From demo to application
Move beyond a notebook or chat demo into a workflow with context, state, tools, and a clear user outcome.
Build a production-minded GenAI application from the model layer to retrieval, tools, agents, and a capstone you can demonstrate.
Early GenAI developers often know prompts or APIs but need a practical path through retrieval, tool use, agent boundaries, production quality, and deployment decisions.
Move beyond a notebook or chat demo into a workflow with context, state, tools, and a clear user outcome.
Learn where RAG and enterprise knowledge fit, and how to keep sources and uncertainty visible.
Make room for evaluation, cost, security, observability, and human review before shipping.
Use a guided capstone to connect the application layers and explain what you would improve next.
Choose model interactions, prompts, structured output, and a user-facing workflow.
Use retrieval, enterprise context, tool calling, and controlled actions where they add value.
Review quality, latency, cost, safety, observability, and deployment considerations.
Show a production-ready GenAI application concept with a clear next-iteration plan.
Basic programming familiarity helps. The programme is not a passive tool tour; learners build, test, and review throughout the intensive.
Choose a knowledge assistant, structured content workflow, tool-using helper, or another bounded application brief.
Define the user, model interaction, context, tools, output, and review path.
Document what good output means and how failures return control to a person.
Show the application flow and explain the next production engineering step.
MHGrad’s practice covers GenAI applications, RAG, agents, MCP, software delivery, operations, and responsible AI workflows. Verified trainer credentials and references are available during enrolment conversations.
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Basic programming familiarity is useful, but the course starts with application foundations and builds toward production thinking.
A guided production-ready GenAI application demonstration that connects model use, knowledge, tools, agents, and engineering considerations.
Yes. Ask about a private delivery adapted to your team’s stack, workflow, and schedule.
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