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Agentic AI Engineering

Design, build and deploy tool-using AI agents in 7 weeks: LangGraph, MCP, memory, multi-agent systems, evals and deployment. Hands-on, live labs.

32 lessons · 31 hours · ₹15,000

What you will build

  • Design agents the right way

    Choose between workflows and agents, and apply proven patterns: chaining, routing, orchestrator-workers

  • Build agents with LangGraph

    Use state, routing, checkpoints and human-in-the-loop approvals

  • Give agents memory and context

    Manage short and long-term memory, context pruning and agentic RAG

  • Connect tools through MCP

    Build and use MCP servers, browser agents and sandboxes, with tool security in mind

  • Orchestrate multi-agent systems

    Coordinate supervisor and sub-agents, and know when multi-agent costs more than it gains

  • Test, secure and deploy

    Evaluate agent trajectories, red-team for prompt injection, and ship with queues and WhatsApp or Telegram integration

Curriculum

  • Bridge videos (prerequisites)

    • Python for LLM work · 180 min
    • Prompt writing basics · 90 min
    • SQL and DBMS basics · 180 min
    • APIs and auth · 120 min
  • Week 1: Agent fundamentals

    • Agents vs workflows, and when not to use agents · 15 min
    • Core patterns: chaining, routing, parallel, orchestrator-workers, evaluator-optimiser · 25 min
    • The ReAct loop and tool-calling mechanics · 20 min
    • Live lab: build an agent from scratch in plain Python · 120 min
  • Week 2: LangGraph and agent SDKs

    • State, nodes and conditional edges · 20 min
    • Checkpoints and human-in-the-loop · 20 min
    • Agent SDKs and how to choose a framework · 20 min
    • Live lab: research agent with citations and an approval step · 120 min
  • Week 3: Memory and context engineering

    • Short-term vs long-term memory · 20 min
    • Context engineering: summarising, pruning, notes files · 20 min
    • Agentic RAG · 20 min
    • Live lab: personal ops assistant with cross-session memory · 120 min
  • Week 4: MCP and tools

    • MCP clients and servers explained · 15 min
    • Building a custom Python MCP server · 25 min
    • Ready-made servers, browser agents, sandboxes and tool security · 20 min
    • Live lab: wrap an API as an MCP server · 120 min
  • Week 5: Multi-agent systems

    • Supervisor, sub-agents and handoffs · 20 min
    • Parallel research and critic loops · 15 min
    • When multi-agent hurts, and business workflows in n8n · 25 min
    • Live lab: multi-agent team for a business task · 120 min
  • Week 6: Reliability

    • Agent evals: outcome and trajectory · 20 min
    • Tracing, retries, budgets and guardrails · 20 min
    • Prompt injection and human-approval policies · 20 min
    • Live lab: eval and red-team your own agent · 120 min
  • Week 7: Deployment

    • FastAPI and queues for long-running jobs · 20 min
    • Webhooks and WhatsApp or Telegram bot integration · 20 min
    • Cost control, scheduling and AWS · 20 min
    • Live: capstone demo day and viva · 120 min

Syllabus

Who this course is for

Students and working professionals who want to build AI agents that use tools, remember context and work on real tasks, and who want to know when a simple workflow is the better choice.

Prerequisites

Python, APIs, DBMS and prompt writing. The bridge videos at the start cover all four, about 9.5 hours in total.

How the course runs

  • Recorded lessons are released every Monday, in short videos of about an hour a week
  • One live session each weekend: a 2-hour hands-on lab with mentors, plus doubt solving. Replays are available
  • A problem statement every week, reviewed by mentors, with a leaderboard
  • Batch community group with daily doubt-desk hours
  • Live session timings are announced before each batch starts

Time commitment

About 21 hours of core sessions over 7 weeks, plus 9.5 hours of bridge videos.

Assessment and certificate

  • Weekly problem statements
  • Capstone: a deployed agent app with an evaluation suite
  • A short mentor viva
  • Verified certificate on scoring 70% or above with the capstone submitted

Faculty