Relevant context is inconsistent
Learn how indexing, chunking, embeddings, query strategy, and reranking affect the answer.
Design, evaluate, and deploy retrieval-augmented generation systems that give GenAI applications better grounding and better answers.
Retrieval quality, chunking, evaluation, multimodal content, and deployment choices determine whether a knowledge application works outside a notebook.
Learn how indexing, chunking, embeddings, query strategy, and reranking affect the answer.
Design a practical evaluation loop for retrieval and generation instead of relying on a few happy-path examples.
Explore multimodal, graph, and agentic retrieval patterns when a basic vector search is not enough.
Connect the pipeline, evaluation, deployment, and operating notes in a demonstrable project.
Ingest, chunk, embed, retrieve, and generate from a defined knowledge source.
Compare retrieval strategies and improve context relevance for real questions.
Use evaluation examples to inspect retrieval and generation instead of guessing.
Document production RAG architecture, monitoring, failure modes, and the next engineering step.
Programming and basic LLM familiarity are useful. The sprint focuses on system design and evaluation, not a no-code introduction.
Use a trusted document set, knowledge base, or product-support corpus to show retrieval quality and answer grounding.
Prepare sources, chunk content, and create a retrieval path that can be inspected.
Test retrieval relevance, answer grounding, and failure cases against representative questions.
Explain architecture, monitoring, access, cost, and the next deployment milestone.
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Basic GenAI or software familiarity helps, but the sprint introduces the RAG system path before moving into advanced retrieval and evaluation.
Only use data you are authorised to share. A guided, non-confidential corpus can be used when a private data path is not approved.
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