Master RAG & Agents Cohortin 8 Weeks
A hands-on program for software engineers upskilling into FDE and AI engineering roles.
Trusted by 300 engineers in our first cohort from
Student Testimonials

Badri Rama
Director Technology at AT&T, US

Rajul Babel
Principal Engineer (AI) | Ex-Flipkart, Paytm, Amazon

Amisha Manjunath
Software Engineer at Uber
Key Takeaways
AI skills that are essential and job-relevant.
Ship production-grade AI code
Build reliable AI: Agents, RAG, MCP, vector DBs including Evals, guardrails, and observability.
Land AI Engineering roles
Prove it with a real-world capstone portfolio hiring managers can actually see.
Become the AI expert on your team
Spot the right AI use cases and own the room; tradeoffs and decisions your team trusts.
Cohort Outline
A structured approach to AI implementation
Week 1: Terminology & Prerequisites
Theory
Core LLM terminology: tokens, context window, parameters, attention mechanism
How LLMs are trained: pre-training, post-training, and inference at runtime
Embeddings & semantic similarity: turning text into vectors
Prompting basics: system, user, few-shot
Structured outputs and JSON formatting
Coding
Make your first LLM API calls, and compute cosine similarity from scratch
Week 2: RAG — Components & Architecture
Theory
Why RAG exists: knowledge cutoff and hallucination problem
The 5-stage RAG pipeline: ingest → chunk → embed → index → retrieve
Chunking strategies and when to use each
Embedding models: choosing the right one for your use case
Vector databases & indexing algorithms (HNSW, IVF, PQ)
Coding
Build an end-to-end RAG pipeline with LangChain + ChromaDB.
Week 3: Advanced RAG
Theory
Why naive RAG hits accuracy ceilings
Query rewriting techniques: expansion, HyDE, multi-query
Cross-encoder reranking: LLM-quality scoring after initial retrieval
Metadata filtering and hybrid search (dense + sparse)
Evals specific to RAG: faithfulness, answer relevance.
Coding
Apply advanced retrieval techniques to your Week 2 pipeline and benchmark accuracy improvements with an eval suite
Week 4: RAG Architectures & Specialised Types
Theory
Common pitfalls in production RAG systems
GraphRAG: knowledge graphs as retrieval backends
KAG (Knowledge-Augmented Generation): structured KB + LLM
Agentic RAG: LLM decides what to retrieve, when, and how
Choosing the right architecture: a decision framework for selection
Coding
Build a GraphRAG system on a real use-case using Neo4j, and compare it against vanilla RAG
Week 5: Single-Agent Systems
Theory
What is an agent? LLM + tools + loop
LLM vs. Agent: how to distinguish pipeline vs single api call
Tool / function calling: how the LLM triggers Python functions
The ReAct pattern: Reasoning → Acting → Observing
Pydantic AI: type-safe agents with validated structured outputs
Coding
Build a single agent with tools, structured outputs, and basic guardrails.
Week 6: Multi-Agent Systems
Theory
Why multi-agent? Parallelism, specialisation, separation of concerns
Agentic design patterns: Orchestrator-Worker, Routing
Problems unique to multi-agent: orchestration, information isolation, planning
Memory systems for agents: short-term and long-term
Cost and latency considerations in multi-agent systems
Coding
Build a research + writer + critic multi-agent pipeline in LangGraph with routing.
Week 7: Context Engineering, Memory & Evaluation
Theory
Context engineering vs. prompt engineering
What goes in the context: instructions, tools, history, retrieved docs
Quantitative Evals (accuracy, F1, exact match, tool-call accuracy)
Qualitative evals with LLM-as-a-Judge: rubric design, single-answer grading.
Coding
Run a full eval suite on your Week 6 multi-agent pipeline with both quantitative and LLM-as-a-Judge evaluations
Week 8: Capstone Project
Theory
AI engineering best practices: from prototype to production
Engineering decision framework: choosing RAG type, agent pattern, and stack
How to scope a capstone: MVP definition, what to cut, what to keep
Architecture reviews and 1:1 feedback on each project plan
Presenting AI systems in interviews: structure, demo flow, eval results
Coding
Live capstone demos with peer Q&A, eval walkthroughs, and structured feedback
Cohort Investment
$1,250
$1,500Early Bird Discount #2Cohort Starts On Sep 11, 2026
20 Live Classes with Instructor
9 Weekly Networking Sessions
90 days of implementation support
Lifetime access to recordings
Certificate of completion
7-day money-back guarantee
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