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UNIT I |
INTRODUCTION TO GENERATIVE AI |
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Basics of Generative AI ൓ Evolution and key applications ൓ GenAI in engineering, industry, and automation ൓ Opportunities and challenges ൓ Ethical considerations ൓ Overview of LLMs, multimodal models, and agent concepts |
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UNIT II |
NEURAL NETWORK FOUNDATIONS FOR GENERATION |
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Overview of neural networks ൓ Autoencoders and Variational Autoencoders (VAEs) ൓ Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs): architecture and intuition ൓ Comparison of reconstructive and adversarial generation ൓ Simple latent-space visualization |
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UNIT III |
LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS (LLMs), RAG, AND MCP |
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Transformer fundamentals ൓ BERT, GPT family ൓ Prompt engineering ൓ Basic fine-tuning concepts ൓ Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG): embeddings, search, and context retrieval ൓ Introduction to Model Context Protocol (MCP) for t**l use |
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UNIT IV |
MULTIMODAL GENERATION AND AGENTIC AI |
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Sequence models: RNN, LSTM for generative tasks ൓ Text൓image generation൓Introduction to AI Agents: planning loops, t**l invocation, RAG-enabled agents ൓ Simple multimodal demo. |
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UNIT V |
EXPLAINABLE AIAND APPLICATIONS |
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Explainability techniques (LIME, SHAP) ൓ Fairness, Safety, Transparency ൓ Responsible Deployment of Generative Systems ൓ Hallucinationand error analysis in RAG/LLMs ൓ Introduction to regulatory and ethical frameworks ൓ Application of GenAI(PCB Design Optimization, Semiconductor Chip Architecture Generation, Code Generation for ECU) ൓ Application of Agentic AI (Engineering Bill of Materials (BoM) Generation, Autonomous Design Assistance, Noise Removal in Signals) |
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