Applied AI Integration Studio
What this course is
This is the capstone. Working alone or in a team, you’ll take a real-world problem and carry it all the way: analyze it, design an applied AI workflow, build a functional prototype with no-code and low-code tools, and deploy it. The solution has to integrate what you’ve learned, generative, conversational and multi-modal systems working together.
The studio is also where you learn to finish like a professional: ethical design decisions written down, documentation someone else could follow, analytics that show whether it works, and a final portfolio and presentation aimed at workforce or community impact.
Catalog description
Advanced project-based capstone: design, develop and present an integrated AI solution demonstrating mastery of generative, conversational and multi-modal systems. Teams or individuals analyze a real-world problem, develop an applied AI workflow, deploy a functional prototype with no-code/low-code tools. Ethical design, human–AI collaboration, system integration, professional documentation and analytics. Final portfolio and presentation for workforce or community impact.
- Analyze a real-world problem and design an integrated AI solution using generative, conversational and multi-modal systems.
- Develop and deploy a functional prototype with no-code and low-code tools, applying ethical design and human–AI collaboration.
- Produce professional documentation and analytics, and present a final portfolio for workforce or community impact.
What you'll build
- 1A problem statement and solution designPick a real problem, for an organization or a community, and scope an AI solution that could plausibly fix it.
- 2A deployed, integrated prototypeA working system that brings together generative, conversational and multi-modal pieces, built with no-code and low-code tools.
- 3Documentation, analytics and a final presentationProfessional documentation, evidence that it works, and a portfolio presentation for people who could hire you.
Tools you'll use
No-code and low-code tools. The exact list is set by the instructor each term.