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GEN AI & AGENTIC AI with Python - Session -01| Ashok IT.

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Yeah, perfect, guys. Good.

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So, let's get started with our session

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for today.

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Good evening, guys.

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Welcome to Ashok IT. And today, we are

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here to discuss about generative AI and

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agentic AI development by using Python

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programming language.

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So, the main agenda of today's session

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to understand what is this generative AI

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and agentic AI development and who is

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the trainer for this course and what are

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the prerequisites in order to attend

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this generative AI and agentic AI and

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what is our course content and the daily

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class timings, what is the course

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duration,

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how it is going to help you to upskill

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yourself and what kind of job roles that

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we can apply after attending this

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course. Good. So, this is GenAI and

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agentic AI development with Python

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program. So, this course trainer,

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myself, my name is Mr. Ashok.

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And total, I'm having 12 plus years

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experience in the IT industry, okay? And

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coming to my training experience, I'm

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into software trainings from last 10

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plus years and I'm the founder of Ashok

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IT. So, this Ashok IT Institute I have

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started in the year of 2020. We

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completed 6 years with Ashok IT.

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So, this is very quick introduction

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about your trainer, that myself. So, my

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name is Ashok. I'm having 12 plus years

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of IT working experience. I'm having 10

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plus years of training experience and I

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have started this Ashok IT Institute in

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the year of 2020.

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And coming to our course, GenAI plus

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agentic AI development. So, what is the

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main agenda of this program? What is the

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main agenda of this training? The

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program overview. So, everybody, every

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company currently looking for the

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developers who can develop AI systems.

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Already AI became very popular in the

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market from last 2 years, 3 years.

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Everybody using AI tools. But companies

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are not looking for just AI users.

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Companies are looking for AI developers.

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So, ChatGPT 10th class student also can

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use, fifth class student also can use

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ChatGPT. But companies are looking for

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AI developers, not AI users. So, how

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many of you AI user and how many of you

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are AI developer? Can you respond in the

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chat box? So, at present, what is your

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skill? Are you just using ChatGPT or are

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you able to develop a application like

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ChatGPT? Can you just question yourself

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and answer in the chat box?

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Currently, you are AI user or currently

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you are AI developer?

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You are just using ChatGPT or you are

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you can develop one application like

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ChatGPT?

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So, nowadays, most of the software

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engineers, 99%

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of software engineers,

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software engineers are just AI users

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today.

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99% of software engineers are just AI

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users today. But what companies are

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looking for? Companies are looking for

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looking for Gen AI and agentic AI

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developers.

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Companies are looking for Gen AI agentic

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AI developers. That means companies are

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looking for the developers who can

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develop a software application

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like ChatGPT, like Claude, like Copilot,

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like Claude, like Copilot. Companies

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are looking for AI developers.

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Now, so you just question yourself, what

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is your current position? You are AI

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user or you are AI developer?

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You are AI user or you are AI developer?

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99% of software engineers today are are

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AI users. Are AI users? So, that's where

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the GenAI developers, agentic AI

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developers are having too much demand in

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the market. Too much demand in the

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market. So, that's why today you guys

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are here. The main agenda of this

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course, so if you are really interested,

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if you are really interested to build

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your career in the fast-growing world of

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GenAI, agentic AI, Python, LLMs, RAG

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development, agents development,

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LangChain, LangGraph, and ML Ops. So,

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build your career in the fast-growing

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field of the AI. So, the main agenda of

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this program, build your career in the

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fast-growing world of GenAI,

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agentic AI,

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agentic AI, Python, Python, LLMs,

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RAG systems, okay? Vector databases,

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and AI agents,

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AI agents development, LangChain,

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LangChain, LangGraph,

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LangGraph, MCP,

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MCP,

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okay? And ML Ops.

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Or LLM Ops.

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ML Ops

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or LLM Ops.

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So, this is what the companies are

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expecting from AI developers today. So,

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the main agenda of our program also

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same. So, if you are really interested

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to build your career in the fast-growing

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world of generative AI, agentic AI,

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Python, LLMs, rack systems, vector

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databases, AI agents development by

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using LangChain, LangGraph frameworks,

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MCPs, ML ops, and LLM ops. So, this

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program is designed to take the learners

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from basic level to advanced projects

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development by using these concepts.

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So, the main agenda of this program to

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make you from basic to develop your

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skills from basic level to advanced

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projects development by using these AI

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concepts. Even if they do not have

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programming experience, if you don't

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have Java knowledge, Python knowledge,

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.NET knowledge, no problem. We are going

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to teach everything from the basic. Our

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goal is very simple. I want to make you

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people from zero to hero in the GenAI

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and agentic AI development by using

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Python.

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So, our goal is simple. I want to make

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you zero to hero in the GenAI and

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agentic AI development by using Python.

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That means we can develop our own AI

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tools. We can develop our own AI

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projects once this training is

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completed. At this moment, you are

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having a tag called AI user. After this

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training is completed, you are called as

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AI developer because you can develop

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your own AI tools by using all these

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concepts which are currently trending in

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the market. Now, sir, if I want to

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attend this training, if I want to

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become AI developer, I don't want to

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continue as a AI user, I want to become

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a AI developer, then you can stay in

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this meeting for the next 1 hour with

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me. Okay, so what are the prerequisites

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in order to attend this training? To be

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frank, there are no specific

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prerequisites in order to attend this

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training.

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There are no specific prerequisites

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available in order to attend this

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training. This program is a suitable for

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beginners and we are going to start from

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basics and gradually we will move

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towards advanced real-time projects

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development by using all these GenAI

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agent K concepts. No specific

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prerequisites. If you don't have any

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programming experience, no problem. Sir,

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I am from non-IT background. Can I

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learn? Yes, because we are starting from

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the zero. Sir, I am a fresher. Can I

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learn? Yes. Sir, I am from the Java

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background. Yes, I can join you can

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join. Sir, I am from .NET background. No

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problem. Sir, I am from DevOps

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background. Sir, I am completely from

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non-IT background. No problem. Because

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we are starting from the zero. So, very

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beginning, what is AI, how to use AI,

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and how to develop the AI, how to deploy

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the AI. All those concepts we are going

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to discuss as part of this training

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program.

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Are you guys clear? What are the

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prerequisites for this training?

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What are the prerequisites? No

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prerequisites required. This program is

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suitable for beginners. We will start

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from basics and gradually we will move

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towards advanced and real-time projects

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development. Sir, what we are going to

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learn in this program? So, what you are

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going to learn in this program? In this

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program, you are going to learn Python

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from scratch.

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You are going to learn Python from the

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scratch. If you want to become AI

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developer, the most important language,

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the most important skill that is

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required is Python. Because currently,

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all the AI tools, all the GenAI

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applications, large language models are

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getting developed by using Python

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programming language because that is

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very simple, that is very easy to use.

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So, I'm going to teach you Python from

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the scratch. So, if you don't know

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anything about programming, no problem.

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We are going to start with the Python

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programming. Then after this Python

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programming, we are going to understand

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Python libraries. In order to work with

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the AI applications, we need some

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libraries. Example, NumPy required,

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Pandas required, Matplotlib required,

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Fast API is required, PyTorch is

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required, TensorFlow is required. Some

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Python libraries are available which we

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are using as part of AI development.

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Those libraries also we are going to

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cover as part of this training. Then

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after that, we are going to learn

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machine learning fundamentals. How

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machine learning projects are working

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and how deep learning projects are

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working.

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Okay? How machine learning fundamentals

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are working, how machine learning

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projects are working, how deep learning

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projects are working. So, earlier, these

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machine learning deep learning concepts

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are having too much demand. But today,

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these concepts became traditional AI

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methodologies and today the trend is

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GenAI application, agentic AI

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application. Before going to understand

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GenAI and agentic AI development, I'm

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going to cover the fundamental concepts

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of machine learning and deep learning

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algorithms also. Once it is completed,

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then we are going to understand large

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language models.

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We are going to understand large

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language models. Nothing but the

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generative AI applications development

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we are going to learn.

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GenAI applications development we are

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going to learn. And we are also going to

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learn rag systems, rag based systems.

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Rag based systems using vector

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databases.

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Okay? And we are going to work with AI

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agents development. We are going to work

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with AI agents development. That is

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nothing but agentic AI. Then after that,

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we are going to understand agentic

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workflows.

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We are going to understand agentic

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workflows, and we are going to work with

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real-time projects implementation.

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How to implement real-time project

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scenarios by using this GenAI and

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agentic AI. Real-time projects

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development we are going to implement.

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Then after that, we are going to

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understand GenAI and agentic AI

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application deployments in the cloud.

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We are going to understand application

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deployments in the cloud. That concept

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is called ML Ops and LLM Ops. Okay?

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So, when you work with machine learning,

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that is called ML Ops. Now we are

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working with LLMs, it is called LLM Ops.

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Then after that, we are going to work

12:31

with interview preparation and resume

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building.

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We are going to work with interview

12:37

preparation and resume building. So,

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these are the concepts that you are

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going to learn as part of this GenAI and

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agentic AI development program. So, the

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course prerequisites are nothing. Our

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main goal, zero to hero. I want to make

12:52

you zero to hero in the GenAI and

12:54

agentic AI development with Python.

12:56

Currently, it is a trending in the

12:58

market. As I told you, in the IT

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industry, 99% of the till today, 99% of

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the software engineers are just using AI

13:07

tools. They are called AI users. But the

13:09

demand is there in the market for AI

13:11

developers. Even third class, fourth

13:13

class students also using AI. But we are

13:16

software engineers. We are already doing

13:18

the job. We should not stop at AI user.

13:21

We should become AI developer. So,

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that's where GenAI and agentic AI

13:26

development comes into picture. Okay,

13:28

now in order to attend this program,

13:30

what are the prerequisites? No

13:32

prerequisites are there because we are

13:34

starting this course from the basic

13:36

level. What is Python? How to install

13:39

Python? How to work with the Python

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variables, data types, methods, oops

13:43

concepts, exception handling, file

13:45

handling. Then we will start with the

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Python libraries, then machine learning

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fundamentals, deep learning

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fundamentals, LLM's integration, LLM's

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development, generative AI projects

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development, rack systems

13:57

implementation, agents development,

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agent workflow automation, real-time

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projects development, application

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deployments in the cloud, interview

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preparation, resume building, everything

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we are going to cover as part of this

14:10

training. That's why I told you this is

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a zero to hero course for people who

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want to start their career as a AI

14:17

developer. This is

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This is zero to hero course for the

14:22

people who want to start their career.

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Who want to start their career.

14:32

Come on guys. Are you clear with my

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point? Are you able to follow me?

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Are you clear with my point? Are you

14:39

able to follow me? So you want to be as

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a AI user or you want to become AI

14:43

developer?

14:45

AI user or AI developer? Who will have

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more demand in the future?

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Who will have demand in the future? User

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AI users or AI developers?

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AI developers. All right, good. So this

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course content, so no prerequisites

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available. These are the concepts you

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are going to learn. And this course

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content I have divided into multiple

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modules guys. This course content I have

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divided into multiple modules. So here

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first module we are going to cover

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Python programming, core Python plus

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advanced Python. From the fundamental

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concepts, what is Python, why Python,

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how to set up Python, how to develop the

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applications by using Python. All the

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Python fundamental concepts we are going

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to cover. Then, as part of this Python

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programming, these all the topics I'm

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going to cover. Introduction to Python,

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Python installation, how to set up our

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set environment to work with Python,

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variables, operators, conditional

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statements, loops, strings, data

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structures, functions, packages,

15:53

modules, file handling, exception

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handling, oops. Okay, working with APIs,

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database connectivity, real-time coding

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practices. All these concepts will be

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covered as part of our Python

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programming module. Once it is

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completed, then module two, we are going

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to start with Python libraries for the

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AI development. So, these are very,

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very, very important if you want to

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become a AI developer. Python libraries.

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So, what libraries we need to learn,

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guys? Here, we need to learn about to

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NumPy, which is used to work with the

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numerical Python. And we need to work

16:29

with the Pandas, which is used for a

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data cleaning activity. And we need to

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work with the Matplotlib, which is used

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for the data visualization. Data

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visualization. And we are going to work

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with the some maths related concepts

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also, probability and statistics.

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Probability and stats concepts are

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required. Okay? And we are going to work

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with the We are going to work with the

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scikit-learn, which is used for

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developing machine learning projects.

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Okay? And we are going to work with the

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FastAPI, which is used to expose our

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GenAI application as a REST API. And we

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are going to learn Streamlit UI to

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develop UI functionality for our GenAI

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project. Like these some important

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Python libraries we are going to cover

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as part of module two. Then coming to

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module three, we are going to discuss

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about machine learning and deep learning

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algorithms. So before this is GenAI and

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DKA, the trend was machine learning and

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deep learning. Those concepts we are

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going to discuss. So what I'm going to

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cover in the machine learning?

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Supervised learning, unsupervised

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learning, reinforcement learning,

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regression algorithms, classification

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algorithms, clustering algorithms will

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be available. Decision trees, random

17:44

forest will be available. Coming to deep

17:46

learning, after back propagation will be

17:48

available. Optimizers, CNN, RNN,

17:51

transformers, all those concepts comes

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into picture when we talk about machine

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learning and deep learning. Okay? So

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those concepts, if you want, I can paste

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here. In the syllabus document, those

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are available. Machine learning, deep

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learning algorithms, what I'm going to

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cover. Introduction to machine learning,

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types of machine learning, how to work

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with these algorithms in the machine

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learning, and how to work with the deep

18:14

learning algorithms. Those things we are

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going to discuss. Those things we are

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going to discuss. Okay? Module one is

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the Python programming, fundamentals of

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the Python. Even if you are from non-IT,

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no problem. We are going to start from

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the scratch. Then Python libraries which

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are required for the AI development.

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Module three, machine learning and deep

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learning algorithms we are going to

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discuss.

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And coming to module four, coming to the

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module four, LLMs and prompt engineering

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we are going to discuss. So currently,

18:44

we are using ChatGPT. How the ChatGPT is

18:47

working in the background, guys? ChatGPT

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is a UI application. In the background,

18:52

ChatGPT is working based on one LLM. So

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every every AI application is working

18:59

based on one LLM concept. So in the

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background, one LLM will be available.

19:04

So what are all the LLMs available in

19:06

the market? Here, OpenAI company

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developed a LLM called the

19:12

Okay, guys? And Google developed one LLM

19:14

called the Gemini. Gemini. Anthropic

19:17

company developed one Anthropic Cloud.

19:20

Cloud is one Cloud application is using

19:22

one LLM which is called Sonnet. Sonnet.

19:25

Meta company, Facebook Meta people

19:27

developed one LLM Llama. So, like this

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there are so many LLMs are already

19:32

available in the market. So, this LLM is

19:36

a trained this LLM is a big project.

19:38

Companies are spending lot of money,

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billions of dollars they're spending in

19:42

order to develop the LLM, train the LLM,

19:46

test the LLM. So, LLM nothing but which

19:48

is a pre-trained program. Now, here

19:51

today we are using ChatGPT. We are using

19:54

Copilot. And we are using Cloud. So, how

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all these applications are working? So,

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how this is ChatGPT is working? How this

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Cloud is working? How this a Cloud tool

20:06

is working in the market?

20:08

Okay? And how this

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How this Copilot is working in the

20:12

market? So, all these are front-end

20:14

applications only. This ChatGPT, Cloud,

20:17

Copilot. In the background, these

20:19

applications are having a LLM. So, the

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LLM nothing but large language model.

20:25

So, why it is called as a large language

20:27

model? They trained that model with

20:30

billions of parameters. That's why it is

20:33

called as large. So, what they have

20:35

done? So, the companies developed the

20:37

companies developed a model machine

20:40

learning model. And they trained model

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model trained.

20:44

Trained. After training, they tested

20:47

that model. They fine-tuned that model.

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They fine-tuned that model. And they

20:52

have deployed model. That's why we are

20:55

able to use them.

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Developed a model. They trained trained

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trained with trained with a billions of

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parameters.

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Trained this model with a billions of

21:06

parameters. That's why it is called

21:07

large language model. And they tested

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80% of data for the training, 20% of the

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data they use for testing. 80/20 formula

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they are going to follow. Whenever a

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company, anybody, when they are working

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on machine learning project or any AI

21:23

project, they will follow 80% 20%

21:27

formula. What is that 80% 20%? So,

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whatever the data they collect, 80% of

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the data they will use for training the

21:35

model, 20% of the data they will use to

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test the model. As part of the testing,

21:41

they will check the accuracy of the

21:42

model. For the given question, the AI

21:45

tool is able to generate the response

21:47

correctly or not. If it is responding

21:49

correctly, no problem, training is

21:50

success. If it is not able to respond

21:52

properly, that means training is

21:54

incomplete. They need to train the model

21:56

with new data set. That is called model

21:58

fine-tuning. Once the model fine-tuning

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is completed, they will deploy the model

22:02

in the cloud. So, that model we are able

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to access today. Those models we are

22:07

using today. Right? So, ChatGPT is

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working based on the GPT model developed

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ChatGPT is an OpenAI company project.

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So, OpenAI company developed one LLM

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called GPT. And Google Gemini is

22:19

available. Google developed their own

22:21

LLM. Claude developed their own LLM

22:24

called Sonnet. Meta Facebook company

22:26

developed their own LLM called LLaMA.

22:29

LLaMA. And here, Microsoft company

22:32

developed this Copilot. GitHub Copilot

22:34

tool is available. It is working based

22:36

on the LLM. So, currently, the people,

22:39

the software engineers are depending on

22:41

these tools in the market to complete

22:43

their activity. That means you are using

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a ChatGPT, you are using Claude, you are

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using Copilot. In the background, these

22:51

tools are connecting to the LLM models

22:54

developed by those companies. As those

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companies invested lot of time, lot of

22:59

money for the model development, for

23:02

model training, model testing, model

23:04

fine-tuning, model deployment. Now, they

23:07

are charging money from the AI users

23:09

based on the tokens. Now, you send me a

23:12

request to the ChatGPT, internally

23:14

ChatGPT will connect with the LLM, it

23:17

will get the response from the LLM, that

23:19

LLM response will send it to you. So,

23:21

whatever the question that you are

23:23

giving to the ChatGPT, that question is

23:25

called as a prompt. It's not like a

23:27

request. You are giving a prompt. When

23:29

you are giving that prompt, that that

23:31

tool, that AI tool, is providing the

23:34

response for you in the form of tokens.

23:36

So, token is nothing but the number of

23:38

words or number of sentences or number

23:40

of characters that you are getting. So,

23:42

number of tokens, how many tokens that

23:45

you are receiving, based on these number

23:47

of tokens, they are charging. So, how

23:49

this OpenAI company getting the money?

23:53

They are giving ChatGPT. So many people

23:55

are using ChatGPT. So, you are using

23:57

free version of the ChatGPT, you will

23:59

get the less number of best outputs.

24:01

Best outputs will not come. When you go

24:03

for free version of ChatGPT. When you go

24:06

for commercial version, when you take

24:07

the purchase, when you purchase the

24:09

license of the ChatGPT, then it will

24:11

give you better results because when you

24:13

take the license, they will use the bet-

24:16

better LLM to respond for your question.

24:18

Okay? So, now people are just using the

24:21

tools. Now, companies are looking for

24:23

LLM developers, generative AI

24:26

application development. Okay? So, if

24:29

you want to become AI developer, you

24:31

should understand what is this LLM, how

24:34

the LLMs are working, how to integrate

24:37

the LLMs in our application, how to

24:40

develop our own LLMs. So, these things

24:42

we need to understand. And how to give

24:45

the prompt, how to give the better

24:46

prompt, how to use the tokens in the

24:49

simple manner, how to save our money

24:52

when we are using these AI tools. So,

24:54

all these a if you know, then you can

24:57

reduce your AI tool billing also. Proper

25:01

prompts if you use, better outputs you

25:03

will get.

25:04

Proper prompts if you give, better

25:06

outputs you are going to get.

25:08

So, all these things you need to

25:09

understand as part of this AI

25:11

development. So, I know you already

25:14

using AI tools, but I think most of the

25:17

people don't know how to use the AI tool

25:20

effectively. How to give the prompt to

25:22

the AI tool, most of the people don't

25:25

have that clarity. Have you know about a

25:28

concept Do Do you know a concept called

25:30

zero-shot prompting?

25:32

Do you know a concept called one-shot

25:34

prompting?

25:35

Do you know a concept called few-shot

25:37

prompting?

25:39

Do you know a concept called chain of

25:40

thoughts in prompting?

25:44

Are you following these principles when

25:45

you are using AI tools?

25:48

How many of you using these concepts

25:50

when you are asking a question to the

25:51

ChatGPT?

25:54

If you don't know these concepts when

25:56

you are using the ChatGPT or Claude,

25:58

that means you don't know prompt

26:01

engineering concept.

26:03

You don't know how to use the AI tool

26:05

properly. Randomly you are asking

26:07

question, they are giving some answer,

26:08

that's it. That is not the good way.

26:11

That is not the good prompt. Basically,

26:13

you are using ChatGPT with bad prompts.

26:16

So, I know how people will use ChatGPT.

26:18

Suppose if you want to know about a

26:20

concept, what is the DevOps?

26:22

Simple.

26:23

You will give this question to the

26:25

ChatGPT, it will give some answer for

26:26

you. Am I right?

26:28

Are you following the same process?

26:29

Explain Java. Explain Python oops

26:32

concepts. Explain what is the decorator

26:34

in the Python. So, a single-line

26:36

question people are giving to the

26:37

ChatGPT. That is called bad prompt.

26:40

That is called bad prompt. Your tokens

26:42

will be wasted, and you will not get the

26:44

best output from the AI tool. If you

26:47

want to save the tokens, if you want to

26:49

get the best result from the AI tools,

26:52

you need to follow these concepts.

26:54

Zero-shot prompting, one-shot prompting,

26:56

few-shot prompting, chain-of-thoughts

26:58

prompting, step-by-step prompting. These

27:01

techniques you need to follow when you

27:03

are using AI tools. So, how to know

27:05

these techniques? As part of prompt

27:07

engineering, we are going to learn. What

27:09

is prompt engineering? How to write the

27:11

prompts? How to write the effective

27:13

prompts? All those things we are going

27:15

to discuss.

27:18

All those things we are going to

27:19

discuss.

27:21

Are you clear with my point?

27:24

Are you guys So, you are currently AI

27:26

user, but you are not perfect AI user.

27:30

You are AI user, I agree. You are using

27:32

ChatGPT, you are AI user, but you are

27:35

missing some concepts to get the better

27:38

results from the AI.

27:40

What you are going to miss? What you are

27:42

missing? That I will cover in the prompt

27:44

engineering concept. Then you will

27:46

realize how to use the AI tools

27:48

properly. So, this module is going to

27:51

help you to understand how AI tools are

27:54

currently working. Okay? How to

27:56

integrate the existing AI tools in our

27:58

project? What is the prompt engineering?

28:01

So, these all topics I'm going to cover

28:03

as part of this. What is the LLM? How

28:06

the AI tools are working? What is a

28:08

token? What is a context window? What is

28:11

a model temperature? What is model

28:13

parameter? Prompt engineering, advanced

28:16

prompt engineering, zero-shot, few-shot,

28:19

chain-of- thoughts, role-based

28:20

prompting, prompt templates, how to

28:23

integrate open AI model in our project,

28:25

how to integrate Google Gemini in our

28:27

project, cloud integration, building our

28:30

own AI application using APIs, best

28:33

practices for the prompt design. All

28:36

these things we are going to learn as

28:38

part of our module four.

28:40

So, then once it is completed, then in

28:42

the module five, our actual application

28:46

development will start. Generative AI

28:49

and application development by using rag

28:51

system. This module focus on building

28:54

real world gen AI applications. So, what

28:57

topics I'm going to cover in this module

29:00

five? Introduction to the generative AI,

29:03

how to implement a text generation

29:05

application by using this AI, how to

29:07

develop our own chatbot, how to work

29:10

with a document question answer system,

29:12

how to work with PDF based question

29:15

answering, how to work with embeddings

29:17

and vector databases in the gen AI

29:19

project, how to work with the rag

29:21

architecture, how to implement rags,

29:24

okay? and how to build a rag

29:26

applications with PDFs, websites and

29:28

databases, AI chatbot with a knowledge

29:30

base, knowledge base like LangChain

29:33

pipelines we are going to implement. How

29:36

to give the knowledge base to the LLM

29:38

and real time gen AI projects

29:40

development we are going to discuss.

29:43

Then, once these gen AI concepts are

29:46

completed, the next one will move to

29:49

agentic AI development by using

29:51

LangChain, LangGraph, MCP and agents

29:54

development. So, this is one of the most

29:57

important module of this program. So,

29:59

here you are going to learn how to build

30:02

intelligent AI agents. That agent can

30:06

plan, that agent can think, that agent

30:08

can use the tools, that agent can

30:10

complete the task on its own. Currently,

30:13

the companies are looking for agentic AI

30:16

developers. That means you should be

30:18

able to develop the agent on your own.

30:21

You should be able to develop the agent

30:24

on your own. So, what is the

30:26

responsibility of that agent? That agent

30:29

should be able to think, that agent

30:31

should be able to plan, that agent

30:33

should be able to complete the task on

30:35

its own. So, that is called intelligent

30:38

AI system development. So, here we are

30:41

going to understand what is the agent AI

30:44

and how to develop AI agents by using

30:47

agentic AI agents architecture, agent

30:50

workflows, agent planning, tools usage

30:53

in the agents, how to work with

30:55

multi-step task execution. Then we are

30:58

going to work with LangChain. By using

31:00

LangChain recently in my current journey

31:03

AI project batch, I am covering

31:05

LangChain for them. So how to work with

31:08

agents development by using LangChain.

31:11

So let me show you. Here, I am teaching

31:13

them how to develop a agent tool. How to

31:16

develop the agent by using LangChain AI

31:18

chatbot. So currently, the if some

31:21

people will integrate the LLMs in their

31:23

project, but just getting the data from

31:26

the LLM is not sufficient. We need to

31:28

fetch the data by using DB call. We need

31:30

to fetch the data from the API call. We

31:33

need to integrate the rag. Then we

31:35

should prepare a prompt. Then we should

31:37

talk to the LLM. Then we need to pass

31:39

the response by using parser. So this is

31:42

one generative AI project by using

31:44

LangChain. This is called LangChain

31:47

pipeline. See here. So in my currently,

31:50

I am running two batches for generative

31:52

AI. One is running at morning 7:30. One

31:55

is running at evening 8:00 p.m. This is

31:57

another batch which is started today at

31:59

7:00 p.m. In the morning, and a 9:00

32:01

p.m. batch is there. So in that, we are

32:03

teaching this LangChain concept. They

32:05

are working on the agentic AI now. So in

32:08

the agentic AI, we are working with this

32:10

LangChain integration. So get the

32:13

LangChain nothing but set of steps. The

32:15

knowledge base that we need to fetch, we

32:17

need to fetch the data from all these

32:19

components, and we should give to the

32:20

LLM. That is our agent development, our

32:23

chatbot development. LangChain. So if

32:26

you want to implement complex

32:28

applications, then we need to go for

32:30

LangGraph. Okay? If your pipeline is a

32:33

simple and straightforward, then you can

32:35

go for LangChain. If your pipeline is

32:38

complex, the decision-making, looping,

32:39

conditionals are required, then we need

32:42

to go for LangGraph to develop our

32:44

application. Then we need to work on MCP

32:47

servers. How to integrate multiple

32:49

systems, MCP server, MCP client in our

32:53

agents development. Okay? Then after

32:55

that, we are going to work on our own

32:58

agents development by using all these

33:00

concepts. As part of the module six,

33:03

Agent DKA, LangChain, LangGraph, MCP, AI

33:07

agents we are going to develop. Then

33:10

once this GenAI and Agent DKA is

33:12

completed, the last module, the as part

33:15

of our syllabus, that is going to be

33:18

module seven. As part of the module

33:20

seven, we are going to understand MLops,

33:24

MLops, and

33:26

LLMops. So this module is going to help

33:29

you to understand how to deploy our

33:32

applications in the cloud as a

33:34

production grade application. This

33:36

module is going to help you to

33:37

understand how to deploy and maintain AI

33:41

applications in the production. Sir, can

33:43

you share these notes? Yes, ma'am. After

33:46

this class, I will share the notes for

33:48

you. So I have created one Google

33:50

Classroom for this batch. So I'm giving

33:53

Google Classroom link in the chat box.

33:55

So please click on that link and join.

33:57

Then after this class is completed, this

34:00

class video, this class notes, I will

34:03

share in the Google Classroom.

34:05

After this class is completed, this

34:07

class notes and class video, I will

34:09

share in the Google Classroom. Google

34:11

Classroom link I'm giving in the Zoom

34:13

chat box. So I request you people to

34:15

click on that link and join. So after

34:17

this class is completed, you no need to

34:19

ask anybody for the video and notes.

34:21

Immediately after the class completion,

34:24

in front of you, I will share the video

34:26

and I will share the notes also. And I

34:28

will give you detailed syllabus PDF

34:31

document also for this training.

34:33

Is this clear? Good. So, we are trying

34:36

to understand who is your trainer for

34:38

this GenAI and Agent AI course. Okay?

34:41

And we are going to understand what are

34:43

the So, I mean we discussed about

34:44

already who is the trainer and currently

34:47

what is the problem in the market and

34:49

what companies are expecting. Currently

34:51

in the market, people are just using AI

34:53

tools, but companies are looking for AI

34:56

developers. So, in this program, I'm

34:58

going to cover all these concepts. So,

35:01

if you are really serious to build your

35:03

career as a AI developer, then by using

35:06

all these concepts you need to

35:08

understand. You need to learn all these

35:10

concepts in order to become AI

35:12

developer. So, this program is designed

35:14

from a zero to hero course for the

35:16

people who want to become GenAI and

35:19

Agent AI developers with the Python. So,

35:22

this main goal This course's main goal

35:24

zero to hero in GenAI and Agent AI

35:26

development. No prerequisites, guys. As

35:29

I told you, I'm starting from the

35:31

scratch. Okay? So, we are going to

35:33

discuss Python programming. The course

35:36

will start with the Python programming,

35:38

the first module. All the Python

35:40

fundamental concepts you will learn.

35:42

Then, the most important part here,

35:44

Python libraries. Without knowing these

35:46

libraries, you cannot develop AI

35:48

systems. You cannot develop GenAI

35:50

projects. You cannot develop Agent AI

35:52

projects if you don't have clarity on

35:54

these concepts.

35:56

Okay, guys. Right? Next one, in the

35:59

module three, machine learning and deep

36:01

learning algorithms we are going to

36:02

touch. Some fundamental concepts we are

36:04

going to learn before GenAI how ML DL

36:07

projects are used in the market. But,

36:10

currently trend in the market is GenAI.

36:12

GenAI. So, once these concepts are

36:15

completed, then we will start start with

36:17

the LLM concept and prompt engineering.

36:20

As I told you, what is LLM? So, so many

36:23

AI projects are already running in the

36:25

market. How those AI projects are

36:27

working, those AI projects are working

36:29

based on LLM's concept. So, we need to

36:32

learn how to use the existing LLM's and

36:35

how to develop our own LLM, how to

36:37

deploy our own LLM. So, that's why we

36:40

need to learn what is LLM and what is a

36:43

prompt engineering. Okay? Then,

36:46

generative AI applications development,

36:48

agentic AI applications development,

36:50

LangChain, LangGraph, MCP, agents

36:53

development we are going to learn. The

36:55

next one, ML ops and LLM ops also we are

36:58

going to learn. So, as part of this I'm

37:00

going to cover

37:02

So, how to integrate our code in the

37:04

GitHub. When you are developing GenAI

37:06

project,

37:07

whenever

37:08

Yogesh Yogesh is asking, "Sir, is this a

37:11

live session or recorded video?" Mr.

37:13

Yogesh, this is a live session. After

37:15

this class is completed, I will give the

37:17

time for you people to interact with me.

37:20

So, anybody who is having a question,

37:22

you can send me in the chat box. And at

37:24

the end of the session, you can uh talk

37:27

to me if you are having any question.

37:30

Okay, guys? So, post your question in

37:32

the chat box now.

37:34

Good. So, what are the topics we are

37:36

going to cover? Git and GitHub, version

37:38

controls, how to dockerize our

37:40

applications, how to use Kubernetes, how

37:43

to work with the CI/CD pipelines, how to

37:45

work with the cloud deployments, model

37:47

development, model deployment, how to

37:50

implement logging in our GenAI

37:51

applications, production-ready

37:53

configuration. So, deployment's

37:55

automation by using N8N architecture.

37:57

All those things we are going to

37:59

discuss.

38:00

All those things we are going to discuss

38:02

as part of this training.

38:04

Okay, guys? Then, last one, interview

38:07

preparation. Sir, if I learn this

38:09

program, then how to prepare my resume?

38:12

Sir, already I'm a Java developer. How

38:14

can I add these skills in my Java

38:16

development resume? Sir, I'm a DevOps

38:18

engineer. How can I add these GenAI

38:21

skills in my DevOps resume. Sir, I am

38:23

from automation testing. How can I

38:25

switch my career from testing to the AI

38:28

development? So, that interview guidance

38:29

will be available, resume preparation

38:31

concepts also will be available, and we

38:33

are going to give you interview

38:35

questions as well. I hope you are clear.

38:38

What are the prerequisites and what is

38:41

our course content? Sir, then who can

38:43

attend this training? So, people are

38:45

joining from different different

38:47

locations, and people are coming from

38:49

different different backgrounds. Sir,

38:51

who can attend? Today, can we say AI is

38:54

optional for anybody?

38:56

In the today's market, can we say AI is

38:59

optional for developers? AI is optional

39:01

for the testers? AI is optional for

39:04

students?

39:07

So, is there any industry which is not

39:08

using AI today?

39:15

Guys?

39:18

Is there any industry currently which is

39:20

not using AI? So, then you tell me, who

39:23

can attend this AI?

39:25

Who can attend this AI?

39:28

If you are a fresher,

39:30

yes, you have to attend. If you are a

39:32

developer also, you have to attend. If

39:35

you are working as a DevOps engineer

39:37

also, you have to attend. If you are a

39:39

tester also, this is very important for

39:41

you to switch to the AI development and

39:43

AI testing. Non-IT students also can

39:46

join for this course. Final year

39:48

students also can join for this course.

39:50

If you are already working in the IT,

39:52

and if you want to switch to the AI,

39:54

then you have to join for this. If you

39:56

are having some career gap also, no

39:58

problem. So, if you want to learn AI

40:00

applications development from the

40:02

scratch, then this course is going to

40:04

help you. So, students, freshers,

40:07

developers, operations team, cloud

40:09

engineers, testers, non-IT people,

40:12

anybody. If you are If you want to

40:16

become AI developer, then you can join

40:18

for this course. I can't say AI is

40:21

optional for anybody. AI is mandatory

40:23

for everybody today.

40:25

AI is mandatory for everybody today. So,

40:29

all you people should learn the AI.

40:30

Everybody should learn the AI. If you

40:32

want to survive in the IT industry, then

40:35

definitely you have to learn this AI

40:37

development. AI development. So, you

40:40

tell me, earlier, what was the most most

40:43

difficult task in the IT industry, guys?

40:46

Why I'm saying this course is important

40:48

today? So, before this ChatGPT, Copilot,

40:51

Cloud, what was the most difficult task

40:54

in the IT industry? Coding. But today,

40:58

today what is the most easy task in the

41:00

IT?

41:05

Coding only.

41:07

So, why this course is important today?

41:09

Earlier, one of the most difficult roles

41:12

in IT was the development role because

41:14

developers had to write the most of the

41:16

code manually. Today, software industry

41:19

is changing because of AI tools.

41:22

So, earlier, every developer should

41:24

write each and every line of code on

41:26

their own. But today, the AI tools have

41:29

changed completely. So, earlier, manual

41:31

coding process, but today, wipe coding

41:34

process is available. Now, let me show

41:36

you one example for the wipe coding.

41:39

Let me show you one example for the wipe

41:41

coding. I want to develop one Spring

41:44

Boot REST API with a JWT security, guys.

41:47

Okay? Act as a Act as a Spring Boot

41:51

developer.

41:52

Act as a Spring Boot developer.

41:55

Develop Spring Boot REST API

41:58

with a user register

42:02

login functionalities

42:05

login functionality using JWT security.

42:10

Make a production ready.

42:13

Now, so earlier, if I want to implement

42:16

this requirement, minimum 2 days of time

42:19

is required. If I want to develop this

42:21

task in my project earlier before this

42:23

AI, if I get this task in my company, I

42:26

need minimum 2 to 3 days of time to

42:28

complete. I need to create the project.

42:31

Everything I need to do on my own.

42:33

Security I need to implement. Logging I

42:35

need to implement. Exception handling,

42:37

JWT token. I need to make my application

42:40

production ready with the docker. But

42:42

today, you see what is happening in the

42:45

market.

42:46

So, 2 days of work

42:48

earlier. So, if you give this task for

42:51

one ex-3 years experienced developer,

42:53

they will take minimum 2 to 3 days of

42:56

time to complete this coding. And that

42:59

too, there is no guarantee that code

43:00

will work as expected or not.

43:03

And there is no guarantee that the code

43:05

is going to work as expected or not when

43:07

a person developed that logic in the

43:09

project. But today, whatever the

43:11

requirement that I'm having, I'm giving

43:14

my I'm giving my requirement to the

43:16

ChatGPT, one of the AI tool. How does

43:19

the ChatGPT is working? Internally,

43:21

ChatGPT tool is connected to one LLM.

43:25

So, whatever the question that I asked

43:27

to the ChatGPT, this question is called

43:30

as a prompt. And whatever the response

43:32

I'm going to get from the ChatGPT LLM,

43:35

that is called a token. Based on the

43:37

number of tokens they are giving to me,

43:39

the charges applicable.

43:41

The charges applicable. They It is

43:43

thinking. It is analyzing my

43:44

requirement, and it is going to write

43:46

the code line by line for me.

43:49

It is analyzing my requirement, and it

43:51

is going to write the code line by line

43:53

for me.

43:54

So, this is called wipe coding. So,

43:57

earlier, the most difficult job in the

43:59

IT industry was development. Today, that

44:02

the development process became very

44:03

easy.

44:04

Today, the development process became

44:06

very easy because of this white coding.

44:09

So, ChatGPT is thinking, it is analyzing

44:12

my requirement, and it will write the

44:14

code for me. You write the code for me.

44:16

Let's wait for some time. So, earlier,

44:18

people are following manual coding

44:20

process. Today, people are following

44:22

white coding. White coding means you

44:25

don't need to write the code line by

44:26

line on your own. You just need to tell

44:29

your requirement, then ChatGPT is going

44:31

to do that code. Not only ChatGPT, there

44:34

are so many tools already available in

44:36

the market. There are so many tools

44:38

already available in the market. Now,

44:39

see here, it started writing the code

44:42

for me. I created I just given my input

44:45

in two lines, guys.

44:47

I have given my input just in two lines.

44:49

That is a prompt. So, what this AI tool

44:51

is doing? So, it is creating a project

44:54

with all these functionalities. User

44:56

registration, login, JWT token, refresh

45:00

token, logout and token revocation,

45:03

bcrypt bcrypt password hashing,

45:05

role-based authorization, Postgres

45:08

integration, okay? Flyway database

45:10

migration, global exception handling,

45:12

request validation, Docker and Docker

45:15

Compose, actuator health endpoint,

45:17

externalized production

45:19

Oh my god.

45:22

So So many things it is implementing,

45:24

guys. Project structure it is creating

45:28

for me. And it created the actual

45:30

endpoints for my application, API

45:33

endpoints, JSON request, JSON response,

45:36

okay? Refresh token logic they have

45:38

provided. And all these things it is

45:41

implementing for us.

45:42

All these things it is implementing for

45:44

us. This is how download the complete

45:47

Spring Boot project. They have given the

45:49

code in the downloadable format.

45:51

So, if I click on this link, the project

45:54

will be downloaded as a zip file, guys.

45:56

If I click on this now, you see the

45:58

project is getting downloaded as a zip

46:01

file for us.

46:03

Now, if I want to develop the same

46:05

project on my own,

46:07

if I want to develop the same project on

46:09

my own, how much time it will take for

46:11

me being a developer?

46:13

If I want to develop the same kind of

46:15

project, how much time it will take for

46:16

us guys? Now, whatever the task I have

46:19

given, it will develop the project and

46:21

given a zip file for me. Just I can

46:24

extract and import and I can run. So,

46:27

maximum it will take 5 minutes of time

46:30

to complete the task now.

46:32

Three days of task we completed in the 5

46:34

minutes. This is AI revolution.

46:38

Now, tell me, still do you write the

46:40

code line by line in your company?

46:46

Tell me, still do you

46:47

still do you think that companies are

46:49

expecting a developer who can write

46:51

everything on their own?

46:53

No. Companies are looking for white

46:55

coders.

46:56

Three days of work is reduced to 5

46:59

minutes of time.

47:02

24 hours of work is getting completed in

47:04

5 minutes of time. That is the change in

47:07

the IT industry today.

47:10

Now, how can you skip the AI? Is AI

47:13

optional for anybody now?

47:15

You tell me.

47:16

Is AI optional for anybody now?

47:21

Come on guys, please respond.

47:24

Is AI optional for anybody now?

47:28

AI is not optional for anybody today.

47:32

AI is not optional for anybody today.

47:36

Are you getting my point?

47:40

Are you guys getting my point?

47:54

Are you getting my point?

47:57

Very good.

47:58

Very good. So, earlier the coding was

48:01

one of the most difficult task, but

48:03

today the coding is one of the most

48:05

easiest task because of this white

48:07

coding. Somebody is asking, are you

48:08

going to cover NLP? Yes, sir, NLP will

48:10

be covered.

48:12

NLP will be covered.

48:14

Okay, good. So, here here as the white

48:18

coding is becoming very popular in the

48:20

market, you should not be as a AI user,

48:23

you need to become a AI developer. So,

48:26

that's where we are starting this Gen AI

48:29

as in TK development with the Python.

48:31

Sir, coming to our course details,

48:34

coming to our course details, what we

48:37

are going to cover, what is the

48:40

information regarding this course. So,

48:42

this course is starting from today,

48:44

guys. Today is our first session.

48:47

Today is our first session. Course is

48:49

starting from today. And what are the

48:52

daily class timings? Daily class timings

48:55

will be there from 7:00 p.m. to 8:15

48:59

p.m. IST. Daily 1 hour 15 minutes of

49:02

session will be available. And weekly

49:06

weekly the classes will be five. Weekly

49:10

five days will be available. Monday to

49:12

Friday the classes are available for us.

49:15

And the course duration, it is going to

49:18

take three months of time. Three months

49:21

of time. And the mode is online classes.

49:25

Daily online live classes will be

49:28

available. As I told you, for this

49:31

complete training the trainer is myself.

49:34

My name is Ashok. And the coming to the

49:37

course of fee structure, this course

49:39

fees is 25,000 rupees for three months

49:42

of time.

49:44

And what you are going to get as part of

49:47

this course, guys? What students will

49:50

get? So, you are going to attend daily

49:53

live classes. You are going to attend

49:55

daily live classes and you are going to

49:59

get the soft copy materials. You are

50:01

going to get the class recordings and

50:05

you are going to get the real-time

50:07

projects development and the recording

50:09

access will be there 1 year after course

50:12

completion.

50:13

So, daily live classes you are going to

50:15

attend. Soft copy materials will be

50:17

available. Class recordings will be

50:19

available. Class recordings will be

50:21

available.

50:23

Okay, guys? Recording access will be

50:25

there for 1 year after course

50:26

completion. Real-time projects

50:28

development will be available for you

50:30

and interview preparation will be

50:32

available for you. Resume building will

50:34

be available for you. Okay? Practical

50:36

coding sessions will be available.

50:38

Practical coding sessions, AI tools

50:41

exposure will be there for you and GenAI

50:44

and AgentDKI projects development you

50:46

are going to do.

50:48

GenAI and AgentDKI projects development

50:51

we are going to do. So, this is what you

50:54

are going to get as part of this

50:55

training.

50:57

Okay, guys? So, live classes, soft copy

50:59

materials, class recordings,

51:02

live classes, soft copy materials, class

51:05

recordings, recordings validity will be

51:07

there 1 year after course completion.

51:10

Recordings will be there 1 year after

51:12

course completion. Real-time projects

51:14

development, real-time projects

51:16

development, interview preparation,

51:18

resume building, practical coding

51:21

sessions, AI tools exposure, GenAI and

51:24

AgentDKI projects development.

51:29

Okay?

51:38

Are you clear with my point?

51:43

Are you clear with my point? Now, sir,

51:46

after attending this program, what kind

51:49

of job roles you can apply?

51:51

What kind of job roles you can apply

51:53

after attending this program? So, if I

51:55

join for this GenAI and Agent-DKI

51:58

development with Python, what job roles

52:00

I can apply?

52:02

After completing this program, students

52:04

can prepare for the roles such as data

52:07

scientist.

52:08

You can apply for the job as a data

52:10

scientist. You can apply for the job as

52:12

a AI engineer.

52:14

You can apply for the job as a ML

52:16

engineer.

52:17

You can apply for the job as a GenAI and

52:20

Agent-DKI developer.

52:22

You can apply for AI application

52:24

developer.

52:25

And you can also apply for AI tester.

52:28

You can You are learning complete

52:29

Python. You can go as a Python

52:32

developer, LLM application developer,

52:35

rag developer, AI automation developer.

52:38

So, these kind of job roles that you can

52:40

apply.

52:42

You These kind of job roles that you can

52:44

apply after learning these eight modules

52:47

or seven modules that I have mentioned

52:50

in the course.

52:51

Whatever the seven modules, eight

52:53

modules that I have mentioned in the

52:54

course, you can apply for all these job

52:57

roles.

52:58

Data scientist, AI engineer, and machine

53:01

learning engineer, GenAI developer,

53:03

Agent-DKI developer.

53:06

Okay? And AI application developer, AI

53:09

tester, Python developer, LLM

53:11

application developer,

53:13

rag developer, AI automation developer.

53:16

Okay? So, if you are really interested,

53:19

you can also go for ML Ops engineer.

53:24

You can go for ML Ops engineer. So,

53:26

these kind of roles that you can apply

53:28

after attending this training.

53:31

So, final message, guys. So, from my

53:34

side for today, the final message that I

53:36

want to give you. So, you join for this

53:39

GenAI and Agent-DKI development with the

53:41

Python and start building your career in

53:45

the next generation of software

53:46

development. So, you need if you want to

53:49

survive in the market, if you want to

53:50

get more opportunities in the IT

53:52

industry today, you need to learn

53:54

Python, AI, ML, deep learning, LLMs,

53:59

prompt engineering, rag, LangChain,

54:01

LangGraph, MCP, AI agents, MLOps from

54:05

basics to advanced level. So, start your

54:07

career start your career journey with

54:10

Ashok IT. Start your AI career journey

54:13

with Ashok IT from today onwards. So,

54:15

this is what the final message that I

54:17

want to give you. So, don't be as just

54:20

AI user.

54:21

Don't be as AI user.

54:24

Okay? Become GenAI developer.

54:28

So, this is my final message for you.

54:31

You don't just be as a AI user because

54:34

already in this world everyone is using

54:36

the AI tools. Everybody is a AI user.

54:39

So, you don't stop at the AI usage only.

54:42

You become AI developer also.

54:45

You become AI developer also.

54:48

Are you guys getting my point?

54:52

So, don't be as just AI user, you become

54:55

AI developer.

54:57

Don't be as AI user, become GenAI

55:00

developer.

55:02

Are you clear with my point?

55:06

Are you guys clear with my point?

55:13

Don't just be an AI user. You become

55:16

GenAI developer, AGI developer. Good

55:19

guys, so a quick summary. So, today's

55:22

class notes and class video I'm going to

55:24

share in the Google Classroom. Google

55:27

Classroom link I posted in the chat box.

55:29

Okay? So, all of you who are part of the

55:32

Google Classroom, can you check it?

55:34

Today notes I'm uploading right now.

55:37

Whatever the notes I have prepared

55:38

today, I'm uploading in the Google

55:40

Classroom. Could you please check it and

55:42

let me know are you able to access?

55:46

1 minute.

55:49

1 minute. Today notes I'm uploading and

55:52

today class video also I'm going to

55:54

provide.

55:58

Yeah, so now the people who are having

56:00

the questions for me,

56:02

the people who are having questions for

56:03

me in the Zoom, there is the option

56:05

called raise hand.

56:07

In the Zoom there is the option called

56:08

raise hand.

56:10

Then click on the raise hand.

56:13

Then you can talk to me.

56:16

Okay? So, check in the Google Classroom.

56:19

Are you able to access notes now?

56:24

Are you able to access the notes now?

56:27

Today's notes I have posted already.

56:31

In the Google Classroom I posted today's

56:33

notes.

56:40

Today's notes and today's video link

56:42

also I'm posting. We have given YouTube

56:44

live YouTube live video link I'm

56:46

posting. In the Google Classroom I

56:48

posted that.

56:50

Okay, guys?

56:53

Today's notes I posted. Today's video

56:55

also I posted in the Google Classroom.

56:57

Anybody who is not part of the Google

56:59

Classroom, you please click on that link

57:02

and join.

57:04

Very good. So, what we discussed today?

57:06

Today we discussed about our journey as

57:08

an DK course overview, who is the

57:10

trainer for this course, and currently

57:13

what is the market trend, and what

57:15

companies are expecting. What is this

57:17

program overview? What is our main goal?

57:20

And what are the prerequisites? And what

57:22

you are going to learn? And what is our

57:24

course content? What topics I'm going to

57:27

cover? And when is the batch start date?

57:30

What is the regular class timing? weekly

57:32

how many classes will be available, what

57:34

is the fee structure, what is the course

57:36

duration, and after joining this course,

57:39

what you are going to get.

57:41

What you are going to get, and what job

57:44

roles you can apply once you learn this

57:47

GenAI and Agent AI development with

57:49

Python. And being a trainer from last 10

57:52

years, I'm in the software industry, and

57:54

I'm giving my final message for you.

57:56

Don't just be an AI user, become a GenAI

57:59

developer. So, that role is currently

58:01

having too much demand in the market.

58:04

Good. Thank you, guys. So, with this we

58:06

are done for today, and you guys can

58:08

attend next two three classes for free

58:10

of cost with the same Zoom link. So,

58:12

next two three days, you can attend the

58:14

class at the same time, 7:00 p.m. With

58:16

the same Zoom link, you can attend. In

58:18

the Google Classroom, in the Google

58:20

Classroom, I'm going to give you all the

58:23

updates. In the Google Classroom, I'm

58:25

going to give you all the updates. Notes

58:27

I posted, and video also I posted. Next

58:30

two three days, you can attend the free

58:32

classes with the same link. Okay? So,

58:34

from tomorrow onwards, we are going to

58:36

understand LLM architecture, data

58:38

science, GenAI, Agent AI, NLP, ML, DL,

58:43

all those concepts we are going to

58:44

discuss in depth from tomorrow.

58:46

Good. Thank you. With this, I'm stopping

58:48

recording. Anybody who is having

58:49

question, they can raise the hand, and

58:51

they can talk to me. The people who are

58:53

watching live in the YouTube, thank you

58:55

for Thank you, guys. Thanks for

58:56

watching. Please subscribe to our

58:57

channel, and we'll see you in the

59:00

tomorrow's session.

59:01

So, for you also, Google Classroom link

59:03

I posted in the chat box. So, click on

59:05

that link and join. You can access notes

59:07

and video.

59:08

Thank you.

59:09

Have a great evening. We'll meet again

59:11

tomorrow.

59:12

So, payment details you can do after

59:14

three days of time. Next three classes

59:15

free of cost, same time, same link.

59:29

Yeah.

59:46

Guys fine, who are having questions,

59:48

they can raise the hand and they can

59:49

unmute. Meghana, yeah, can you speak

59:52

out?

59:55

Hi Meghana.

59:56

What is your doubt? Meghana, Bhushan,

59:59

Ravi,

1:00:00

Parvinder, Gafur, Tejas, Sonal, Yogesh,

1:00:03

Madhusudan,

1:00:04

Vinayak, Madhu Kumar, Saurav, Jeddu.

1:00:07

>> Sir, Gafur here.

1:00:09

>> Hi Gafur, please go ahead, sir.

1:00:10

>> Sir, are we going to cover the

1:00:12

probability and statistics also over the

1:00:14

years, sir?

1:00:14

>> Yes, yes, yes. As part of the libraries,

1:00:16

we are going to discuss.

1:00:19

>> Okay, as part of the Python libraries,

1:00:21

sir.

1:00:21

>> Correct, sir.

1:00:23

>> Okay.

1:00:24

Sir, are we going to cover

1:00:26

NLP also is part of the price, sir?

1:00:28

>> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. When I'm When I'm

1:00:29

talking about ML DL, we are going to

1:00:32

learn that also.

1:00:33

>> Okay. So, are you providing the

1:00:36

real-time project also, sir?

1:00:38

>> Yes, sir. For every concept, it will be

1:00:40

available, sir.

1:00:41

>> Okay. And one more thing,

1:00:44

do you have EMI options, sir?

1:00:46

>> Sorry?

1:00:47

>> EMI options.

1:00:48

>> Yes, sir. We do have that, sir. We do

1:00:50

have.

1:00:51

>> Okay. Thank you, sir.

1:00:53

Sir, sir, will you cover the agent

1:00:56

integrate with cloud environments like

1:00:57

Azure and

1:00:59

AWS?

1:01:00

>> Cloud deployment is covered, sir. Yes.

1:01:02

>> For integration with all the cloud

1:01:04

environment, right?

1:01:05

>> Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

1:01:06

>> And one more thing, are you able to

1:01:07

cover Anaconda in Python?

1:01:10

>> Yes, sir. We will cover that as well.

1:01:13

>> Okay. And lastly, will you able to I

1:01:15

mean, every week we can do I mean, like

1:01:17

any assignments, will you give the

1:01:19

assignments or not?

1:01:20

>> Daily tasks will be available for you

1:01:21

people. Daily we will give the tasks.

1:01:24

>> Sir, and you said real-time projects and

1:01:26

real-time projects, how many projects

1:01:27

you will give?

1:01:28

>> So, approximately 10 projects we are

1:01:30

going to develop.

1:01:32

>> Okay, that that is the important enough

1:01:34

to drive in the real job?

1:01:37

>> 100%

1:01:38

>> Sir, one more thing, I'm experienced

1:01:40

guy, I'm more than 15 years. So, after

1:01:42

this course, how many years of

1:01:43

experience I can put into my resume?

1:01:45

>> Sir, so your 15 years experience you can

1:01:47

say the last 2 and 1/2 years, 3 years

1:01:49

you can keep on the journey, yeah.

1:01:52

>> Okay, sir. And educate recently came to

1:01:54

1 and 1/2 years, 2 years, right?

1:01:55

>> Right, right, right.

1:01:58

>> Okay, sir.

1:01:59

>> Good, sir.

1:02:00

>> Yeah, hello sir, am I audible?

1:02:02

>> Madhusudan

1:02:04

>> Hello,

1:02:04

Madhusudan here.

1:02:07

Uh yeah, nice talking like today's

1:02:09

session is very nice. Uh we understood

1:02:11

what are the things Yeah, what are the

1:02:13

things we have to we are covering here.

1:02:14

So, my doubt is like if we have some

1:02:16

doubt, uh so can we have any Are we

1:02:19

creating any uh WhatsApp group or like

1:02:21

>> So, as of now, currently I will I will

1:02:23

give my WhatsApp number, sir. Every day

1:02:25

in the class, last 15 minutes will be

1:02:26

there for the doubts clarification. So,

1:02:28

if you have any problem, you can

1:02:29

directly ping me. I will give my

1:02:31

personal WhatsApp number.

1:02:33

>> Okay. Okay.

1:02:34

>> Sir, any offline classes, sir?

1:02:37

>> One by one.

1:02:38

>> Yeah, hello.

1:02:39

Hello.

1:02:40

>> Yes, sir.

1:02:41

>> Yeah, hi Ashish sir. Ravi here.

1:02:43

>> Yeah, hi.

1:02:44

>> Yeah, I just want to means I want to

1:02:47

talk with you before joining the class.

1:02:49

>> Mhm.

1:02:50

>> So, we did try to connect to call me at

1:02:52

6:00 p.m., but

1:02:55

because

1:02:56

I'm working

1:02:57

>> I have given my WhatsApp number in the

1:02:58

chat box, guys. So, you can ping me in

1:03:00

the WhatsApp, so that we can connect.

1:03:05

>> Actually, I

1:03:06

I am from production support background,

1:03:08

okay?

1:03:09

So, I I want to uh means switch So, is

1:03:13

it possible after completing the course

1:03:15

means

1:03:15

>> Yes, sir. Yes, yes, yes, You can do

1:03:17

that, sir.

1:03:21

>> And means how much coding is required

1:03:23

for this course?

1:03:24

>> How much coding? Like coding only, sir.

1:03:27

Not real coding, so only like coding.

1:03:29

Basic Python is required that I'm going

1:03:31

to cover in the course.

1:03:33

>> Okay.

1:03:34

>> Basic Python is required that I'm

1:03:35

covering in the course. We are going to

1:03:37

spend approximately 20 days to learn the

1:03:39

Python fundamentals, then 15 days we'll

1:03:41

spend for Python libraries.

1:03:43

From the Python libraries, we can say

1:03:45

that our data science is started.

1:03:48

>> Uh because means

1:03:50

I am the means

1:03:52

means basic is also not clear, concept

1:03:54

is not clear. No, that's why I just

1:03:56

>> No, no. No problem. I am I am the main

1:03:58

my job is to make you to understand this

1:04:00

Python and all those things, no?

1:04:03

>> Okay.

1:04:05

>> Sir, how many days we have offline

1:04:06

classes, sir?

1:04:07

>> Sorry?

1:04:08

>> Any offline classes?

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