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Building production-ready deep learning systems requires fluency across multiple architecture families and modern MLOps tooling. This course covers core neural architectures used in modern AI engineering, from convolutional and sequence models to Transformers and generative systems, alongside the practical toolchain required to build, track, and evaluate them.
To succeed in this course, learners should bring strong Python programming skills, a foundational understanding of machine learning, and hands-on familiarity with PyTorch. Hands-on labs and projects utilize TorchVision and Albumentations for image transformations, Hugging Face Diffusers for generative pipelines, and TorchMetrics for specialized evaluation (such as Fréchet Inception Distance). Model tracking, experimentation, and workflows are integrated using MLflow within a Databricks workspace environment.
You'll implement CNN architectures, including ResNet and ConvNeXt with transfer learning, build LSTM and GRU models for time series and classification, engineer Transformer attention blocks, fine-tune BERT and ViT models using Hugging Face, and implement VAEs, GANs, and Diffusion pipelines using Hugging Face Diffusers.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to select, implement, and evaluate neural architectures for computer vision, temporal, NLP, and generative tasks, and produce documentation supporting production architecture decisions.
This course is designed for deep learning engineers specializing in computer vision, time series, and generative AI. Labs use a dual-path design: a gradable track with precomputed outputs and logs supports workflow mastery without live GPU provisioning, while an optional live path is available for enterprise learners with Azure subscriptions and GPU quotas.