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Instead of writing longer prompts, I create rule files, logs, permissions, hooks, and validation routines one by one whenever something goes wrong in a real project. With a news alert bot that I actually built and deployed to a server in five days, 211 screenshots and 87 instructions exactly as originally written.

This course is designed to teach the entire process of 'AI Training Data Construction,' which is essential for successfully executing AI modeling projects. Learners will not simply remain at the theoretical knowledge level, but will experience step-by-step the data construction processes required in actual practice. Specifically, the course covers the entire process from AI training data planning → acquisition → storage → preprocessing → labeling → pseudonymization and transformation through hands-on practice, structured to develop practical skills that can be immediately applied in the field. Additionally, learners will systematically study the most important data management capabilities in AI projects, such as data quality management and security issues, personal information de-identification processing, and dataset optimization. Through this, learners can grow from simple data collectors into data specialists who can proactively plan and execute AI projects. 👉 Through this course, learners will understand how to construct high-quality training data that determines AI model performance and acquire practical capabilities to effectively apply this in real work environments.

"Turn your Java code into the hands and feet of AI! Practical Agent Development with Kakao PlayMCP and Spring AI" Traditional LLMs are limited to answering based only on their trained data, which can lead to issues with recency and accuracy. In this course, you will learn **MCP (Model Context Protocol)**—the next-generation standard protocol for connecting AI with external tools. Using Spring AI, you will build a server that communicates with various platforms like Kakao PlayMCP through a single implementation. Master the entire process from theory to real-world deployment and platform registration through the 'Proverbs & Psalms Counseling Center (JAMSI)' project, and grow into a true AI agent developer who can empower AI to handle tools independently.

This is a practice-oriented course for experienced developers with a computer science background transitioning to the latest AI technology stack. From the design to the implementation of LLM-based applications, you will establish AI solution adoption strategies by leveraging existing software engineering knowledge. Rebuild your career by integrating traditional development experience with modern AI technology.

The limitations of LLMs? I’ll share practical solutions to real-world problems based on RAG trial and error and operational know-how from working in Silicon Valley.

This course teaches you how to build AI agents from scratch to a production-ready level using OpenClaw. Beyond a simple introduction to features, you will master OpenAI, local LLMs, memory, sessions, Tools, and Skills in a single, cohesive workflow. Based on hands-on experience and know-how gained from developing AI and large-scale systems in Silicon Valley, the course explains architectures and operational methods applicable to real-world projects. By the end of the course, you will be able to design your own AI agents and implement automation by integrating them with various services. This is a practice-oriented course for those who want to go beyond just using AI and learn how to build and operate it themselves.

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Are you using AI but still typing new prompts every single time? Code is being generated, but are team-level automation and systematization still out of reach? This course is not about learning Claude Code as a "conversation tool." It is a course where you will learn how to design AI as a system using Agents, Sub-agents, Agent Teams, Memory, and Hooks.

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Beyond the era of simply using AI, we are now in an era that requires people who can design AI. This course is a master roadmap that systematically organizes the entire design map of AI agents, from "Introduction → Structure → Design → Operation." Based on RAG, Tool Calling, Memory, and Multi-Agent structures, you will learn how to design and scale AI agents from an architect's perspective. If you want to grow into someone who designs AI systems rather than just someone who "uses" AI, this course will provide the direction.

: "From Mathematical Foundations to the Latest Models, Completing the Deep Learning Pipeline with PyTorch (44 Lectures in Total)" The era of simply learning how to call model.fit() is over. From the very basics of artificial neural networks—differentiation and gradient descent—to essential PyTorch techniques used in the industry, and CNN/RNN for handling image and time-series data! We will help you systematically master the entire process of deep learning. Go beyond analyzed data and step into the amazing world of deep learning, where artificial intelligence mimicking the human brain learns and makes decisions on its own.

A practical introductory course on Claude Code for Unity developers! From installing Claude Code to Unity MCP integration, managing project conventions using CLAUDE.md, custom slash commands, and collaboration workflows—we will teach you everything you need to know for real-world application. Finally, you will gain hands-on experience effectively applying Claude Code to a Unity project by building a Survivor-style game from scratch.

"Are you still studying with coding books?" A course, rated 5.0/5.0 by MBA and business undergrads at a London management university. You can take AI data analysis lectures from home. Even for humanities-background non-majors: practical data analysis skills immediately usable in the field, plus a data analysis portfolio for job search completion. I am a British Professor (British Professor) teaching data analysis and project classes with ChatGPT, no coding knowledge required.

Reading the Standard of Digital Money — A New Financial Order Opened by Stablecoins In the uncertain digital asset market, stablecoins—the only assets that function "like real money"—have already emerged as a core part of the global financial infrastructure. This provides essential, condensed knowledge for professionals who want to be at the forefront of understanding the paradigm shift in the digital economy.

We invite you to become a ‘Top-Tier Enterprise AI Systems Architect’ Do not remain a micro-level technician (Prompt Writer) who merely assembles libraries created by others or polishes prompt sentences. From mathematical first principles to runtime control-loop kernels and autonomous recovery infrastructure — through 40 years of practical engineering insight that has driven industrial operations in South Korea, I will firmly guide you to become a top-level ‘Enterprise AI Systems Architect’ who protects your company’s business and digital sovereignty. Now, begin the great journey of transforming uncontrollable AI into a perfect industrial core. “Why does an AI that ran perfectly in a demo start spouting strange nonsense or bring the pipeline to a halt as soon as it is deployed to production?” “Why do AI projects that so many companies launch with great enthusiasm ultimately fail to escape the ‘PoC (Proof of Concept) swamp’ and get abandoned?” These are the most desperate questions that countless developers and systems architects I have met in the field have asked me. Hello. I am Hongjip Kim, who spent more than 40 years in the powertrain R&D division of the South Korean automotive industry (including 17 years as an executive in Hyundai Motor Group R&D), led the export of engine and drivetrain technologies worth 130 billion won, and commanded operations as the CEO/CTO of a listed mid-sized manufacturing company. From the perspective of an engineer who has spent decades in mechanical engineering and precision-control environments, a ‘risk of fatal uncertainty’ lurks behind today’s frenzy to adopt generative AI. In mission-critical industrial environments where even a mere 0.1% error or mistake can directly result in the destruction of physical equipment worth hundreds of millions of won and an enterprise-wide shutdown, integrating a probabilistic chatbot that simply relies on probability to generate plausible text directly into a service is like carrying a ticking time bomb into a fire. This course was designed to impart the “practical engineering methodology for training uncontrollable probabilistic AI into the most robust industrial control core, one that allows not even 0.000% of syntax errors.” 1. The 3 Major Fatal Bottlenecks You Face in the Field (Problem) Many engineers attempt to challenge production environments using an approach limited to one-off prompt tuning (Vibe Prompting), only to become frustrated when they encounter the following 3 structural defects: Finite Context and ‘Lost in the Middle’: As conversations or multistep executions grow longer, critical system instructions are pushed aside and the context window is exhausted, causing the system to lose its memory and amplifying hallucinations. Nondeterministic Outputs and Cascading Pipeline Collapse: Tiny probabilistic fluctuations, such as one missing closing bracket in JSON or an incorrect type, can paralyze legacy ERP/CRM API calls and destroy data integrity. Untrusted Code Execution and Infrastructure Security Bankruptcy: When scripts autonomously generated by an agent run in a non-isolated host OS environment, they create risks such as kernel escapes and sensitive-data leakage. As such, AI malfunctions in industrial environments are not merely quantitative accuracy problems; they become a massive financial disaster in the form of asymmetric business loss (Asymmetric Business Loss). 2. ‘How’ to Solve These Problems Perfectly (Solution) This course differs fundamentally from commercial courses that teach only how to use fragmented off-the-shelf tools. By combining 40 years of hands-on field expertise with computer systems engineering, it delivers 3 hardcore architectures for vertically integrated, system-level control of probabilistic AI: ① Move Beyond Prompting to ‘LLM-OS & Context Orchestration’ Following Andrej Karpathy’s paradigm, redefine the LLM not as a conversational respondent but as the central computational core (CPU) of a computer. Systematically organize the context window as ultra-low-latency volatile RAM, the internal vector DB as Disk, and external APIs as an I/O bus. Through MemGPT hierarchical virtual-memory paging, preserve critical state without saturation even during infinite conversations, while scaling a dynamic agent network through MCP-based Liquid Swarm MAS, minimizing token costs. ② ‘Deterministic Harness Engineering’ That Constrains Probabilistic Hallucinations to 0.000% Leave the language model’s creative flexibility open only during the Reasoning phase, while firmly confining the physical output layer that interacts with external systems using mathematical Boolean algebra and compilers. Apply EBNF / XGrammar-based CUDA logit masking to forcibly block the generation probability of invalid tokens at P = 0.000%. Form a physical security isolation ring so that code generated by agents runs only once inside a Firecracker MicroVM micro-virtualization sandbox with 5ms snapshot restoration capability. ③ ‘High-Reliability MLOps·LLMOps Autonomous Recovery Infrastructure’ Without Wasting GPU Resources Build vLLM PagedAttention and S-LoRA hot-swapping to suppress idle VRAM waste to below 4%. When a multi-agent API fails, restore data consistency 100% through SagaLLM reverse compensation transactions. Through an OpenTelemetry/Langfuse distributed observability network, defend system availability by executing an unmanned automatic canary rollback whenever a decline in the RAGAS faithfulness score (Data Drift) is detected. 3. Practical Value That Drives Spiral Growth (Pedagogy & ROI) This course is systematically designed according to the 5 levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. Starting from simple theoretical recall (Remember), learners directly code and validate a 5-stage debugging pipeline (analyzing deceptive baseline trap source code ➔ deconstructing adversarial engineering ➔ establishing a Robust integrity pipeline ➔ calculating the TEI ROI formula ➔ SOTIF/ISO 42001 governance). Going beyond the intuitive satisfaction of simply “working well,” I will apply the Forrester TEI (Total Economic Impact) financial model to visualize, from an executive perspective, how much the AI system you build reduces your company’s rework cost (Rework Cost), avoids failure risks worth hundreds of millions of won, and proves an ROI of more than 200%.

The online course “AI Teammates Do It All” is a hands-on program that teaches you how to use AI not merely as an automation tool, but as an “AI teammate” that works alongside you on practical tasks. The course is structured around common real-world workflows, including market research, proposal writing, strategy report creation, brand content visualization, project promotion and operations, and follow-up management. Participants assign various AI tools—including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot, Canva, Gamma, MiriCanvas, and Vrew—as planning partners, strategic research partners, design partners, and operations support partners, and complete actual work deliverables with them. Across 30 sessions, you will learn step by step, from the basic mindset for working with AI to practical prompt writing, market research, proposal and report writing, brand content creation, and project operations. By following the course, you can develop the AI collaboration skills to work on your own like an entire team.

When you find yourself constantly updating Swagger documentation, aligning API specs, and repeatedly communicating with the frontend, you start to wonder, "Why am I doing the same thing twice?" I also felt similar frustrations in my professional experience, which led me to use GraphQL extensively and develop an interest in data-centric design. This course goes beyond simple GraphQL syntax; it explores the real-world problems it was created to solve, along with practical considerations like Resolver structures, the N+1 problem, and Federation. I've structured this course to help you naturally learn how to reduce communication costs between developers and design more flexible API structures.

Messy code, a flood of requirements... If you're looking for a breakthrough with AI, Learn how to become a "high-performing developer" by leveraging AI in legacy environments, taught by the former VP of Engineering at Toss Payments. Legacy code isn't going anywhere, even in the age of AI. It’s no exaggeration to say that every company has legacy code, unless they were founded today. So, how should we utilize AI in this reality? In this course, the former VP of Engineering at Toss Payments, who led a large-scale payment service organization, demonstrates firsthand how to work effectively using AI in legacy environments. This isn't just a course about how to use AI or basic coding skills. The goal is to help you develop your "critical thinking" as a developer and truly understand what it means to work effectively.

This course explores microservice architecture and distributed environments not as a simple list of technologies, but from the “design perspective” required in real-world practice and technical interviews. Starting with the differences between monolithic architectures and MSA, it systematically covers gradual migration strategies, modular monoliths, clean architecture, and hexagonal architecture, clearly explaining why each choice is necessary and the trade-offs that come with it. Through hands-on exercises, you can directly verify the intentions behind each structure and learn about the core challenges inevitably encountered in distributed environments—such as data consistency, transactions, inter-service communication, and failure handling—through realistic scenarios. Based on actual questions and perspectives from Kakao interviewers, this course aims to do more than impart knowledge: it seeks to elevate your way of thinking about distributed systems to the next level.

This course trains you to think in terms of frontend system design through real-world service cases such as Threads feeds, Amazon shopping carts, the Netflix streaming UI, Google Docs collaborative editing, Micro Frontends, Agentic UI, and Observability.