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Master the essential skills and knowledge to become a certified Agentic AI Business Solutions Architect with this comprehensive, hands-on exam preparation course.
The AB-100: Agentic AI Business Solutions Architect Exam video course is designed to empower professionals with the latest knowledge and practical skills required to excel in the rapidly evolving world of AI-driven business solutions. Organizations are increasingly relying on advanced AI technologies to drive innovation and maintain a competitive edge. The demand for experts who can design, architect, implement, and manage agentic AI solutions has never been greater. This course provides an in-depth exploration of agentic AI concepts, frameworks, and best practices, ensuring learners are well-prepared for certification and real-world challenges.
Throughout engaging lectures and demonstrations, learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to design and deploy AI solutions that align with business objectives. By the end of the course, participants will have the confidence and expertise needed to pass the AB-100 certification exam and make impactful contributions to their organizations as an AI Business Solutions Architect. .
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Introduction
Module 1: Plan AI-Powered Business Solutions
Lesson 1: Analyze Requirements for AI-Powered Business Solutions
1.1 Assess the use of agents in task automation, data analytics, and decision-making
1.2 Review data for grounding, including accuracy, relevance, timeliness, cleanliness, and availability
1.3 Organize business solution data to be available for other AI systems
Lesson 2: Design Overall AI Strategy for Business Solutions
2.1 Implement the AI adoption process from the Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure
2.2 Design the strategy for building AI and agents in business solutions
2.3 Design a multi-agent solution by using platforms such as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, and Azure AI Foundry
2.4 Develop the use cases for prebuilt agents in the solution
2.5 Define the solution rules and constraints when building AI components with Copilot Studio, Azure AI services, and Azure AI Foundry
2.6 Determine the use of generative AI and knowledge sources in agents built with Copilot Studio
2.7 Determine when to build custom agents or extend Microsoft 365 Copilot
2.8 Determine when custom AI models should be created
2.9 Provide guidelines for creating a prompt library
2.10 Develop the use cases for customized small language models for the solution
2.11 Provide prompt engineering guidelines and techniques for AI-powered business solutions
2.12 Include the elements of the Microsoft AI Center of Excellence
2.13 Design AI solutions that use multiple Dynamics 365 apps
Lesson 3: Evaluate the Costs and Benefits of an AI-Powered Business Solution
3.1 Select ROI criteria for AI-powered business solutions, including the total cost of ownership
3.2 Create an ROI analysis for the proposed AI solution for a business process
3.3 Analyze whether to build, buy, or extend AI components for business solutions
3.4 Implement a model router to intelligently route requests to the most suitable model
Module 2: Design AI-Powered Business Solutions
Lesson 4: Design AI and Agents for Business Solutions
4.1 Design business terms for Copilot in Dynamics 365 apps for customer experience and service
4.2 Design customizations of Copilot in Dynamics 365 apps for customer experience and service
4.3 Design connectors for Copilot in Dynamics 365 Sales
4.4 Design agents for integration with Dynamics 365 Contact Center channels
4.5 Design task agents
4.6 Design autonomous agents
4.7 Design prompt and response agents
4.8 Propose Microsoft AI services for a given requirement
4.9 Propose code-first generative pages and the use of an agent feed for apps
4.10 Design topics for Copilot Studio, including fallback
4.11 Design data processing for AI models and grounding
4.12 Design a business process to include AI components in a Power Apps canvas app
4.13 Apply the Microsoft Power Platform Well-Architected Framework to intelligent application workloads
4.14 Determine when to use standard natural language processing, Azure conversational language understanding, or generative AI orchestration in Copilot Studio
4.15 Design agents and agent flows with Copilot Studio
4.16 Design prompt actions in Copilot Studio
Lesson 5: Design Extensibility of AI Solutions
5.1 Design AI solutions by using custom models in Azure AI Foundry
5.2 Design agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot
5.3 Design agent extensibility in Copilot Studio
5.4 Design agent extensibility with Model Context Protocol in Copilot Studio
5.5 Design agents to automate tasks in apps and websites by using Computer Use in Copilot Studio
5.6 Design agent behaviors in Copilot Studio, including reasoning and voice mode
5.7 Optimize solution design by using agents in Microsoft 365, including Teams and SharePoint
Lesson 6: Orchestrate Configuration for Prebuilt Agents and Apps
6.1 Orchestrate AI in Dynamics 365 apps for finance and supply chain
6.2 Orchestrate AI in Dynamics 365 apps for customer experience and service
6.3 Propose Microsoft 365 agents for business scenarios
6.4 Orchestrate the configuration of Microsoft 365 Copilot for Sales and Microsoft 365 Copilot for Service
6.5 Propose Microsoft Power Platform AI features, including AI hub
6.6 Design interoperability of the finance and operations agent chats to use additional knowledge sources
6.7 Recommend the process of adding knowledge sources to in-app help and guidance for Dynamics 365 Finance or Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management apps
Module 3: Deploy AI-Powered Business Solutions
Lesson 7: Analyze, Monitor, and Tune AI-Powered Business Solutions
7.1 Recommend the process and tools required for monitoring agents
7.2 Analyze backlog and user feedback of AI and agent usage
7.3 Apply AI-based tools to analyze and identify issues and perform tuning
7.4 Monitor agent performance and metrics
7.5 Interpret telemetry data for performance and model tuning
Lesson 8: Manage the Testing of AI-Powered Business Solutions
8.1 Recommend the process and metrics to test agents
8.2 Create validation criteria of custom AI models
8.3 Validate effective Copilot prompt best practices
8.4 Design end-to-end test scenarios of AI solutions that use multiple Dynamics 365 apps
8.5 Build the strategy for creating test cases by using Copilot
Lesson 9: Design the ALM process for AI-Powered Business Solutions
9.1 Design the ALM process for data used in AI models and agents
9.2 Design the ALM process for Copilot Studio agents, connectors, and actions
9.3 Design the ALM process for Azure AI services agents
9.4 Design the ALM process for custom AI models
9.5 Design the ALM process for AI in Dynamics 365 apps for finance and supply chain
9.6 Design the ALM process for AI in Dynamics 365 apps for customer experience and service
Lesson 10: Design Responsible AI, Security, Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance
10.1 Design security for agents
10.2 Design governance for agents
10.3 Design model security
10.4 Analyze solution and AI vulnerabilities and mitigations, including prompt manipulation
10.5 Review solution for adherence to responsible AI principles
10.6 Validate data residency and movement compliance
10.7 Design access controls on grounding data and model tuning
10.8 Design audit trails for changes to models and data
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