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Really glad I came to this! It was super engaging. It didn’t feel like a boring lecture at all, and it definitely made AI feel a lot less intimidating for students.
EdZul · Advancing with AI
From College Concepts to Production AI Applications
Students today know ChatGPT and AI tools. Very few understand how modern AI products are actually designed, built, integrated and deployed in industry. This workshop closes that gap.
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G. Pullaiah College of Engineering and Technology
Students and the mentor in a full auditorium. One campus day.
This is not a basic AI awareness seminar.
Students already know the chat box. We teach the engineering underneath it.
Workshop philosophy
This workshop is not primarily slides. Students should see applications being built in front of them.
20%
Concepts
Just enough theory to make the build make sense.
30%
Live engineering
Applications built in front of the room.
50%
Hands-on
Demos, interaction, and students in the loop.
“Don't just teach students what AI is. Show them how engineers actually build with AI.”
What college already teaches
What industry expects
Curriculum
Each module is taught as engineering practice — architecture, trade-offs and a working path — not as a slideshow of definitions.
Module 01
Students understand how a real modern web application is structured.
Module 02
Students learn how software engineers consume and integrate models — not how to derive the math.
Module 03
Students see one simple application built end-to-end, live.
Module 04
Students can explain how an AI answers from uploaded college documents instead of guessing.
Two-day format
Day 1 gets students from architecture to a working AI application. Day 2 moves from tools and agents to how product teams actually ship.
Day 1
Day 2
Outcomes
How modern web applications work
How LLM applications are built
How to integrate AI APIs
How RAG works
How vector databases work
How MCP servers work
How AI uses external tools
How agents work
How production AI applications differ from demos
How software teams operate
What skills product companies expect
How to start building their own AI projects
Who it is for
2nd / 3rd / 4th year. The curriculum is adjusted to student year and specialisation.
What the college gains

Mentor
Founder, EdZul
Senior Software Engineer & AI Product Builder · 9+ years
Software engineer and product builder with experience across startups, fintech, enterprise software and AI products. His career has included engineering environments such as Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, BYJU’S, CRED and Ola/Krutrim.
“Students should not wait until their first job to understand how real products are built.”
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Certificate
Issued to students who complete the workshop. This is a participation certificate from EdZul — not an accredited university or government certification.
EdZul
Applied AI Engineering Bootcamp
Certificate of Participation
On-campus · 1-day / 2-day · Industry-led
FAQ
No. Basic programming understanding is enough for the standard workshop. We adjust depth for 2nd, 3rd and 4th year batches.
No. It is built around live engineering, demonstrations and application architecture. Slides are supporting material, not the main event.
Yes. Curriculum can be adapted based on student year, specialisation and the college’s existing lab setup.
Recommended for hands-on sessions. We can also run a demonstration-led format when device access is limited.
Standard formats are one-day and two-day bootcamps. A custom schedule can be designed with the HOD or TPO.
Students who complete the workshop can receive a Certificate of Participation — Applied AI Engineering Bootcamp by EdZul. This is a participation certificate, not an accredited degree credential.
Yes. Faculty participation is encouraged — it helps the department continue the conversation after the workshop.
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