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Codes are outdated. But still offers a practical introduction to the world of LLMs and Langchain.

This course features Coursera Coach! A smarter way to learn with interactive, real-time conversations that help you test your knowledge, challenge assumptions, and deepen your understanding as you progress through the course. Master the fundamentals and advanced capabilities of LangChain, LangGraph, and Large Language Models while building production-ready AI applications. You'll gain practical experience with prompt engineering, chains, agents, memory, embeddings, vector databases, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and modern AI workflows. Through hands-on coding and real-world projects, you'll develop the confidence to design intelligent, scalable LLM-powered systems from the ground up. The course begins by helping you set up a professional Python development environment before introducing the foundations of LLMs and the LangChain ecosystem. You'll then explore prompt templates, output parsers, LangChain Expression Language (LCEL), runnable chains, memory management, document processing, embeddings, vector stores, and retrieval techniques. Each topic combines conceptual explanations with practical implementation to reinforce learning through experience. As you progress, you'll build increasingly sophisticated AI pipelines using RAG architectures, LangGraph workflows, conditional routing, human-in-the-loop systems, and multi-node agents. The course concludes with end-to-end projects, including a Smart Q&A Bot, an AI Research Assistant, and an image-to-text application with a Streamlit interface, giving you real-world experience developing intelligent applications. This course is ideal for Python developers, AI engineers, software developers, data professionals, and technology enthusiasts who want to build modern LLM applications. Learners should have basic Python programming knowledge and familiarity with APIs. The course is designed for an Intermediate audience seeking practical, industry-relevant AI development skills. By the end of the course, you will be able to build complete LangChain applications, develop RAG pipelines, implement LangGraph agents, manage conversational memory, integrate multiple LLM providers, optimize retrieval workflows, and deploy intelligent AI applications using modern best practices.

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Codes are outdated. But still offers a practical introduction to the world of LLMs and Langchain.
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Good introduction course. Really good if you already know LLMs and want to scale up.
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This was one of the best courses to learn the LangChain framework, this new framework seems to do magic using LLM's as its wand, so what are you waiting for be the angel and start experiencing the magic. The Course instructor has also provided a deep insight on the subject. Loved it. Thank you sir
Excellent course for Learning LangChain and LLMs, Only problem is that few functions and codes used in this Course are deprecated ( predict() is replaced by invoke() & .llm is replaced with langchain-community ). Other than that, this is an excellent course and offers 4 amazing Projects
This is very good course, covering fundamentals, details and plenty of examples with one major problem. The API used is 90% outdated and you will have to use the new ones for a real life project. Otherwise I would have given 6 stars, and for sure I would have given 5 starts if I had taken this when the course came out. I would rate this 3 stars, but I want to add one for the excellent instructor,. I hope there will be an overhaul of the course with the new API (use langgraph where appropriate).
Unfortunately, a big portion of the course is out of date. They are still using LangChain 0.2.x, while the latest is at 0.3.x.
Codes are outdated. But still offers a practical introduction to the world of LLMs and Langchain.
Good introduction course. Really good if you already know LLMs and want to scale up.
The course has given me applicable knowledge that I can use in practice.
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