What Makes This Bootcamp Different?
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100% LIVE, instructor-led sessions every weekend. Real-time interaction, Q&A, and doubt clearing.
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Covers the FULL AI engineering spectrum, from LLM fundamentals, embeddings & vector databases to RAG, agents, multi-agent systems, fine-tuning, context engineering, cost optimisation, and cloud deployment. This isn’t just an agentic framework course
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Designed and taught by AI industry experts & engineering leaders with real-world experience building and shipping AI systems at scale
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Master the complete modern AI stack: Python, FastAPI, LangChain, LangGraph, DSPy, MCP, Qdrant, LangSmith, Azure AI, Unsloth, Ollama & more
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Production-first mindset: Cost optimisation, caching, rate limiting, model routing & scaling the engineering challenges that matter in real products
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LLM Fine-Tuning with LoRA/QLoRA + running models locally with Ollama go beyond API wrappers
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Context Engineering & MCP (Model Context Protocol), the newest paradigms that top AI teams are adopting right now
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Guardrails, evaluations, adversarial attacks & compliance - build AI that’s safe for production
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Capstone project with architectural guidance + live project showdown in front of experts
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Live interview prep tips with industry AI leaders to prepare you for real AI engineering interviews
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Integrated soft skills training: AI Product Thinking, Personal Branding, Stakeholder Management, Time Management & Deep Work
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Practical job assistance: Resume building, LinkedIn optimization, interview preparation, everything you need to land the AI engineer role
Hear It From
Our Happy Learners
Our content is rated 4.9/5 from 25135+ Learners
What I really liked about this cohort is that it has a different flavor compared to typical learning programs.
It covers some fairly complex AI engineering concepts, but they are explained in a simplified and practical way. More importantly, there is a strong focus on actually implementing what we learn, rather than just understanding the theory.
The learning resources are also extremely useful. Even if you miss a class or need to revisit a topic, the material makes it easy to catch up quickly and continue without losing track.
Another thing I really appreciated was the diversity of the cohort. We had people with 2+ years of experience, 5+ years of experience, professionals with 15+ years of experience including solution architects, people already working with AI, and some who were completely new to AI.
That mix made the discussions and learning experience much more interesting because everyone brought a different perspective.
Overall, I would like to thank the entire Codebasics team, especially Dhaval and Siddhant, for their guidance and support throughout the cohort.
It has been a very good learning experience for me, and I wish the Codebasics team and all the future cohorts the very best.
As a software engineer with over two decades of experience, stepping into a new domain can sometimes be challenging, but my experience with the Codebasics AI bootcamp has been phenomenal.
The instructors broke down complex concepts into explanations that were incredibly easy to understand. What really set this course apart was the focus on hands-on experience—writing the capstone project completely from scratch solidified my learning in a way theory alone never could. Additionally, the Slido quizzes kept the sessions interactive and highly engaging. I also really appreciated the soft skill sessions, which provided an unexpected but highly valuable takeaway. Highly recommended!
A big shout-out to Sidhant and Dhaval for the AI Engineering cohort — both the content and the lectures have been outstanding.
The course is thoughtfully structured and delivers real value. If you follow it with the right intent and rigour, the transition to AI Engineering genuinely becomes easier. The concepts covered go beyond theory — they equip you to build production-grade applications.
What I appreciate most: there's no spoon-feeding. Instead, they teach the fundamentals and give you the right pointers, so you build a solid foundation and learn to figure things out yourself — exactly the skill an AI engineer needs.
And a special thanks to Ashish Mishra for the constant support, timely uploads of the content, and keeping the cohort chats engaging!
LIVE AI Eng Bootcamp: Batch 2
The AI Engineer Cohort is excellent, and Sidhant explains AI concepts very clearly. The course is practical, well-structured, and especially valuable for anyone looking to build a strong foundation in AI engineering.
I had an excellent experience attending Codebasics' Live AI Engineering Bootcamp. The course content was very well structured, and the instructors were highly effective at explaining the core concepts while also sharing valuable nuggets of wisdom. The program kept me accountable through relevant project assignments, which helped build a real sense of accomplishment.
It was also a great opportunity to network with like-minded people. I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to develop relevant skills as an AI engineer, as well as to anyone curious about understanding today’s AI-enabled world.
Overview
What you'll learn in
this Live AI Engineering for Software Engineers Bootcamp
Week-1: Foundation & Kickoff
Python & LLM Basics
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Session 1 – Kickoff and Fundamentals
AI Landscape · Python Fundamentals (functions, file manipulation, classes & objects) · APIs & Decorators ·
Output: Your First LLM-Powered App (Streamlit + Groq)
Week-2: LLMs & RAG Foundations
LLMs & Vector DBs
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Session 2 – LLMs, Embeddings & Transformer Architecture
How does an LLM work? · Transformer Architecture · Embeddings & Semantic Similarity · Key Parameters in LLMs
Output: Embedding & Semantic Similarity in depth Understanding
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Session 3 – Vector DBs & RAG
Introduction to VectorDB · Qdrant Hands-on · RAG in Pure Python · Qdrant Advanced Ops
Output: Your First RAG Pipeline
Week-3: Advanced RAG
RAG Engineering
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Session 4 – LangChain, Docling & Chunking Strategies
LangChain Intro · RAG in LangChain · Docling Document Parsing · Hierarchical Chunking
Output: LangChain RAG Pipeline with Smart Chunking
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Session 5 – Advanced RAG Techniques & Hands-On
Vector & Vectorless RAG Architectures · Hybrid RAG · SQL RAG · Graph RAG
Output: Advanced RAG, Hybrid Search, Reranking
Week-4: Agentic AI Foundations
Agentic AI
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Session 6 – Agentic AI Foundations
What are AI Agents? · Tool Calling & ReAct Loop · Building your first Agent with LangChain · Routing with Semantic Router · Memory in Agents
Output: Your First Tool-Calling Agent
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Session 7 – Agent Orchestration & LangGraph
Introduction to LangGraph · Workflows using LangGraph · Conditional branches & loops · Build a ReAct Loop using LangGraph
Output: ReAct Agent Rebuilt in LangGraph
Week-5: Multi-Agent Systems & Evaluation
Multi-Agent & Evals
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Session 8 – Multi Agent Systems
Introduction to Multiagent Systems · Subagents and hand-offs · Multi-Agent Architectures
Output: GitHub Agent - Multiagent system for GitHub automation
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Session 9 – Evals, Guardrails & Observability
Online vs Offline Evals · Evaluating RAG Pipelines · Evaluating Agents · Guardrails · Interpretation of Evals
Output: Adding Eval harness to the projects.
Week-6: Multimodal AI & Cloud Deployment
Multimodal & AWS
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Session 10 – Multimodal AI
Architecture of a multimodal AI model · Extract data from PDFs/images · Multimodal RAG System
Output: Multimodal RAG Extracting Structured Data from Documents
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Session 11 – Deployment on AWS
Introduction to AWS's Agent Stack · Deploying LangChain on AgentCore · AgentCore Services
Output: Your Agent Deployed on AWS AgentCore
Week-7: MCP & Context Engineering
MCP & Context
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Session 12 – MCP
What is Model Context Protocol · MCP Architecture · Building MCP Servers · Building MCP Clients
Output: Your First MCP Server & Client
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Session 13 – Context Engineering
Importance of Context in Complex AI Systems · Context Engineering Fundamentals · Improving Context Propagation in your agents · Hands-on with deepagents
Output: Compound AI system (LangGraph multi-agent + MCP server + RAG) code & LangSmith
Week-8: Fine-Tuning & Capstone Kickoff
Fine-Tuning
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Session 14 – Fine Tuning & Local AI
Fine-tune vs RAG: when to opt for what? · LoRA & QLoRA training · Synthetic dataset pipelines · What are SLMs? · Ollama
Output: Fine-Tuned SLM Running Locally with Ollama
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Session 15 – Capstone Project Discussion & Assignment Showcase
Scoping and discussing capstone project ideas · Showcase of assignments/side projects completed so far
Output: Your Capstone Project Plan
Week-9: AI Product Thinking & Security
Product & Security
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Session 16 – AI Product Thinking and Reinforcement Learning
Turning AI capabilities into usable, valuable products · Thinking like an AI product builder, not just a model user · Core intuition behind reinforcement learning · Reward design for better behaviour
Output: Product Thinking & Reinforcement Learning Notes
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Session 17 – Advanced AI Engineering & Security
Cost optimization at scale · Semantic caching · Smart model routing · OWASP Top 10 for AI · Defending your system from adversarial attacks
Output: AI Security & Cost Optimization Playbook
Week-10: System Thinking & Voice AI
System Design & Voice
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Session 18 – Stakeholder Management and System Design for AI
Managing expectations of stakeholders · How an AI System is different · AI System Design Patterns · Production caveats of an AI System
Output: AI System Design Patterns Reference
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Session 19 – Voice AI
Real-time voice stack · Low-latency voice systems · Interruptions & silence handling · Multi-turn context recovery
Output: Voice agent (<800ms end-to-end, tested on 10 queries)
Week-11: Inference Engineering & Personal Branding
Inference & Career Guidance
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Session 20 – Inference Engineering
What is Inference Engineering · Runtime Optimizations: batching, caching, quantization, speculation · Infrastructure Optimizations: routing, load balancing, autoscaling · Serving an LLM Endpoint with vLLM
Output: Local SLM (Qwen 2.5-3B) as a production REST API with vLLM, plus a cost/latency router benchmark
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Session 21 – Personal Branding & Mock Interview
LinkedIn & Twitter positioning · GitHub portfolio storytelling · Live Mock Interview with Dhaval Patel & Siddhant Pandey
Output: Personal Brand & Interview Readiness Checklist
Week-12: Final Project Showcase
Capstone
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Session 22 – Final Project Showcase
Presenting your capstone project to peers, mentors & industry guests
Output: Capstone Demo Day
The Codebasics Promise
Premium Training, Without The Premium Price.
Other paths can work. Here is exactly what you get from each.
| What you get | Self-study | Other live bootcamps | Our live cohort |
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| Live, mentor-led sessions | |||
| Real projects shipped to GitHub | Rarely | Sometimes | 6+1 projects |
| The current 2026 agent stack | On your own | Often dated | |
| Job assistance | |||
| Investment | Your time | ₹2,00,000+ | US$840 |
May we help you?
Frequently Asked
Questions
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What is the Inner Circle, and how is it different from regular enrollment?
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Do I also get the Gen AI & DS Bootcamp?
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When are the live sessions?
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When does Cohort 2 officially launch?
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What if I miss a live session?
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What happens after the 75 days? Do I lose access?
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When do I get access after enrolling as an Inner Circle member?
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What happens in the curriculum enhancement session for Inner Circle members?
The session will be scheduled a few days before the cohort launch on 24th May 2026. The exact date will be communicated in advance. What you share here directly shapes what gets built.
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Do I need ML experience?
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I'm a fresher or have less than 2 years of experience. Can I join?
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Who is this bootcamp designed for?
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How do I get help if I'm stuck?
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Is there job assistance?
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What is the Inner Circle price and when does it close?
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I already own the Gen AI & DS Bootcamp. What do I pay?
Q.3
Can I purchase only the AI Engineering Bootcamp without the Gen AI & Data Science Bootcamp?
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What's the refund policy for Inner Circle members?
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What's the refund policy for Cohort 2 post-launch enrollees?
Q.3
I used a subsidy (my existing Gen AI Bootcamp or individual course purchase). Can I refund my original purchase after enrolling?
Q.4
I used a subsidy and now want to refund the AI Engineering Bootcamp itself. What happens?
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What system configuration do I need?
• OS: Windows 11
• Processor: Intel Core i7 (10th Gen+) or AMD Ryzen 7 (4th Gen+). An i5 works if you're not focused on local model training.
• RAM: 8GB minimum, 16GB recommended
• Storage: 512GB SSD strongly recommended
• GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1660 or higher for deep learning and GPU-accelerated tasks
This covers all bootcamp work comfortably. You'd only need stronger hardware if you plan to fine-tune small LLMs locally.
Q.1
What is the Inner Circle, and how is it different from regular enrollment?
Q.2
Do I also get the Gen AI & DS Bootcamp?
Q.3
When are the live sessions?
Q.4
When does Cohort 2 officially launch?
Q.5
What if I miss a live session?
Q.6
What happens after the 75 days? Do I lose access?
Q.7
When do I get access after enrolling as an Inner Circle member?
Q.8
What happens in the curriculum enhancement session for Inner Circle members?
The session will be scheduled a few days before the cohort launch on 24th May 2026. The exact date will be communicated in advance. What you share here directly shapes what gets built.
Q.1
Do I need ML experience?
Q.2
I'm a fresher or have less than 2 years of experience. Can I join?
Q.3
Who is this bootcamp designed for?
Q.1
How do I get help if I'm stuck?
Q.2
Is there job assistance?
Q.1
What is the Inner Circle price and when does it close?
Q.2
I already own the Gen AI & DS Bootcamp. What do I pay?
Q.3
Can I purchase only the AI Engineering Bootcamp without the Gen AI & Data Science Bootcamp?
Q.1
What's the refund policy for Inner Circle members?
Q.2
What's the refund policy for Cohort 2 post-launch enrollees?
Q.3
I used a subsidy (my existing Gen AI Bootcamp or individual course purchase). Can I refund my original purchase after enrolling?
Q.4
I used a subsidy and now want to refund the AI Engineering Bootcamp itself. What happens?
Q.1
What system configuration do I need?
• OS: Windows 11
• Processor: Intel Core i7 (10th Gen+) or AMD Ryzen 7 (4th Gen+). An i5 works if you're not focused on local model training.
• RAM: 8GB minimum, 16GB recommended
• Storage: 512GB SSD strongly recommended
• GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1660 or higher for deep learning and GPU-accelerated tasks
This covers all bootcamp work comfortably. You'd only need stronger hardware if you plan to fine-tune small LLMs locally.
Software Engineer → AI Engineer in 75 Days
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