AI/ML Professional Curriculum
Master deep learning fundamentals, build generative AI applications, and implement production-ready MLOps pipelines. From theory to deployment, become an AI engineer.
Recommended for Students and Working Professionals
- 12 Modules
- 3 Months
- Capstone Project
CURRICULUM
Your Learning Journey
Our curriculum is researched, developed & updated by understanding the global scope & job demands. Conducted by industry-leading expert instructors, the program offers more than 85% of an in-depth practical approach backed by essential theoretical frameworks.
CLASS FORMAT
Physical & Online Classes (Day and Night)
Skills you'll learn
- Deep Learning Fundamentals: Master CNNs, RNNs, LSTMs, and Transformers.
- Generative AI & LLMs: Build with GPT, Gemini, and RAG systems.
- Computer Vision: Image classification, object detection, and generation.
- MLOps & Deployment: Production pipelines with Docker, MLflow, and CI/CD.
- Hands-on Projects: 12 lab projects and a capstone for your portfolio.
Month 1: Foundational Deep Learning
Module 1: Computer Vision (CV)
1.1 CV Fundamentals & Image Preprocessing
- Introduction to computer vision and key tasks (classification, detection)
- Image preprocessing: resizing, normalization, augmentation
1.2 Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)
- Core CNN architecture and feature extraction
- Convolution, pooling, and activation layers
1.3 Transfer Learning & Pre-Trained Models
- Using VGG16, ResNet, MobileNet
- Fine-tuning models for new datasets
Module 2: Natural Language Processing (NLP)
2.1 NLP Fundamentals & Text Preprocessing
- Tokenization, stemming, stop-word removal
- Intro to NLP tasks (sentiment analysis, summarization)
2.2 RNNs & LSTMs
- Sequence modeling and long-term dependencies
- Handling vanishing gradients
2.3 Transformers & LLMs
- Self-attention and positional encoding
- Overview of GPT and BERT architectures
Module 3: Time Series Analysis
3.1 Time Series Fundamentals
- Trend, seasonality, and cyclic patterns
- Traditional methods: ARIMA, Exponential Smoothing
3.2 Deep Learning for Time Series
- RNNs and LSTMs for sequential prediction
- Sequence preparation and sliding windows
3.3 Advanced Models & Feature Engineering
- Temporal Convolutional Networks (TCNs)
- Lag and rolling features
Module 4: Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL)
4.1 RL & the Markov Decision Process
- Agent, environment, state, action, reward concepts
- Q-learning basics
4.2 Deep Q-Networks (DQNs)
- Integrating neural networks with Q-learning
- Handling high-dimensional states
4.3 Policy-Based Methods & Actor-Critic
- Balancing exploration and exploitation
- Actor-Critic architecture
Month 2: Applied AI and Generative Systems
Module 5: Applied Visual Intelligence
5.1 Vision APIs & Foundation Models
- Using Google Vision AI, Open-Source models
- Accessing APIs for object and face detection
5.2 Object Detection & Image Analysis
- Using YOLO for image/video inference
- Bounding boxes and confidence scores
5.3 Generative AI for Image Creation
- Stable Diffusion, DALL·E 3
- Prompt engineering for image generation
Module 6: Generative AI & LLM Engineering
6.1 Prompt Engineering & LLM APIs
- Effective prompting for Gemini/GPT models
- Summarization and structured data extraction
6.2 Fine-Tuning & Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
- Customizing smaller LLMs
- Building domain-specific assistants using RAG
6.3 Multimodal AI (Text + Vision)
- Image captioning and VQA using CLIP/Gemini
Module 7: Time Series Forecasting & Predictive Solutions
7.1 AutoML for Forecasting
- Rapid model selection and deployment
7.2 Traditional Models with Libraries
- Prophet, Statsmodels for ARIMA/Exponential Smoothing
7.3 Deep Learning for Anomaly Detection
- Using pre-trained models for sensor data analysis
Module 8: AI Agents & Deployment
8.1 Agentic AI & Function Calling
- Allowing LLMs to interact with APIs and tools
8.2 Integrating AI Models in Web Apps
- Flask/Streamlit deployment basics
8.3 MLOps Introduction
- Versioning, monitoring, and deployment best practices
Month 3: Frameworks, Libraries & Production
Module 9: PyTorch – Dynamic Engine for Research
9.1 PyTorch Fundamentals
- Tensors and autograd engine
9.2 Custom Models with nn.Module
- Defining forward passes and state management
9.3 Training Loops & Optimization
- Building loops from scratch, loss and optimizer steps
Module 10: TensorFlow and Keras – Production Ready
10.1 Keras API for Rapid Prototyping
- Sequential and Functional APIs
10.2 tf.data & Distributed Training
- Data pipelines, multi-GPU setups
10.3 TF Serving & TFLite Deployment)
- Preparing cloud and mobile deployments
Module 11: Hugging Face Ecosystem
11.1 Hub, Pipelines, and Tokenizers
- Using the Transformers library efficiently
11.2 Datasets & Metrics Libraries
- Stream, filter, and evaluate large datasets
11.3 Accelerate & PEFT (LoRA)
- Multi-device training and efficient fine-tuning
Module 12: MLOps – The AI Production Lifecycle
12.1 Experiment Tracking & Optimization
Using MLflow or Weights & Biases
12.2 Data & Model Version Control
DVC principles and model registry
12.3 CI/CD/CT for ML Pipelines
- Using Docker and workflow orchestration tools
Projects & Hands-On Labs
This course emphasizes practical learning through hands-on labs and real-world datasets. Each module includes a project designed to help learners apply Python and data science concepts step by step.

Module 1
Computer Vision Project
Lab:
MRI Brain Tumor Classification Using CNNs
Learners build and fine-tune a convolutional neural network for medical image classification using transfer learning.
Deliverable
A trained CNN model with evaluation results and performance metrics.

Module 2
Natural Language Processing Project
Lab:
Text Summarization Tool Using Transformers
Learners develop a text summarization system using a pre-trained transformer model such as T5 or BART.
Deliverable
A functional text summarization tool with sample inputs and outputs.

Module 3
Time Series Forecasting Project
Lab:
Cryptocurrency Price Prediction Using LSTM
Learners build a deep learning model to predict time series trends using historical cryptocurrency data.
Deliverable
An LSTM-based forecasting model with visualized predictions.

Module 4
Deep Reinforcement Learning Project
Lab:
Atari Game Agent Using Deep Q-Networks (DQN)
Learners train an AI agent to play an Atari game (e.g., Breakout) using reinforcement learning.
Deliverable
A trained RL agent with performance logs and gameplay results.

Module 5
Applied Visual Intelligence Project
Lab:
Smart Security Camera with Object Detection
Learners build an AI-powered security system using object detection models to analyze images or video streams.
Deliverable
A smart object detection system with visual output.

Module 6
Generative AI & LLM Engineering Project
Lab:
Document-Based AI Assistant Using RAG
Learners create an AI assistant that answers questions using custom documents via Retrieval-Augmented Generation.
Deliverable
A document-aware AI assistant with query and response examples.

Module 7
Predictive Analytics Project
Lab:
Retail Sales Forecasting Using Prophet
Learners build a forecasting system for retail sales using time series models.
Deliverable
A sales forecasting model with visual reports.

Module 8
AI Agents & Deployment Project
Lab:
AI-Powered Research Assistant Web App
Learners deploy an AI agent that performs research, summarization, and response generation through a web interface.
Deliverable
A deployed AI research assistant with a web interface.

Module 9
PyTorch Project
Lab:
Custom Image Segmentation Model
Learners implement a custom segmentation model using PyTorch’s dynamic computation graph.
Deliverable
A PyTorch-based segmentation model with training loop and evaluation

Module 10
TensorFlow & Keras Project
Lab:
Model Deployment with SavedModel & TFLite
Learners rebuild a CV model and deploy it for cloud and mobile environments.
Deliverable
A production-ready TensorFlow model in SavedModel and TFLite formats.

Module 11
Hugging Face Project
Lab:
Fine-Tune an LLM Using LoRA
Learners fine-tune a language model efficiently using Hugging Face Accelerate and PEFT (LoRA).
Deliverable
A fine-tuned conversational LLM with performance benchmarks.

Module 12
MLOps Project
Lab:
End-to-End MLOps Pipeline
Learners build a full MLOps workflow covering data versioning, experiment tracking, and deployment.
Deliverable
A complete MLOps pipeline with documented workflow.
- Final Project
Capstone Mini Project
Develop and present a complete AI-powered solution that combines skills learned from all modules.
- Objective
Demonstrate your ability to design, build, and deploy an AI system from data preprocessing to model deployment. This project showcases your complete skill set to potential employers.
- Project Requirements
- Clearly define the problem being solved
- Use at least two different AI tools (text, voice, image, or video)
- Demonstrate prompting, generation, and refinement
- Deliver final output as a live demo, presentation, or document
