AI Prompt Engineering is the art and science of designing effective prompts to communicate with AI models, including ChatGPT, GPT-4, LLMs, and multimodal AI systems. This course equips learners with hands-on skills to craft, optimize, and fine-tune prompts for maximum efficiency in AI content generation, coding, analytics, automation, and real-world applications, leveraging the latest AI capabilities.
1.1 Understanding Artificial Intelligence Basics
1.2 What is Prompt Engineering?
1.3 Historical Evolution of Prompt Engineering
1.4 Why Prompt Engineering Matters
1.5 Key Components of Effective Prompts
1.6 Real-Life Example: Using Prompts in Everyday AI Tools
1.7 Code Snippet: Basic Prompt Interaction with OpenAI API
1.8 Best Practices for Beginners
1.9 Exception Handling in Prompt Design
1.10 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives to Basic Prompting
2.1 Zero-Shot Prompting
2.2 Few-Shot Prompting
2.3 Role-Playing Prompts
2.4 Instructional Prompts
2.5 Real-Life Example: Customer Service Chatbot Optimization
2.6 Code Snippet: Implementing Few-Shot in Python
2.7 Best Practices for Basic Techniques
2.8 Exception Handling: Dealing with Ambiguous Outputs
2.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
3.1 Chain-of-Thought (CoT) Prompting
3.2 Self-Consistency in Prompts
3.3 Iterative Prompt Refinement
3.4 Contextual Prompting
3.5 Real-Life Example: Data Analysis in Business Intelligence
3.6 Code Snippet: CoT with LangChain Library
3.7 Best Practices for Intermediate Levels
3.8 Exception Handling: Managing Hallucinations
3.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
4.1 Tree-of-Thoughts (ToT) Prompting
4.2 Agent-Based Prompting
4.3 Multimodal Prompting
4.4 Prompt Tuning and Optimization
4.5 Real-Life Example: Medical Diagnosis Support System
4.6 Code Snippet: Building an Agent with Hugging Face
4.7 Best Practices for Advanced Users
4.8 Exception Handling: Ethical Considerations and Biases
4.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
5.1 OpenAI API and GPT Models
5.2 Google Gemini and Vertex AI
5.3 LangChain and LlamaIndex
5.4 Hugging Face Transformers
5.5 Real-Life Example: Content Creation for Marketing
5.6 Code Snippet: Integrating Multiple Tools
5.7 Best Practices in Tool Selection
5.8 Exception Handling: API Rate Limits and Errors
5.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
6.1 Crafting Clear and Concise Prompts
6.2 Evaluating Prompt Performance
6.3 Ethical Prompt Engineering
6.4 Scaling Prompts for Production
6.5 Real-Life Example: Educational Tutoring Systems
6.6 Code Snippet: Automated Prompt Evaluation
6.7 Advanced Best Practices
6.8 Exception Handling: Security and Privacy Issues
6.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives to Prompt Optimization
7.1 Case Study: E-Commerce Recommendation Engine
7.2 Case Study: Legal Document Analysis
7.3 Case Study: Creative Writing Assistant
7.4 Hands-On Project: Building a Personal AI Assistant
7.5 Real-Life Integration: Healthcare and Finance Sectors
7.6 Code Snippet: Full Project Implementation
7.7 Best Practices in Case Studies
7.8 Exception Handling in Projects
7.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
8.1 Emerging Techniques in 2025 and Beyond
8.2 Integration with AI Agents and Autonomous Systems
8.3 Prompt Engineering in Multimodal AI
8.4 Career Opportunities and Certifications
8.5 Real-Life Example: Autonomous Vehicles and Prompts
8.6 Code Snippet: Experimental Future Tech
8.7 Best Practices for Staying Ahead
8.8 Exception Handling: Adapting to Model Updates
8.9 Pros, Cons, and Alternatives
Mastering AI Prompt Engineering enables professionals to effectively interact with advanced AI models, optimizing outputs for content creation, coding, analytics, and business automation. This course covers a range of techniques, from basics to advanced, including multimodal prompts, ethics, automation, and 2025 AI trends, preparing learners for real-world AI applications and career opportunities in the evolving AI-driven world.
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