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Agentic AI

Agentic AI Training In Hyderabad

Agentic AI Course in Hyderabad at Vcube Software Solutions is designed to help you master AI agents, automation, and real-world applications. This course covers advanced concepts like Large Language Models (LLMs), autonomous AI agents, prompt engineering, and AI workflow automation. With hands-on projects and industry-focused training, students gain practical experience to build intelligent AI systems. Join the best Agentic AI training institute in Hyderabad and boost your career with high-demand AI skills.

Duration: 180 days 

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Module 1: Development Environment Setup

  • 1.1 Introduction to AI Development Environment
  • 1.2 Code Editors
  • 1.3 Python Installation
  • 1.4 Jupyter Notebook Setup
  • 1.5 PyCharm Setup
  • 1.6 VS Code Setup
  • 1.7 Virtual Environments
  • 1.8 Package Management (pip)
  • 1.9 Environment Variables (.env)
  • 1.10 Essential VS Code Extensions
  • 1.11 Project Structure
Module 2: Introduction to AI and Computing
  • 2.1 Instructions
  • 2.2 Instruction Execution Cycle
  • 2.3 Capabilities of Computers
  • 2.4 Intelligence as a Service (AIaaS)
Module 3: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • 3.1 What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
  • 3.2 Types of Artificial Intelligence (Based on Capability)
  • 3.3 Types of Artificial Intelligence (Based on Functionality)
  • 3.4 AI vs Machine Learning vs Deep Learning
  • 3.5 Applications of Artificial Intelligence
  • 3.6 Advantages and Limitations of AI
  • 3.7 Future of AI
Module 4: Introduction to Machine Learning
  • 4.1 What is Machine Learning?
  • 4.2 Types of Machine Learning
  • 4.3 Supervised vs Unsupervised Learning
  • 4.4 Machine Learning Workflow
  • 4.5 Applications of Machine Learning
Module 5: Introduction to Neural Networks
  • 5.1 What is a Neural Network?
  • 5.2 Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
  • 5.3 How an ANN Works
  • 5.4 Applications of Neural Networks
  • 5.5 Neural Networks vs Traditional Programming
Module 6: Introduction to Deep Learning
  • 6.1 What is Deep Learning?
  • 6.2 How Deep Learning Works
  • 6.3 Applications of Deep Learning
  • 6.4 What is Multimodality?
  • 6.5 Applications of Multimodal AI
  • 6.6 Deep Learning in Generative AI
Module 7: Generative AI & Large Language Models (LLMs)
  • 7.1 Introduction to Generative AI
  • 7.2 Large Language Models (LLMs)
  • 7.3 GPT Family & Evolution
  • 7.4 LLM Processing Pipeline
  • 7.5 Tokenization
  • 7.6 Vocabulary
  • 7.7 Special / Reserved Tokens
  • 7.8 Context Window
  • 7.9 Next Token Prediction
  • 7.10 De-Tokenization
  • 7.11 LLM Inference
  • 7.12 Applications of LLMs
Module 8: Transformer Architecture & Embeddings
  • 8.1 Introduction to Transformer Architecture
  • 8.2 Encoder vs Decoder Architecture
  • 8.3 Transformer Processing Pipeline
  • 8.4 Vector Embeddings
  • 8.5 Embedding Matrix
  • 8.6 Embedding Dimensions
  • 8.7 Similarity in Vector Space
  • 8.8 Cosine Similarity
  • 8.9 Types of Embeddings
  • 8.10 Positional Encoding
  • 8.11 Self-Attention
  • 8.12 Multi-Head Attention
  • 8.13 Feed Forward Network (FFN)
  • 8.14 Residual Connections & Layer Normalization
  • 8.15 Output Layer
  • 8.16 Transformer Processing Flow
  • 8.17 Attention Visualization
Module 9: Working with Large Language Models (LLMs)
  • 9.1 Open Source vs Closed Source LLMs
  • 9.2 Popular LLM Providers
  • 9.3 Connecting to LLM Models
  • 9.4 OpenAI-Compatible APIs
  • 9.5 LLM Generation Controls
  • 9.6 How LLMs are Trained
  • 9.7 Training vs Inference
  • 9.8 Backpropagation (Concept)
  • 9.9 Types of AI Models Based on Input & Output
  • 9.10 Working with Files in LLM Applications
Module 10: Prompt Engineering
  • 10.1 Introduction to Prompt Engineering
  • 10.2 Common Ways to Format Prompts
  • 10.3 Types of Prompts
  • 10.4 Prompt Styles
  • 10.5 Guardrails
  • 10.6 Output Formatting
  • 10.7 Constraints Prompting
  • 10.8 Step-by-Step Task Decomposition
  • 10.9 Prompt Chaining
  • 10.10 Prompt Engineering Best Practices
  • 10.11 Content & Code Generation
  • 10.12 Data Extraction
  • 10.13 Prompt Injection
  • 10.14 JSON Response Generation
Module 11: Self-Hosted LLMs with Ollama

  • 11.1 Introduction to Self-Hosted LLMs
  • 11.2 Introduction to Ollama
  • 11.3 Installing Ollama
  • 11.4 Working with Ollama
  • 11.5 Popular Ollama Models
  • 11.6 Using Ollama from Python
  • 11.7 OpenAI-Compatible API with Ollama

Module 12: Building an LLM as a Service with Flask

  • 12.1 Introduction to LLM as a Service
  • 12.2 Setting Up the Flask Project
  • 12.3 Flask Templates (Jinja2)
  • 12.4 Creating the Chat Interface
  • 12.5 Building LLM API Endpoints
  • 12.6 Connecting an LLM
  • 12.7 Sending Prompts to the LLM
  • 12.8 Testing the Application
  • 12.9 Deploying the Flask Application
  • 12.10 Consuming the API from React

Module 13: LLM Service Testing with Postman & Bruno

  • 13.1 Introduction to API Testing
  • 13.2 Introduction to Postman
  • 13.3 Introduction to Bruno
  • 13.4 Returning JSON Data
  • 13.5 Creating a POST Request
  • 13.6 Testing APIs
  • 13.7 Error Handling

Module 14: Building LLM Services with FastAPI

  • 14.1 Introduction to FastAPI
  • 14.2 Setting Up a FastAPI Project
  • 14.3 Introduction to Pydantic
  • 14.4 Creating Your First API
  • 14.5 Building an LLM Chat Service
  • 14.6 Connecting an LLM
  • 14.7 Request Validation with Pydantic
  • 14.8 Error Handling
  • 14.9 Interactive API Documentation
  • 14.10 Testing the APIs

Module 15: Hugging Face & Open-Source LLMs

  • 15.1 Introduction to Hugging Face
  • 15.2 GitHub vs Hugging Face
  • 15.3 Creating a Hugging Face Account
  • 15.4 Hugging Face Architecture
  • 15.5 Important Hugging Face Libraries
  • 15.6 Types of AI Models
  • 15.7 Model Parameters
  • 15.8 Popular Model Sizes
  • 15.9 Model Weight Formats
  • 15.10 Model Size Calculation
  • 15.11 Model Licenses
  • 15.12 Installing Transformers
  • 15.13 Hugging Face Pipelines
  • 15.14 Tokenizers
  • 15.15 AutoTokenizer
  • 15.16 Downloading Models from Hugging Face
  • 15.17 Hugging Face Datasets
  • 15.18 Multi-modal LLMs in Hugging Face
  • 15.19 Hugging Face Spaces

Module 16: Advanced LLM Features

  • 16.1 Advanced LLM Capabilities
  • 16.2 JSON Output
  • 16.3 Structured Output
  • 16.4 Streaming Responses
  • 16.5 Vision Models (Multimodal AI)
  • 16.6 Function Calling
  • 16.7 Vision + Function Calling

Module 17: Agentic AI

  • 17.1 Agent Workflow
  • 17.2 Planning
  • 17.3 Reasoning
  • 17.4 Observation
  • 17.5 Adding Tools to AI Agents
  • 17.6 Manual Tool Calling (Rule-Based)
  • 17.7 AI Agent Tool Calling (LLM-Based)
  • 17.8 AI Agent with Multiple Tools
  • 17.9 System Prompts for AI Agents
  • 17.10 Building AI Agents
  • Module 18: LangChain

18.1 Introduction to LangChain

  • 18.2 Installing LangChain
  • 18.3 Chat Models
  • 18.4 Prompt Templates
  • 18.5 Output Parsers
  • 18.6 Chains
  • 18.7 Tools
  • 18.8 LangChain Agents
  • 18.9 ReAct Agent (Introduction)
  • 18.10 Conversation Memory
  • 18.11 Document Loaders
  • 18.12 Text Splitters
  • 18.13 Callbacks

Module 19: Memory in AI Agents

  • 19.1 Introduction to Memory
  • 19.2 Context Window
  • 19.3 Types of Memory
  • 19.4 Conversation Memory
  • 19.5 Persistent Memory
  • 19.6 Checkpoints
  • 19.7 Memory Storage Options
  • 19.8 Session Memory
  • 19.9 Implementing Memory

Module 20: Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)

  • 20.1 Introduction to RAG
  • 20.2 Problem Statements
  • 20.3 RAG Architecture
  • 20.4 Phases of RAG
  • 20.5 Document Loaders
  • 20.6 Text Chunking
  • 20.7 Query Rewriting
  • 20.8 Embedding Models
  • 20.9 Retriever
  • 20.10 Building a Complete RAG Application
  • 20.11 Hybrid Search

Module 21: Vector Databases

  • 21.1 Introduction to Vector Databases
  • 21.2 Vector Database Architecture
  • 21.3 Popular Vector Databases
  • 21.4 Similarity Search
  • 21.5 CRUD Operations
  • 21.6 Metadata Filtering
  • 21.7 Choosing the Right Vector Database

Module 22: LangGraph

  • 22.1 Introduction to LangGraph
  • 22.2 LangGraph Architecture
  • 22.3 Installing LangGraph
  • 22.4 Understanding State
  • 22.5 Nodes
  • 22.6 Edges
  • 22.7 Conditional Edges
  • 22.8 State
  • 22.9 Building Your First Graph
  • 22.10 Conditional Routing
  • 22.11 Integrating LLMs
  • 22.12 Tool Calling in LangGraph
  • 22.13 Memory & Checkpoints
  • 22.14 Human-in-the-Loop

Module 23: Model Context Protocol (MCP)

  • 23.1 Introduction to MCP
  • 23.2 Understanding the MCP Architecture
  • 23.3 MCP Components
  • 23.4 MCP Communication
  • 23.5 Building an MCP Server
  • 23.6 Building an MCP Client
  • 23.7 MCP Transport Mechanisms
  • 23.8 Creating MCP Tools
  • 23.9 Working with MCP Resources
  • 23.10 MCP Prompts
  • 23.11 Integrating MCP with AI Agents

Module 24: Multi-Agent Systems

  • 24.1 Introduction to Multi-Agent Systems
  • 24.2 Multi-Agent Architecture
  • 24.3 Types of AI Agents
  • 24.4 Agent Communication
  • 24.5 Task Planning
  • 24.6 Agent Collaboration Patterns
  • 24.7 Memory in Multi-Agent Systems
  • 24.8 Tool Sharing
  • 24.9 Building Multi-Agent Systems
  • 24.10 Multi-Agent Frameworks
  • 24.11 Supervisor Agent

Module 25: AI Evaluation

  • 25.1 Evaluating LLM Responses
  • 25.2 Hallucinations
  • 25.3 Ground Truth
  • 25.4 Precision
  • 25.5 Recall
  • 25.6 Latency
  • 25.7 Cost Optimization
  • 25.8 Prompt Evaluation
  • 25.9 RAG Evaluation
  • 25.10 Agent Evaluation

Module 26: Deployment & Production AI Applications

  • 26.1 FastAPI Deployment
  • 26.2 Docker
  • 26.3 Docker Compose
  • 26.4 Nginx
  • 26.5 HTTPS
  • 26.6 Environment Variables
  • 26.7 Logging
  • 26.8 Monitoring
  • 26.9 Authentication
  • 26.10 Production Best Practices
  • 26.11 Deploying AI Agents
  • 26.12 End-to-End Projects

FAQ'S

Can I learn Agentic AI if I am a beginner?

Yes. You can start with the basics of AI and gradually move towards Generative AI, AI agents, automation, and real-world applications. The course starts with basic concepts before moving to advanced topics.

Can a non-IT student learn Agentic AI?

Yes. You can start from the basics and build your skills step by step. Having an interest in AI and regular practice can help you progress through the course.

Do I need coding knowledge to start Agentic AI training?

You don’t need to be an expert in coding before joining. The course starts with the AI development basics and includes Python, so you can build your coding skills along the way.

What will I learn in an Agentic AI course?

You will learn Generative AI, LLMs, prompt engineering, AI agents, RAG, AI automation, memory, multi-agent systems, and how to build and deploy AI applications.

What is Agentic AI and how is it different from normal AI tools?

Agentic AI focuses on AI systems that can plan tasks, use tools, make decisions, and work through multiple steps to complete a goal. The course includes planning, reasoning, observation, tool use, and building AI agents.

Will I build real AI projects during the course?

Yes. The course includes hands-on learning and end-to-end projects where you build AI applications and AI agents and work with real development processes.

Is Agentic AI a good career option for freshers?

It can be a good option for students who are interested in AI and want to build skills in Generative AI and AI application development. Practical projects and strong basics can help you prepare for job opportunities.

Will I learn Generative AI and AI Agents together?

Yes. The course covers Generative AI and LLMs before moving into AI agents, tool calling, memory, RAG, multi-agent systems, and related application development.

How long does the Agentic AI course take to complete?

The VCube Agentic AI course is currently listed with a 180-day duration.

Where can I join Agentic AI training in Hyderabad?

VCube offers Agentic AI Training in Hyderabad, with its training centre listed at KPHB Phase 1, Kukatpally

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