GenAI+: Advanced

Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen-AI)

COURSE OVERVIEW


This five-day elite program is designed for AI Engineers, Architects, and Data Scientists who have mastered basic prompting and are ready to build production-scale, autonomous systems. The curriculum bypasses introductory concepts to focus on the cutting-edge of 2026 AI technology: Multi-Agent Orchestration, Long-Context Architecture, and LLMOps. Using a combination of Google Cloud Vertex AI and OpenAI’s advanced reasoning models, you will learn to build "Self-Correcting" systems that bridge the gap between experimental prototypes and enterprise-grade software.


COURSE OBJECTIVES

By the end of this advanced specialization, participants will be able to:

  • Architect Multi-Agent Systems: Design and deploy collaborative agent networks using frameworks like LangGraph and CrewAI. 
  • Implement Advanced Retrieval (RAG 2.0): Master semantic re-ranking, metadata filtering, and "Grounding with Google Search" for zero-hallucination outputs.
  • Optimize for High Performance: Leverage Prompt Caching, Model Distillation, and Speculative Decoding to reduce latency and costs by up to 60%.
  • Engineer with Long Context: Utilize 2M+ token context windows to analyze entire repositories and multi-hour video files.
  • Master LLMOps: Establish robust CI/CD pipelines for AI, including automated red-teaming and "LLM-as-a-Judge" evaluation.
  • Design Autonomous Workflows: Build systems that use Function Calling to execute code, query databases, and interact with live APIs autonomously.


Duration: 5 Days / 40 Hours

Delivery Method: Classroom-based, Virtual Instructor Led Training

COURSE OUTLINE


Day 1: Advanced Architectural Patterns & Optimization

Focus: Moving from basic prompts to efficient, high-performance systems.

  • Evolution of Transformers: Deep dive into modern architectures (MoE - Mixture of Experts) and inference acceleration. 
  • Reasoning Models (o-series): When and how to use models with internal "Chain of Thought" for complex logic.
  • Optimization Strategies: Implementing Prompt Caching and Flash Attention to minimize token consumption.
  • Structured Output Engineering: Forcing 100% schema compliance for downstream system integration.
  • Hands-on: Benchmarking GPT-5.5 vs. Gemini 2.0 for reasoning-heavy engineering tasks.


Day 2: RAG 2.0 & Vector Infrastructure

Focus: Designing the "Long-Term Memory" of enterprise AI.

  • Semantic Infrastructure: Deploying Vertex AI Vector Search at scale with HNSW indexing.
  • Advanced Retrieval Strategies: Implementing Hybrid Search (Keyword + Semantic) and Cross-Encoders for re-ranking.
  • Dynamic Grounding: Connecting models to real-world data via Google Search and BigQuery. 
  • Evaluation: Using RAGAS and Ariadne to measure faithfulness and relevancy.
  • Hands-on Lab: Building a RAG pipeline that handles 100,000+ technical documents with sub-second retrieval.


Day 3: Multi-Agent Orchestration & Systems Design

Focus: Building "Digital Teams" that solve multi-step problems.

  • Agentic Design Patterns: ReAct (Reason+Act), Plan-and-Execute, and Tool-use protocols.
  • Orchestration Frameworks: Deep dive into LangGraph (Stateful agents) and AutoGPT-style autonomy.
  • Multi-Agent Collaboration: Managing communication, conflict resolution, and memory sharing between specialized agents.
  • Hands-on Lab: Architecting a "Self-Healing DevOps Agent" that monitors logs, identifies bugs, and submits PRs autonomously.


Day 4: Domain-Specific Models & Model Distillation

Focus: Customizing intelligence for specialized industries. 

  • Industry-Specific Models: Case studies on Med-PaLM (Healthcare), SecLM (Security), and FinGPT (Finance). 
  • Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT): Mastering LoRA and QLoRA for low-cost model adaptation. 
  • Model Distillation: Teaching a smaller model (Gemma 2) to mimic the performance of a massive model (Gemini 1.5 Pro).
  • Hands-on Lab: Distilling a specialized legal reasoning model into a smaller, deployable edge-device model.


Day 5: LLMOps, Security, and Production Scaling

Focus: Monitoring, securing, and shipping AI at scale.

  • The LLMOps Flywheel: Model versioning, prompt management, and automated A/B testing.
  • Security & Red Teaming: Defending against Indirect Prompt Injection and data exfiltration in agentic systems.
  • Monitoring & Debugging: Tracking "Semantic Drift" and setting up real-time toxicity filters.
  • Capstone Project: Final deployment of an autonomous, multi-agent enterprise solution.
  • Technical Defense: Presenting the system's architecture, cost-analysis, and safety framework.


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