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Module 4.1: RAG — Retrieval Augmented Generation Explained Simply

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RAG — Retrieval Augmented Generation Explained Simply

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Welcome to Unit 4. In Units 1–3 you built prompt engineering skills and applied them to real work. Unit 4 goes deeper into how enterprise AI actually works — the architectures and techniques that power the AI systems being built at TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and HCL right now.

Module 4.2: AI Agents and Automation Workflows

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AI Agents and Automation Workflows

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In Module 4.1 you learned how RAG gives an LLM access to your documents. This module covers the next step: what happens when an LLM does not just answer a question but takes actions — browsing the web, writing and running code, calling APIs, filling forms, and coordinating with other AI systems. That is what AI agents do.

Module 4.3: Fine-Tuning vs Prompting — When to Use Which

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Fine-Tuning vs Prompting — When to Use Which

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You now understand prompting (Units 1–2), RAG (Module 4.1), and agents (Module 4.2). This module answers the question that comes up in almost every Indian IT AI project discussion: when is prompting enough, when should you use RAG, and when do you actually need to fine-tune?