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This course is part of Exam Prep (NCA-GENL): NVIDIA-Certified Generative AI LLMs Specialization
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Basic knowledge of machine learning, NLP & data analysis tools like cuDF & Dask cuDF prompt engineering & LLM optimization is recommended.
Recommended experience
Intermediate level
Basic knowledge of machine learning, NLP & data analysis tools like cuDF & Dask cuDF prompt engineering & LLM optimization is recommended.
Understand prompt engineering and its role in LLM optimization.
Apply P-tuning and RAG architecture for improved model performance.
Utilize data analysis and visualization techniques for effective NLP tasks.
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NVIDIA: Prompt Engineering and Data Analysis is the fifth course of the Exam Prep (NCA-GENL): NVIDIA-Certified Generative AI LLMs - Associate Specialization. This course equips learners with a solid foundation in prompt engineering, data analysis, and visualization techniques for optimizing Large Language Models (LLMs).
The course covers essential concepts such as prompt engineering fundamentals, effective prompt creation, and P-tuning for enhanced LLM performance. It also delves into techniques for analyzing text data, different plot types, and their role in effective data visualization. Learners will gain hands-on experience with tools like NVIDIA NeMo for prompt engineering and cuDF and Dask cuDF for accelerated data analysis workflows. The course is divided into two modules with Lessons and Video Lectures. Learners will engage in approximately 3:00-3:30 hours of video content, covering both theoretical concepts and practical applications. Each module is paired with quizzes to assess understanding and reinforce learning. Module 1: Foundations of Prompt Engineering Module 2: Data Analysis and Visualization By the end of this course, learners will be able to: - Understand prompt engineering and its role in LLM optimization. - Apply P-tuning and RAG architecture for improved model performance. - Utilize data analysis and visualization techniques for effective NLP tasks. This course is ideal for learners interested in enhancing their skills in prompt engineering and data analysis for LLM optimization, with a focus on practical implementation.
Welcome to Week 1 of the Foundations of Prompt Engineering course. This week, we will cover the basics of prompt engineering, starting with an introduction to prompt design and its fundamentals. We will explore techniques for creating effective prompts and dive into the concept of prompt-efficient fine-tuning. We'll also introduce NVIDIA NeMo, a powerful tool for prompt engineering, and walk through a practical demo using an LLM. Finally, we will explore the RAG Architecture of LLMs, highlighting how it integrates with prompt engineering for improved results. By the end of the week, you'll have a solid foundation in prompt engineering and be ready to apply these techniques in real-world scenarios.
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Welcome to Week 2 of the Data Analysis and Visualization course. This week, we will dive into techniques for analyzing text data, exploring how to effectively process and visualize it. We will demonstrate text data visualization with a practical demo, helping you understand key techniques for making data more interpretable. Next, we will cover the different types of plots and their importance in conveying insights from data. Finally, we will discuss accelerated data analysis workflows using cuDF and Dask cuDF, enhancing your ability to handle large datasets efficiently. By the end of the week, you'll be well-versed in text and structured data analysis and visualization techniques, ready to apply them in real-world scenarios.
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