineered rather than prompted at: LLMs understood, RAG built properly, agents shipped with guardrails, in ten honest months.

10-12 months (40-48 weeks) Complete beginner (18+); Python and the maths are built inside the course 2 live classes/week + 5-6 hours practice Certificate from Modern Age Coders, awarded on passing the final exam

Syllabus updated August 2026

Generative AI Course: LLMs, RAG and AI Agents

Flexible course duration

Duration depends on the student's background and pace. Beginners (kids / teens): typically 6 to 9 months. Adults with prior knowledge: often shorter, with an accelerated path.

Standard pace6 to 9 months
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Program Overview

Generative AI created a new engineering discipline in record time, and most courses responded with either hype or screenshots. This masterclass responds with engineering. It starts from zero, Python, the working mathematics, a fast pass through classical ML and neural networks, because LLM engineering without foundations is prompt-guessing with extra steps. Then it goes where the real demand is: transformer architecture understood deeply enough to reason about, LLM APIs across providers, prompt engineering with evaluation harnesses, embeddings and vector search, retrieval-augmented generation built and hardened twice, fine-tuning judgment, open-weight models run locally, and AI agents, architecture, tools, memory and the guardrails that keep them honest.

The production phase is what separates this course from tutorials: application architecture, observability, security against prompt injection, cost control, and a capstone shipped behind an API and defended. What it refuses to fake: training frontier models from scratch, research careers and startup playbooks are mapped honestly as next roads, not sold as weeks.

The pace is real: ten months at two live classes a week plus five to six hours of practice, with two more in hand when needed. Problem sets after every class, monthly mixed reviews, phase exams, and a final exam that decides the certificate, with focused revision and a free retest. Real systems, real evaluation, depth over dopamine.

What Makes This Program Different

  • Foundations first, honestly: Python, maths and ML basics built in-course, because prompt-guessing is not engineering
  • RAG built twice: once to work, once to survive real documents, real users and real failure modes
  • Agents with guardrails: architecture, tools and memory, plus the security layer most courses skip
  • Provider-agnostic: OpenAI-class, Claude-class, Gemini-class and open-weight models, patterns over brand loyalty
  • Evaluation harnesses everywhere: generated output scored honestly, never eyeballed
  • Real assessment: weekly problem sets, monthly mixed reviews, and a final exam that decides the certificate, with focused revision and a free retest

Your Learning Journey

Phase 1
Foundations (Months 1-3): Python, working mathematics, classical ML and neural network basics
Phase 2
LLM core (Months 4-6): transformers in depth, APIs across providers, prompt engineering with evals, embeddings, frameworks and first RAG
Phase 3
Agents and adaptation (Months 7-8): advanced RAG, agent architecture and tools, fine-tuning judgment
Phase 4
Production (Months 9-10): open-weight and local models, architecture, observability and security, ethics, and the shipped capstone

Career Progression

1
A portfolio of working GenAI systems: evaluated RAG, a guarded agent, and a deployed capstone
2
The LLM-engineering fluency the fastest-growing job family in software actually tests
3
Provider-agnostic judgment: choosing models, patterns and costs like an engineer
4
Honest next roads: agents at enterprise scale (our Copilot Studio course), coding agents (Codex and Claude Code), or deep ML (our AI/ML masterclass)

Detailed Course Curriculum

Explore the complete week-by-week breakdown of what you'll learn in this comprehensive program.

Topics Covered
  • What is Artificial Intelligence? History and evolution
  • Types of AI: Narrow AI, General AI, Superintelligence
  • Machine Learning vs Deep Learning vs Generative AI
  • Generative AI revolution: GPT, current image APIs, Stable Diffusion
  • AI career paths and opportunities in 2026 and beyond
  • Why Python for AI? Python ecosystem overview
  • Installing Python (3.10+) and setting up environment
  • Development environments: Jupyter Notebook, VS Code, Google Colab
  • Python basics: variables, data types, operators
  • Control structures: if-else, loops (for, while)
Projects You Build
  • Text-based calculator program
  • Todo list application
  • File organizer script
  • Simple data analyzer from CSV
  • Web scraper basics with requests
  • Command-line application
  • Personal expense tracker
  • Password generator and validator
Practice & Assignments

Daily: 45 min Python practice, solve 10-15 problems on HackerRank/LeetCode

Topics Covered
  • Object-Oriented Programming in Python
  • Classes and objects: __init__, self
  • Inheritance and polymorphism
  • Magic methods: __str__, __repr__, __len__
  • Decorators and their usage
  • Lambda functions and functional programming
  • Map, filter, reduce functions
  • Generators and iterators
  • Context managers and 'with' statement
  • Regular expressions for text processing
Projects You Build
  • Data analysis pipeline for CSV files
  • Student grade analyzer with Pandas
  • Weather data visualizer
  • E-commerce sales dashboard
  • Stock price analyzer and plotter
  • Text file analyzer with regex
  • Custom data class library
  • API wrapper class with error handling
Practice & Assignments

Solve 30 Python problems, analyze 5 real-world datasets

Assessment

Month 1 check: a Python data task live, plus a take-home mixing everything so far

Topics Covered
  • Why math matters for AI and ML
  • Linear Algebra: vectors and vector operations
  • Dot product and cross product
  • Matrices and matrix operations
  • Matrix multiplication and transposition
  • Identity matrix and inverse matrix
  • Eigenvalues and eigenvectors (intuition)
  • Calculus: functions and limits
  • Derivatives: concepts and rules
  • Chain rule and partial derivatives
Projects You Build
  • Vector operations visualizer
  • Matrix calculator with NumPy
  • Gradient descent implementation from scratch
  • Probability distribution plotter
  • Coin flip simulator with statistics
  • Linear regression using gradient descent
  • Simple optimization problems solver
  • Derivative calculator for basic functions
Practice & Assignments

Solve 40 math problems relevant to ML, implement algorithms

Topics Covered
  • Statistics for data science
  • Descriptive statistics: mean, median, mode
  • Variance and standard deviation
  • Correlation and covariance
  • Hypothesis testing basics
  • P-values and statistical significance
  • Central Limit Theorem
  • Confidence intervals
  • Linear regression: mathematical foundation
  • Cost functions and loss functions
Projects You Build
  • Statistical analyzer for datasets
  • Hypothesis testing tool
  • Correlation matrix visualizer
  • Simple linear regression implementation
  • Cost function visualizer
  • PCA implementation from scratch
  • Data distribution analyzer
  • A/B testing simulator
Practice & Assignments

Analyze 10 datasets statistically, implement core algorithms

Assessment

Month 2 check: vectors, gradients and probability in code, plus mixed review

Topics Covered
  • What is Machine Learning? Formal definition
  • Types of learning: Supervised, Unsupervised, Reinforcement
  • Machine learning workflow: data, model, evaluation
  • Training, validation, and test sets
  • Overfitting and underfitting
  • Bias-variance tradeoff
  • Introduction to scikit-learn library
  • Linear regression with scikit-learn
  • Logistic regression for classification
  • Decision trees: intuition and implementation
Projects You Build
  • House price predictor (linear regression)
  • Email spam classifier (logistic regression)
  • Iris flower classifier (decision trees)
  • Handwritten digit recognizer (KNN)
  • Customer churn predictor
  • Movie recommendation system basics
  • Credit card fraud detection
  • Student performance predictor
Practice & Assignments

Build 15 ML models, solve Kaggle beginner competitions

Topics Covered
  • From ML to Deep Learning: why neural networks?
  • Perceptron: the building block
  • Multi-layer perceptron (MLP) architecture
  • Activation functions: sigmoid, tanh, ReLU, Leaky ReLU
  • Forward propagation step-by-step
  • Loss functions: MSE, cross-entropy
  • Backpropagation algorithm intuition
  • Gradient descent and its variants (SGD, Adam)
  • Learning rate and hyperparameters
  • Introduction to TensorFlow and Keras
Projects You Build
  • Neural network from scratch in NumPy
  • MNIST digit classifier with Keras
  • Fashion MNIST classifier
  • Binary classification with neural network
  • Multi-class classification problem
  • Regression with neural networks
  • Simple image classifier
  • Neural network hyperparameter tuning
Practice & Assignments

Build 12 neural networks, compare frameworks

Assessment

Phase 1 exam: train and evaluate a small model live, plus a written mixed paper

Topics Covered
  • Limitations of RNNs and LSTMs
  • Attention mechanism: intuition and math
  • Self-attention and multi-head attention
  • Positional encoding in transformers
  • Transformer architecture: encoder-decoder
  • BERT: bidirectional encoder representations
  • GPT architecture: decoder-only transformers
  • Tokenization: BPE, WordPiece, SentencePiece
  • Embedding layers and embedding spaces
  • How GPT generates text: autoregressive generation
Projects You Build
  • Attention mechanism visualizer
  • Tokenizer comparison tool
  • Text generation with Hugging Face
  • Sentiment analysis with BERT
  • Text classification with transformers
  • Named Entity Recognition (NER) system
  • Question answering system
  • Text summarization tool
Practice & Assignments

Implement attention from scratch, use 10+ transformer models

Topics Covered
  • OpenAI API overview and capabilities
  • Getting API keys and authentication
  • Current OpenAI chat models, and how to choose between them
  • Chat completions API: messages and roles
  • System, user, and assistant messages
  • Completion parameters: temperature, max_tokens, top_p
  • Streaming responses for real-time output
  • Function calling with frontier models
  • JSON mode for structured outputs
  • Vision API: frontier modelsV for image understanding
Projects You Build
  • ChatGPT clone with OpenAI API
  • AI content generator dashboard
  • Function calling chatbot
  • Image analyzer with GPT-4V
  • AI image generator web app
  • Voice-to-text transcription tool
  • Semantic search engine
  • AI content moderation system
Practice & Assignments

Build 15 OpenAI API applications

Assessment

Month 4 check: the same task solved through two providers, compared honestly, plus mixed review

Topics Covered
  • Prompt engineering as a discipline
  • Anatomy of effective prompts
  • Zero-shot, one-shot, few-shot learning
  • Chain-of-Thought (CoT) prompting
  • Tree of Thoughts (ToT) technique
  • Self-consistency prompting
  • Role prompting and persona design
  • Instruction tuning concepts
  • Prompt templates and variables
  • Output formatting and constraints
Projects You Build
  • Prompt library and template system
  • Chain-of-Thought problem solver
  • AI tutor with CoT reasoning
  • Code generator with prompts
  • Creative writing assistant
  • Structured data extractor
  • Multi-step task planner
  • Prompt testing and evaluation framework
Practice & Assignments

Create 100+ optimized prompts for various use cases

Topics Covered
  • What are embeddings? Semantic representations
  • Word2Vec, GloVe, and modern embeddings
  • OpenAI embeddings (text-embedding-ada-002)
  • Sentence embeddings and document embeddings
  • Cosine similarity and semantic search
  • Vector databases: purpose and architecture
  • Pinecone: managed vector database
  • Weaviate: open-source vector DB
  • Chroma: simple vector store
  • Qdrant: performance-focused vector DB
Projects You Build
  • Semantic search engine for documents
  • Similar article finder
  • Customer support ticket classifier
  • Product recommendation system
  • Duplicate detection system
  • Embedding visualizer (t-SNE/UMAP)
  • Multi-language semantic search
  • Knowledge base with vector search
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 vector database applications

Assessment

Month 5 check: build a semantic search over real documents, plus mixed review

Topics Covered
  • Introduction to LangChain framework
  • LangChain architecture and components
  • LLMs and Chat Models in LangChain
  • Prompt templates and prompt engineering
  • Output parsers: structured data from LLMs
  • Chains: sequential processing
  • LLMChain, SimpleSequentialChain, SequentialChain
  • Memory types: ConversationBufferMemory, ConversationSummaryMemory
  • Conversation chains with memory
  • Document loaders: PDF, CSV, web pages
Projects You Build
  • Conversational chatbot with memory
  • Document Q&A system with LangChain
  • PDF analyzer and summarizer
  • Web scraper with AI analysis
  • Multi-step reasoning chain
  • Structured data extraction pipeline
  • Conversation summarizer
  • Knowledge base chatbot
Practice & Assignments

Build 15 LangChain applications

Topics Covered
  • What is RAG? Why RAG over fine-tuning?
  • RAG architecture: retrieval + generation
  • Building basic RAG pipeline
  • Document preprocessing for RAG
  • Chunking strategies: fixed-size, semantic
  • Embedding generation for documents
  • Vector store population
  • Retrieval strategies: similarity search, MMR
  • Reranking retrieved documents
  • Context compression techniques
Projects You Build
  • Enterprise documentation Q&A system
  • Academic paper search and summarization
  • Legal document analyzer
  • Customer support knowledge base
  • Code documentation assistant
  • Research paper recommendation system
  • Meeting notes Q&A system
  • Email archive search with AI
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 RAG applications for different domains

Assessment

Phase 2 exam: a working RAG system with an evaluation harness, defended, plus a cumulative paper

Topics Covered
  • Advanced RAG architectures
  • Self-RAG: self-reflective retrieval
  • Corrective RAG (CRAG)
  • Agentic RAG with LangGraph
  • Multi-document RAG systems
  • Hierarchical retrieval strategies
  • Graph-based RAG
  • Conversational RAG with memory
  • RAG with structured data (tables, charts)
  • Multimodal RAG: text + images
Projects You Build
  • Advanced enterprise RAG system
  • Multi-source RAG pipeline
  • Conversational RAG with context
  • Evaluation framework for RAG
  • Self-improving RAG system
  • Multimodal document understanding
  • RAG-powered coding assistant
  • Production-ready RAG API
Practice & Assignments

Build and optimize 8 advanced RAG systems

Topics Covered
  • What are AI agents? Autonomous systems
  • Agent types: simple reflex, goal-based, utility-based
  • Perceive-Think-Act loop
  • ReAct: reasoning and acting
  • Plan-and-Execute agents
  • Cognitive architectures for agents
  • Agent memory systems
  • Short-term vs long-term memory
  • Semantic memory and episodic memory
  • Working memory implementation
Projects You Build
  • Autonomous research agent
  • Data analysis agent
  • Code generation and debugging agent
  • Travel planning agent
  • Email management agent
  • Content creation agent
  • Personal productivity agent
  • Multi-step task automation agent
Practice & Assignments

Build 12 AI agent systems

Assessment

Month 7 check: an agent that uses two tools reliably, plus mixed review

Topics Covered
  • Multi-agent systems (MAS)
  • Agent communication protocols
  • Collaborative agents vs competitive agents
  • Agent coordination and cooperation
  • Hierarchical agent architectures
  • AutoGPT and BabyAGI patterns
  • Task decomposition and planning
  • Sub-goal generation
  • Agent self-evaluation and reflection
  • MetaGPT and role-playing agents
Projects You Build
  • Multi-agent research team
  • Collaborative writing agents
  • Software development agent team
  • Customer service agent system
  • Agent-based simulation
  • Hierarchical task planner
  • Self-improving agent system
  • Production multi-agent platform
Practice & Assignments

Build 8 multi-agent systems

Topics Covered
  • What is fine-tuning? When to fine-tune?
  • Fine-tuning vs prompt engineering vs RAG
  • Types of fine-tuning: full, parameter-efficient
  • Transfer learning for LLMs
  • Dataset preparation for fine-tuning
  • Data annotation and labeling
  • Instruction tuning datasets
  • Supervised fine-tuning (SFT)
  • Training loops and optimization
  • Loss functions for language models
Projects You Build
  • Fine-tune a current OpenAI model for customer support
  • Domain-specific chatbot fine-tuning
  • Code completion model fine-tuning
  • Fine-tuned model for legal documents
  • Medical terminology fine-tuning
  • Custom classifier with fine-tuning
  • Sentiment analysis fine-tuned model
  • Fine-tuning evaluation framework
Practice & Assignments

Fine-tune 8 models for different domains

Assessment

Phase 3 exam: a guarded agent system defended end to end, plus a cumulative written paper

Topics Covered
  • Open source LLM landscape
  • Llama 2 and Llama 3 models
  • Mistral and Mixtral models
  • Falcon, MPT, and BLOOM
  • Model cards and model documentation
  • Downloading models from Hugging Face Hub
  • Model quantization: GGUF, GPTQ, AWQ
  • Running LLMs locally with Ollama
  • llama.cpp for efficient inference
  • vLLM for production serving
Projects You Build
  • Local LLM deployment with Ollama
  • Quantized model serving API
  • Multi-model inference server
  • LLM benchmarking suite
  • Optimized inference pipeline
  • Custom model hosting solution
  • Edge deployment of LLMs
  • Inference cost calculator
Practice & Assignments

Deploy and optimize 10 open source models

Topics Covered
  • Designing AI-powered applications
  • Microservices architecture for AI
  • FastAPI for ML/AI APIs
  • Request validation and error handling
  • Asynchronous processing with Celery
  • Message queues: RabbitMQ, Redis
  • Background tasks for AI workloads
  • Caching strategies for AI apps
  • Redis for response caching
  • Database integration: PostgreSQL, MongoDB
Projects You Build
  • Production AI API with FastAPI
  • Asynchronous AI processing system
  • Cached AI inference service
  • Multi-user AI application
  • AI API with usage tracking
  • Webhook-based AI integration
  • Client SDK for AI service
  • Complete AI backend system
Practice & Assignments

Build 10 production-ready AI APIs

Assessment

Month 9 check: a production-readiness review of your own system, plus mixed review

Topics Covered
  • AI ethics fundamentals
  • Bias in AI: sources and mitigation
  • Fairness metrics and evaluation
  • Transparency and explainability
  • LIME and SHAP for model interpretation
  • Privacy in AI: data protection
  • Differential privacy
  • Federated learning basics
  • AI safety and alignment
  • Constitutional AI principles
Projects You Build
  • Bias detection tool for models
  • Explainable AI dashboard
  • Content moderation system
  • Deepfake detector
  • Privacy-preserving AI application
  • AI impact assessment tool
  • Responsible AI checklist generator
Practice & Assignments

Evaluate and improve fairness in all projects

Topics Covered
  • Two focused weeks: a complete GenAI system, RAG, agent or hybrid
  • Instructor checkpoints and honest scope cuts
  • The evaluation harness built before the excitement
  • Shipped behind an API with observability and guardrails
  • A system card a skeptic could audit
Projects You Build
  • The capstone: a deployed, evaluated, guarded GenAI system
Practice & Assignments

Daily build log; a working deployed system at all times

Topics Covered
  • Presenting the capstone: live system plus the hardest failure story
  • A full-course spiral review before the exam
  • The honest map of next roads: enterprise agents, coding agents, deep ML and research
  • Where our Copilot Studio and Codex/Claude Code courses continue the applied layer
Projects You Build
  • Demo day presentation delivered to the batch
Assessment

FINAL EXAM: a practical GenAI engineering task plus a written paper with questions mixed from every phase. Passing earns the certificate; falling short earns a focused revision plan and a free retest

Projects You'll Build

Build a professional portfolio with 20+ working GenAI builds, crowned by a deployed, evaluated capstone system real-world projects.

Phase 1 Python and maths problem sets, a first trained and evaluated model
Phase 2 provider-compared LLM integrations, prompt suites with evaluation harnesses, semantic search, and a first working RAG
Phase 3 a hardened RAG over messy real documents, tool-using agents with memory and guardrails, a fine-tuning study
Phase 4 an open-weight model run locally, a production-readiness review, and the deployed capstone

Weekly Learning Structure

Live Classes
2 live one-hour classes per week, building real systems together
Homework
A problem set after every class, and a mixed-review assignment at the end of every month
Practice
5-6 hours of system-building practice between classes
Review
Every submission reviewed with written feedback; recurring gaps reopened in class

Certification & Recognition

Completion
Certificate from Modern Age Coders, awarded on passing the final exam. Fall short and there is focused revision and a free retest: the certificate certifies knowledge, not attendance

Technologies & Skills You'll Master

Comprehensive coverage of the entire modern web development stack.

Foundations
Python, working mathematics and honest ML basics
LLM engineering
transformer understanding, multi-provider APIs, prompt craft with evals
Retrieval
embeddings, vector search and RAG built and hardened twice
Agents
architecture, tools, memory, planning and guardrails
Adaptation
fine-tuning judgment and open-weight local deployment
Production
architecture, observability, security and cost control
Ethics
responsible deployment argued, not recited

Support & Resources

Doubt Support
WhatsApp doubt support between classes, for the retrieval that returns nonsense at midnight
Progress Updates
Honest monthly progress reviews: what is solid, what is wobbly, and the plan for the wobble

Career Outcomes & Opportunities

Transform your career with industry-ready skills and job placement support.

Prerequisites

Coding Experience
None required; Python is built in phase 1. Existing developers move faster and go deeper
Maths Background
School mathematics; the working maths is rebuilt in month 2
Equipment
A normal laptop with a stable internet connection; free tiers and cloud notebooks cover the coursework
Age
18+; college students, graduates and working professionals
Time Commitment
2 live classes plus 5-6 hours of practice a week

Who Is This Course For?

Career Movers
Professionals aiming at the LLM-engineering job family, the fastest-growing in software
Developers
Software engineers adding the GenAI layer properly, past the tutorial plateau
Builders
Founders and makers who want their AI product built on engineering, not vibes
Analysts And Pms
Technical-adjacent professionals who need to reason about GenAI systems credibly
Serious Beginners
Newcomers ready to earn the foundations that make the modern layer real

Career Paths After Completion

LLM and AI engineering roles: this portfolio is what those interviews want to see
AI Agents with Copilot Studio: the enterprise, low-code agent layer
Codex and Claude Code: agentic coding as a daily working method
Our AI/ML masterclass: the deep-model road, entered with the applied layer already owned
Product work: GenAI features shipped inside existing products, immediately

Salary & Market Context

The ranges below are general market salary bands for these roles in India and abroad, drawn from public industry data. They are shown for career context only and are not a promise or guarantee of income. Actual pay depends on your skills, experience, location, and the job market.

Early Career Roles
₹4-7 LPA (Junior AI Developer / Prompt Engineer)
Growing Roles
₹8-15 LPA (AI Application Developer / LLM Engineer); ₹15-25 LPA (AI Engineer / Senior LLM Engineer)
Experienced Roles
₹20-40 LPA (Senior AI Engineer / AI Architect / AI Lead); ₹30-70 LPA (Lead AI Engineer / Principal Engineer)
Freelance
₹2,000-10,000/hour based on expertise and specialization
International USA
$120k-300k USD (AI Engineer to Senior/Staff level)
International Europe
€70k-180k EUR based on country and experience

Course Guarantees

Live Classes
Live, interactive classes with a real instructor, never pre-recorded videos.
Small Batches
Small batches only: group classes are capped at 10 students, with mini-batch (3 to 4 students) and personal 1-on-1 options.
Structured Curriculum
A structured, well-paced curriculum taught step by step, with classwork in every session and problem sets after every class.
Real Assessment
Monthly mixed reviews and a final exam that decides the certificate: real systems, really evaluated.
Doubt Support
Doubt support between classes over WhatsApp, so you are never left stuck.
Certificate
A certificate you earn by passing the final exam, with a free retest after revision if needed.
Free Demo
A free demo class before you enrol, so you can decide with no pressure.
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