Introduction to Agentic AI and AI Agents / on Udemy now
Watch an agent work. Then run one yourself.
Follow a real job from request to result, try a research comparison, and learn how to check the sources, choices and limits behind an AI agent's answer.
The first job
A comparison you can inspect.
An agent compares tools for a real decision. You look at the searches it chose, the source links it returned and the details a person still has to verify.
Then you give an agent a comparison of your own, keep the result or a record of where the run stopped, and check one part against the source.
The learning route
Understand the work behind the word.
The current curriculum moves from a first run into the models, tools, decisions and checks that make an agent useful.
- 01
See and try an agent run
Start with an observable job and a research comparison of your own, without a programming background.
- 02
Find the model, tools and memory
Separate an explanation from an action, then follow how information reaches the agent and what it keeps for the job.
- 03
Tell agents and workflows apart
Look at what starts a run, which steps software follows, and where a model chooses the next action.
- 04
Check results and set limits
Inspect sources, costs and failure points, and decide which part of the work still needs a person.
- 05
Bring the idea into your work
Compare possible uses, explain one in ordinary language and choose a small job worth trying.
Choose your route
Two courses, different starting questions.
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Start with the first agent run.
The lectures, quizzes and practice files are on Udemy. The study guides and resource pages live here on the site, and the lectures link to them.
Alongside the course
Start with a real explanation.
The Agentic AI article series follows examples and evidence you can inspect, from the difference between an assistant and an agent to the limits of a sales pitch.
Read the Agentic AI series