Agentic AI

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Module I

 From Evolution to Agent Architecture

Agent Life Cycle

Agentic AI vs ML vs DL

Module II

Neuro Symbolic AI

Chain of Thoughts in Agentic AI

Task Decomposition

Planning in Agentic AI

Decision making under uncertainity

Tool-using agents

Function calling

API based agents

Error Handling and Recovery

Evaluation of Agent Decisions

Module III

LLM as Agent cores

Prompt Engineering for Agents

Short Term and Long Term Memory

Vector databases and sematic memory

Context Management

Autonomous Task Execution

Agent Frameworks

Monitoring and Evaluation of Agent Behaviour

Module IV

Multi Agent System Architecture

Agent Communication Models

Coordination and Cooperation

Negotiation and Conflict resolution

Swarm Intelligence

Role based and Team based Agents

Human in the Loop Agents

Applications of Multi Agent Systems

Module V

AI Alignment and control

Safety and Reliability of Autonomous Agents

Ethical and legal considerations

Trustworthy and Explainable Agents

Security risks of Agentic Systems

Monitoring and Logging

Deployment Architectures

Case studies of Agentic AI Applications

Future trends

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