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About the Course

Get ready to power up your resume with the GenAI development skills employers need. During this course you’ll explore core prompt engineering strategies—like in-context learning and chain-of-thought—and create and manage robust prompt templates. Plus, you’ll follow best practices to handle common errors and experiment with different LLMs and configurations to strengthen your outputs. You’ll then dive deeper into LangChain, mastering chains, tools, and agents to create smarter, more responsive applications. Through interactive labs, you’ll build a complete generative AI app using Python that accepts user input and processes it through your backend prompt logic. Plus, you’ll explore web-based interfaces using tools like Flask and Gradio, developing real-time user experiences powered by LLMs. By the end, you’ll have the job-ready skills and demonstrable practical experience employers look for to design and implement full-stack GenAI apps that solve real-world problems. Sound good? Enroll today!...

Top reviews

Oct 10, 2025

Offers a quick, flexible, and comprehensive learning experience

Oct 2, 2025

It was good, it covers lot of stuff from langchain to flask

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By Etienne L

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Sep 28, 2025

The title should be "An intro tutorial in LangChain and Flask with basics on Prompt Engineering". Please get rid of the AI voice. It's really hard to understand and follow. The voice is very "forced" and clips the syllables.

By OM S

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Sep 21, 2025

WORST TEACHINGS HERE, NOT PROPERLY TAUGHT. EXPECTED MUCH BETTER .... I WANTED TO DOWNLOAD ALL THE PDF AND PPT SLIDES SHOWN IN THE VIDEOS. FOR SOME REASON I DONT FIND ANY ??? REALLY WORST TEACHERS HERE , THEY DONT PROVIDE PDF FILES FOR THE PRESENTATION. I WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS COURSE TO ANYONE

By Roland M

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Dec 1, 2025

Worst course I have attended on Coursera. Lot of repetitions, videos of people writing on whiteboards for the most inefficient learning, far too much IBM centred instead general concepts.