Professional Training Course in Introduction to AI in Azure for Application Development
Build foundational skills in generative AI, computer vision, and natural language processing to kickstart your cloud career.
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Are you ready to transition from a traditional developer to a modern AI solutions engineer? This official Microsoft training introduces you to the core of Azure's AI capabilities, guiding you through generative models, computer vision, and natural language processing. By completing this program, you will gain the foundational knowledge to build intelligent applications and prepare for the brand-new AI-901 certification.
What Will You Learn?
Understand fundamental artificial intelligence concepts and their applications in modern software development.
Explore the principles of generative AI and intelligent agents using Microsoft Foundry.
Implement essential natural language processing, speech recognition, and computer vision concepts.
Extract structured data from documents and unstructured content using AI-powered tools.
Navigate the Azure AI platform securely to develop scalable cloud-based applications.
Course Details:
Duration: 1 day (for instructor-led) or self-paced online.
Level: Beginner.
Language: English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Spanish, and more.
Certificate: Prepares learners for the new AI-901 certification exam.
Course Type: Online / Instructor-Led.
Course Features:
Official Curriculum: Designed directly by Microsoft to align with the latest industry capabilities.
Modernized Focus: Replaces the legacy AI-900 exam to reflect the massive shift toward generative AI and agentic architectures.
Practical Application: Includes hands-on exercises with Microsoft Foundry and Azure AI services.
Flexible Learning Paths: Available as free self-paced modules or paid instructor-led classroom experiences.
Target Audience:
Aspiring technology professionals at the beginning of their career in AI solution development.
Developers looking to integrate AI features into their applications using Microsoft cloud tools.
Students with basic Python programming and cloud computing knowledge.
Why Choose This Course?
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms the tech landscape, mastering cloud-based AI tools is essential. This official Microsoft course offers an accessible, fast-tracked entry into Azure's powerful AI ecosystem. By focusing on modern workloads like generative AI and agents, it provides a distinct advantage over outdated legacy training, preparing you for the highly relevant AI-901 certification and immediate real-world application.
How to Register:
Visit the official Microsoft Learn page using the provided link.
Sign in to your Microsoft profile.
Choose to complete the free self-paced learning paths under the "Course Syllabus" section.
Alternatively, search for an authorized Microsoft Learning Partner to book the 1-day instructor-led class.
Add the modules to your collections or learning plan to track your progress.
FAQ:
Question: Do I need extensive programming experience?
Answer: No, the course is for beginners, though basic familiarity with programming (preferably Python) and core cloud concepts is highly recommended.
Question: Does this replace the older Azure AI Fundamentals certification?
Answer: Yes, this training is aligned with the new AI-901 exam, which updates and replaces the legacy AI-900 certification.
Question: Is there a cost associated with this course?
Answer: The self-paced modules are free on Microsoft Learn, but guided 1-day virtual or classroom sessions require payment through certified training partners.
Launch your career in artificial intelligence and master Azure's cutting-edge AI tools today!
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