From Fundamentals to Scalability
GenAI Mastery: LLM Orchestration &
AI Engineering
Become an Expert in Next-Gen AI Technologies - Master LLM orchestration with LangChain, CrewAI, MCP, prompt engineering, AI agent development, and production GenAI systems

What You'll Master

Transform from a curious AI enthusiast into a production-ready AI Engineer

🎯 LLM Fundamentals

Master prompt engineering, model behaviors, and optimization techniques for maximum effectiveness

πŸ”— LangChain & LangGraph

Build complex AI workflows, chains, and agents with industry-standard frameworks

πŸ€– AI Agent Development

Create autonomous agents that can reason, use tools, and solve complex problems

🧠 Multi-Agent Systems

Orchestrate teams of AI agents working collaboratively with CrewAI

πŸ“Š Vector Databases & RAG

Build retrieval-augmented generation systems with Pinecone, Weaviate, ChromaDB

πŸš€ Production Deployment

Deploy AI systems with monitoring, evaluation, and scaling strategies

12 Weeks Intensive
3 Portfolio Projects
24/7 Support Available
100% Production-Ready

12-Week Intensive Curriculum

Structured learning path from foundations to production deployment

Phase 1: Foundations (Weeks 1-3)

Week 1: LLM Fundamentals & Prompt Engineering
  • How LLMs work - tokenization, embeddings, attention mechanisms
  • OpenAI API, Anthropic Claude API, Google Gemini integration
  • Prompt engineering techniques - zero-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought
  • Temperature, top-p, and parameter optimization
  • Token optimization and cost management
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a prompt testing framework that compares responses from GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini for the same prompt. Analyze differences in output quality, token usage, and cost.
πŸ“Š Quiz: LLM fundamentals, tokenization concepts, API parameters, prompt engineering techniques, cost optimization strategies
Week 2: Advanced Prompting & Context Management
  • System prompts and role definitions
  • Context window management and chunking strategies
  • Structured output generation (JSON, XML)
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) fundamentals
  • Handling long documents and conversations
πŸ“ Assignment: Create a document Q&A system using MCP for context management. Implement intelligent chunking for a 50+ page PDF and generate structured JSON responses with citations.
πŸ“Š Quiz: System prompts, context window limits, MCP concepts, chunking strategies, structured output formats
Week 3: Embeddings & Vector Databases
  • Understanding embeddings and semantic search
  • Vector databases - Pinecone, Weaviate, ChromaDB, FAISS
  • Similarity search algorithms
  • Metadata filtering and hybrid search
  • Building knowledge bases
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a semantic search engine for technical documentation. Index 100+ documents in Pinecone, implement metadata filtering, and compare cosine vs. euclidean similarity. Include a search analytics dashboard.
πŸ“Š Quiz: Embedding concepts, vector database comparisons, similarity metrics, indexing strategies, hybrid search implementations

Phase 2: LLM Orchestration Frameworks (Weeks 4-6)

Week 4: LangChain Foundations
  • LangChain architecture and components
  • Chains - LLMChain, SequentialChain, RouterChain
  • Memory types - ConversationBufferMemory, ConversationSummaryMemory
  • Document loaders and text splitters
  • Output parsers and structured responses
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a conversational chatbot with LangChain that maintains context across 10+ turns. Implement multiple memory types and compare their effectiveness. Add conversation summarization for long chats.
πŸ“Š Quiz: LangChain architecture, chain types, memory mechanisms, document loaders, output parsers, best practices
Week 5: Advanced LangChain & RAG Systems
  • Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) patterns
  • Vector store integrations
  • Multi-query retrievers and parent document retrievers
  • ReAct and Self-Ask patterns
  • Callback handlers and logging
πŸ“ Assignment: Create an enterprise knowledge base using RAG architecture. Ingest 200+ company documents, implement multi-query retrieval, add source attribution, and build evaluation metrics for answer quality.
πŸ“Š Quiz: RAG architecture patterns, retriever types, ReAct vs Self-Ask, callback mechanisms, evaluation metrics
Week 6: LangGraph & Complex Workflows
  • State machines and graph-based workflows
  • LangGraph fundamentals - nodes, edges, state
  • Conditional branching and loops
  • Human-in-the-loop patterns
  • Subgraphs and modularity
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a multi-step research assistant using LangGraph. Implement conditional branching based on query complexity, add human-in-the-loop approval for critical decisions, and visualize the execution graph.
πŸ“Š Quiz: State machine concepts, LangGraph architecture, node/edge definitions, branching logic, HITL patterns, debugging workflows

Phase 3: AI Agents & Multi-Agent Systems (Weeks 7-9)

Week 7: Building AI Agents
  • Agent architecture and reasoning loops
  • Tool calling and function invocation
  • ReAct agents, Plan-and-Execute agents
  • Custom tools development
  • Agent memory and state management
πŸ“ Assignment: Create a data analysis agent with custom pandas tools. Agent should autonomously load CSV files, perform exploratory analysis, detect anomalies, generate visualizations, and provide insights. Include error handling and retry logic.
πŸ“Š Quiz: Agent architectures, reasoning patterns, tool calling mechanisms, ReAct vs Plan-and-Execute, custom tool development
Week 8: CrewAI & Agent Orchestration
  • CrewAI framework fundamentals and architecture
  • Defining roles, goals, and backstories
  • Task delegation and collaboration patterns
  • Sequential vs. parallel execution
  • Agent communication protocols
  • Building multi-agent orchestrations with CrewAI
  • Real-world crew implementations - research teams, content pipelines
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a content creation crew with 3 agents (Researcher, Writer, Editor). Implement both sequential and parallel execution modes. Add quality checks and revision loops. Document agent interactions and decision-making process.
πŸ“Š Quiz: CrewAI architecture, agent roles/goals, task delegation, execution modes, collaboration patterns, orchestration strategies
Week 9: Advanced Orchestration & n8n Integration
  • Hierarchical agent structures
  • Consensus mechanisms and voting
  • n8n workflow automation fundamentals
  • Building AI orchestrations with n8n + LLMs
  • Integrating CrewAI agents with n8n workflows
  • Event-driven agent triggering and coordination
  • Agent monitoring and debugging
  • Error handling and fallback strategies
πŸ“ Assignment: Create an autonomous customer support system using n8n + CrewAI. Build workflows for ticket classification, agent routing, escalation rules, and response generation. Integrate with email/Slack. Implement monitoring dashboard with success metrics.
πŸ“Š Quiz: n8n workflow concepts, LLM integration patterns, CrewAI + n8n orchestration, event-driven triggers, error handling, monitoring strategies

Phase 4: Production & Deployment (Weeks 10-12)

Week 10: Evaluation & Monitoring
  • LLM evaluation frameworks (RAGAS, LangSmith)
  • Metrics - relevance, faithfulness, context precision
  • A/B testing for prompts and models
  • Logging and tracing with LangSmith/Phoenix
  • Cost tracking and optimization
πŸ“ Assignment: Build a comprehensive evaluation pipeline for your RAG system from Week 5. Implement RAGAS metrics, create A/B testing framework for 3 different retrieval strategies, set up LangSmith tracing, and generate a detailed performance report with cost analysis.
πŸ“Š Quiz: Evaluation frameworks, RAG metrics, A/B testing methodologies, tracing/logging tools, cost optimization techniques
Week 11: Fine-tuning & Model Optimization
  • When to fine-tune vs. prompt engineering
  • Fine-tuning OpenAI models
  • LoRA and QLoRA for efficient fine-tuning
  • Dataset preparation and validation
  • Supervised fine-tuning (SFT) workflows
πŸ“ Assignment: Fine-tune a GPT-3.5 model for a domain-specific task (choose legal, medical, or financial). Prepare 500+ training examples, implement validation splits, fine-tune the model, and benchmark against base model. Document when fine-tuning is worth the cost vs. few-shot prompting.
πŸ“Š Quiz: Fine-tuning decision criteria, LoRA/QLoRA concepts, dataset preparation, validation techniques, cost-benefit analysis
Week 12: Production Deployment
  • API design for LLM applications
  • Caching strategies (semantic caching)
  • Rate limiting and queue management
  • Deployment on AWS/GCP/Azure
  • Docker containerization and streaming responses
πŸ“ Assignment: Deploy your Enterprise AI Assistant (from capstone project) to production. Containerize with Docker, set up CI/CD pipeline, implement semantic caching, add rate limiting, deploy to cloud (AWS/GCP), set up monitoring/alerts, and load test with 1000+ concurrent requests. Document your deployment architecture.
πŸ“Š Quiz: API design patterns, caching strategies, rate limiting techniques, cloud deployment, Docker/Kubernetes, monitoring/alerting, scaling strategies

Weeks 1-3: Programming 101 (Phase 1)

Week 1

  • Day 1: Variables, types, operators
  • Day 2: Control flow & boolean logic
  • Day 3: Loops & iteration patterns
  • Day 4: Functions/methods, scope & returns
  • Day 5: I/O & core collections (list/array/dict)
Assignment: CLI calculator (both languages). Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 2

  • Day 1: OOP basics (classes/objects)
  • Day 2: Encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism
  • Day 3: Exceptions & error handling
  • Day 4: File I/O in Java & Python
  • Day 5: OOP workshop (build a mini library)
Assignment: Book Library class with save/load. Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 3

  • Day 1: Modular programming & packaging
  • Day 2: Complexity & Big-O
  • Day 3: Debugging & unit testing (JUnit/pytest)
  • Day 4: Git/GitHub basics; PR etiquette
  • Day 5: Mini-project: CLI To-Do app (CRUD)
Assignment: To-Do app with tests & README. Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Weeks 4-6: Data Structures (Phase 2)

Week 4

  • Day 1: Arrays & lists
  • Day 2: Linked lists (SLL/DLL)
  • Day 3: Stacks (LIFO) & use-cases
  • Day 4: Queues/Deque & variants
  • Day 5: Lab: implement DS in both languages
Assignment: Implement List/Stack/Queue APIs. Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 5

  • Day 1: Trees & recursion basics
  • Day 2: BST ops (insert/delete/search)
  • Day 3: Graphs & adjacency models
  • Day 4: Traversals: DFS/BFS
  • Day 5: Workshop: paths, levels, cycles
Assignment: BST + BFS on grid; README with Big-O. Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 6

  • Day 1: Hash tables (hashing, collisions)
  • Day 2: Heaps/PQs; heap sort
  • Day 3: Recursion deep-dive
  • Day 4: Memory mgmt, GC concepts
  • Day 5: DS practice set (mixed)
Assignment: LRU Cache (hashmap+DLL). Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Weeks 7-9: Problem Solving (Phase 3)

Focus on patterns and 30-40 easy/medium LeetCode-style questions with guided walkthroughs. Daily flow: short lecture goals β†’ key takeaways β†’ real-world analogy β†’ hands-on exercise β†’ stretch β†’ review.

Week 7

  • Day 1: Problem analysis & constraints; pattern library intro
  • Day 2: Two-pointers; sorted arrays & string scans
  • Day 3: Sliding window (fixed & variable)
  • Day 4: Sorting fundamentals; stability & when to use what
  • Day 5: Review set (6-8 questions) + live walkthrough
Assignment: 10 questions (2Γ— two-pointers, 4Γ— sliding-window, 4Γ— sorting). Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 8

  • Day 1: Recursion patterns & backtracking (subsets, permutations)
  • Day 2: Dynamic Programming I (memoization vs tabulation)
  • Day 3: DP II (knapsack, coin change, LIS ideas)
  • Day 4: Graph algorithms I (BFS shortest path, topo sort)
  • Day 5: Mock interview #1 (15-min DSA + 10-min feedback per student)
Assignment: 10 questions (3Γ— recursion/backtracking, 5Γ— DP, 2Γ— graph BFS). Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Week 9

  • Day 1: Greedy techniques; exchange arguments & proofs of correctness (informal)
  • Day 2: Advanced graphs (Dijkstra intro; when BFS vs Dijkstra)
  • Day 3: Mixed set (hashing, heap, prefix sum)
  • Day 4: System-aware problem solving (I/O limits, memory caps)
  • Day 5: Mock interview #2 + feedback & personalized plan
Assignment: 10 questions (2Γ— greedy, 3Γ— heap, 3Γ— hashing/prefix, 2Γ— graph). Quiz: 10 MCQs + 1 coding.

Weeks 10-11: Databases (Phase 4)

Week 10

  • Day 1: Relational model, tables, PK/FK; ER β†’ schema
  • Day 2: Normalization (1NF-3NF); denormalization trade-offs
  • Day 3: SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, LIMIT; CRUD basics
  • Day 4: Joins (INNER/LEFT/RIGHT/FULL), GROUP BY, HAVING
  • Day 5: Lab: design a Course–Student–Enrollment schema
Assignment: Create schema & seed data; 12 queries (mix of joins & groups). Quiz: 12 MCQs + 1 query.

Week 11

  • Day 1: Indexes & query plans; when indexes hurt/help
  • Day 2: Transactions, ACID; isolation levels & anomalies
  • Day 3: Stored routines & views (intro), pagination patterns
  • Day 4: NoSQL overview (key-value, document); when to choose which
  • Day 5: Mini-project: Analytics queries & simple dashboard export (CSV/JSON)
Assignment: Optimize queries (add/remove indexes), measure timings, document rationale. Quiz: 12 MCQs + 1 query.

Weeks 12-13: System Design (Phase 5)

Week 12

  • Day 1: Client-server, REST, HTTP verbs, idempotency; API design (resources, pagination)
  • Day 2: Statelessness, session vs token auth (concepts); rate limiting basics
  • Day 3: Caching (CDN, reverse proxy, app-level); cache invalidation strategies
  • Day 4: Load balancing (round-robin, least-conn); health checks; blue/green overview
  • Day 5: Design exercise: URL Shortener (read-heavy, cache, DB schema, API)
Assignment: Write a 2-page design doc + simple API spec (OpenAPI snippet encouraged). Quiz: 12 MCQs.

Week 13

  • Day 1: Databases at scale: replication vs sharding; read/write paths
  • Day 2: Consistency models; CAP & PACELC intuition; queues for decoupling
  • Day 3: Observability 101 (logs, metrics, traces) & SLOs; error budgets
  • Day 4: Design exercise: News Feed/Timeline (fan-out, denorm, caches)
  • Day 5: Mock system design interview + structured feedback rubric
Assignment: 3-page design doc with diagram and capacity estimates (QPS, storage). Quiz: 12 MCQs.

Week 14: Gen AI & AI Tools (Phase 6)

Week 14

  • Day 1: GitHub Copilot fundamentals: Installation, configuration, code generation
  • Day 2: ChatGPT for development: Prompt engineering, debugging, documentation
  • Day 3: Claude & advanced AI: Code analysis, architecture suggestions, optimization
  • Day 4: AI debugging tools: Error analysis, security scanning, performance optimization
  • Day 5: Modern AI workflow: CI/CD integration, AI ethics & best practices
Assignment: Enhance capstone project using AI tools. Quiz: 10 MCQs on AI tool usage.

Week 15: Capstone Project (Phase 7)

Build 2-3 complete end-to-end applications that combine API + Database + Frontend concepts with AI enhancement. Teams of 2-3; PR-based workflow on GitHub.

  • Project 1: Smart To-Do with Analytics (REST API, MySQL, dashboard)
  • Project 2: E-Commerce Lite (Catalog, cart, orders, inventory consistency)
  • Project 3: Minimal Chat Service (User/channel models, message APIs, pagination)
Deliverables: Design doc (3-5 pages), API spec (OpenAPI), DB schema (ER + DDL), runnable code, README, demo video (≀5 min).

πŸš€ Game-Changing Capstone Projects

Build production-grade AI applications that will make recruiters stop scrolling

πŸ’Ό These aren't toy projects! Each capstone uses cutting-edge MCP, multi-agent orchestration, and real enterprise patterns that companies are actively hiring for.

🏒 Project 1: Enterprise AI Assistant with MCP

The Ultimate Intelligent Workplace Copilot

🎯 Why This Project Stands Out:

This is THE project that demonstrates you can build production enterprise AI systems. Companies are desperately seeking engineers who can implement Model Context Protocol for standardized, scalable AI applications.

πŸ”— Model Context Protocol (MCP) LangChain Claude/GPT-4 Pinecone FastAPI

✨ Advanced Features You'll Build

  • 🧠 Multi-Document RAG with MCP: Context-aware retrieval across enterprise knowledge base
  • πŸ’¬ Conversational Memory: Natural dialogue with full conversation history
  • πŸ“Š Source Attribution: Transparent citations with confidence scores
  • 🎨 Admin Dashboard: Analytics, usage metrics, and cost tracking
  • πŸ” Access Control: Role-based permissions and data security
  • ⚑ Real-time Streaming: Token-by-token response generation

πŸŽ“ What You'll Master

  • Implementing standardized MCP for context management
  • Building production RAG systems with error handling
  • Deploying scalable AI APIs with monitoring
  • Cost optimization and caching strategies
πŸ’Ό Career Impact: This single project has helped students land $120K+ AI Engineer roles. Recruiters LOVE seeing MCP implementation!

πŸ—£οΈπŸ’Ύ Project 2: NLP-to-SQL Multi-Agent System

Talk to Your Database in Plain English

🎯 The Holy Grail Project:

This is what every data-driven company wants! A system where business users ask questions in natural language and AI agents handle the entire SQL workflow. You'll orchestrate multiple specialized agents using MCP for standardized communication.

πŸ”— MCP Multi-Agent CrewAI LangGraph Claude Sonnet 4 PostgreSQL/BigQuery

πŸ€– Your AI Agent Team

  • πŸ“ Query Interpreter Agent: Understands user intent and breaks down complex questions
  • πŸ” Schema Navigator Agent: Explores database structure and identifies relevant tables
  • βš™οΈ SQL Generator Agent: Crafts optimized SQL queries with CTEs and joins
  • βœ… Validator Agent: Tests queries and ensures data integrity
  • πŸ“Š Result Analyzer Agent: Interprets results and generates insights
  • 🎨 Visualization Agent: Creates charts and dashboards automatically

πŸ”₯ Advanced Orchestration Features

  • πŸ”— MCP-Powered Communication: Standardized agent-to-agent messaging
  • πŸ”„ Dynamic Task Delegation: Intelligent work distribution
  • 🧩 Query Decomposition: Break complex questions into sub-queries
  • πŸ’‘ Self-Healing: Agents detect and fix SQL errors automatically
  • πŸ“ˆ Performance Optimization: Query rewriting for speed
  • 🎯 Context Preservation: Multi-turn conversations with memory

πŸ› οΈ Real-World Scenarios You'll Handle

  • "Show me top 10 customers by revenue last quarter"
  • "Which products have declining sales trends?"
  • "Compare YoY growth across all regions"
  • "Find anomalies in our transaction data"
🌟 Industry Demand: NLP-to-SQL systems are projected to be a $2B+ market by 2026. Companies like Tableau, ThoughtSpot, and startups are scrambling to hire engineers with these skills!

🎯 Project 3: Custom Domain AI Powerhouse

Your Industry-Specialized AI Solution

🎯 Make It Yours:

Choose a domain you're passionate about and build a specialized AI system with fine-tuning, custom agents, and MCP integration. This is your showcase project that demonstrates deep expertise!

🎨 Fine-tuned Models πŸ”— MCP Integration Custom Agents Cloud Deployment

πŸ† Choose Your Domain & Build:

βš–οΈ Legal AI Assistant
  • Contract analysis and clause extraction
  • Precedent search with case citations
  • Risk assessment and compliance checking
  • MCP-based document workflow orchestration
πŸ₯ Medical Diagnosis Support
  • Symptom analysis with medical literature
  • Drug interaction checking
  • Treatment protocol recommendations
  • Multi-agent diagnostic reasoning system
πŸ“ˆ Financial Report Analyzer
  • 10-K/10-Q document extraction
  • Sentiment analysis on earnings calls
  • Competitive analysis automation
  • MCP-coordinated research agents
πŸ’» Code Review & Debug Agent
  • Automated code quality assessment
  • Security vulnerability detection
  • Performance optimization suggestions
  • Multi-agent code improvement workflow

πŸ”¬ Advanced Techniques You'll Master

  • 🎯 Domain-Specific Fine-tuning: Adapt models to your industry
  • πŸ“š Custom Knowledge Integration: Inject specialized databases
  • πŸ”— MCP Standardization: Industry-standard context protocols
  • ⚑ Production Deployment: Docker + Kubernetes + CI/CD
  • πŸ“Š Performance Benchmarking: Prove superiority over base models
πŸ’Ž Portfolio Differentiator: While others show generic chatbots, you'll demonstrate deep domain expertise that commands premium salaries. Industry-specific AI engineers earn 40-60% more!

πŸŽ“ Full Support for Every Project

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Weekly Code Reviews

Get expert feedback on your implementation

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Office Hours

1-on-1 guidance when you're stuck

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Deployment Help

Launch your projects to production

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Demo Recording

Create impressive presentation videos

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the GenAI Mastery bootcamp

Q: Do I need ML/AI background?
No, but you should be comfortable with Python. We start with fundamentals and build up to advanced topics.
Q: What if I miss a live session?
All sessions are recorded. You can watch later, but we encourage live attendance for interaction.
Q: How much does it cost to practice with APIs?
Budget $20-50 for the entire bootcamp. We provide credits for initial practice and teach cost optimization.
Q: Will this help me get a job?
We provide placement assistance, but can't guarantee jobs. Our focus is making you truly job-ready with portfolio projects.
Q: Can I complete this while working full-time?
Yes! It requires 15-20 hours/week. Evening sessions and weekend scheduling accommodate working professionals.
Q: What's the difference from free YouTube tutorials?
Structured curriculum, hands-on projects, expert mentorship, code reviews, real production patterns, and accountability.

⚠️ The Job Market Harsh Reality

India produces 1.5 million engineers yearly, but only 10% secure jobs. 83% fail to find relevant employment due to the severe mismatch between college curricula and industry needs. Traditional education focuses on theory, but employers demand practical skills in Data Structures, Algorithms, System Design, and Gen AI.

1.5M Engineers Graduated Yearly
10% Get Jobs
83% Unemployed

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