AI/Automation Courses
Comprehensive AI training program covering Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Agentic AI, and Generative AI with practical projects, AI tools, automation workflows, and enterprise-ready implementation.
7 courses
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About AI/Automation at Squarebrackets
Artificial Intelligence is transforming software systems through predictive modelling, neural architectures, large language models, and autonomous agents that automate complex developer and enterprise workflows. Building these capabilities requires a solid foundation in both classical machine learning and modern transformer systems, moving far past simple API wrappers into robust production architecture. If you want to understand how these systems compare early on, read our plain-English guide on Agentic AI vs Generative AI: How to Start Learning in 2026, or follow a structured daily practice with the 100 days of AI engineering free tutorial. You can also explore how development shifts from rigid cycles to autonomous delivery in our Waterfall to Agentic SDLC: The Evolution of Software Engineering guide.
This training path suits software engineers, data practitioners, and technical professionals looking to specialize in intelligent systems, whether you are switching stacks or moving up into senior technical roles. Beginners can start with our project-driven Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp or prepare for cloud credentials using the Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900 / AI-901) Certification Training. You need comfortable programming proficiency in Python and basic linear algebra before starting, but we handle the heavy mathematical and algorithmic transitions live in remote cohorts.
The learning path starts with foundational theory and core data practices in the Artificial Intelligence course, which establishes your math, search, and logic prerequisites. From there, move into data patterns and model optimization through the Machine Learning training. Next, scale your neural architecture expertise with the Deep Learning program. Once you master deep networks, transition to generative systems and LLM orchestration via the Generative AI Course. For comprehensive enterprise delivery, take the Production-Grade Generative AI and Agentic AI Engineer Program, or pursue cloud credentials like the Microsoft Azure AI-500 Certification Course and the Microsoft Azure AI Engineer Associate (AI-102) Certification Training. To accelerate your coding workspace workflows, you can also master tool-assisted engineering through the GitHub Copilot Mastery: GH-300 & GH-600 Certification Program. Finally, cap your studies by building autonomous multi-agent pipelines in the Agentic AI Software Engineering: Build & Deploy Production Agents program, or expand into cloud workflows with the Advanced AI-Driven Full-Stack Cloud Architect Program.
The job market for AI and automation skills spans backend engineering, machine learning ops, and specialized agentic development roles. Hiring loops at product companies heavily test your understanding of model trade-offs, vector search mechanics, prompt evaluation, and how to handle API latency and failure states under production load.
Choose where to start based on your current coding confidence and math background. If you have years of software development experience already, you can jump straight into the generative and agentic tiers, whereas freshers and developers from non-math backgrounds should start from the foundational AI and machine learning sequences.
About AI/Automation training at Squarebrackets
This category holds 7 programmes at beginner, intermediate and advanced level, from a 12 Weeks intensive up to 6 Months (24 Weeks). Each one is taught live by engineers who build production systems in the same technologies — which is the reason the syllabus tracks what teams actually run rather than what a textbook settled on three years ago.
Every programme is built around work you keep: something you can open in an interview, walk through line by line, and defend under questioning. You get the batch recordings for life, and placement support — resume review, LinkedIn optimisation, mock interviews and employer referrals — runs alongside the course rather than starting after it.
Not sure which of these fits? The free tutorials cover much of the same ground at your own pace and cost nothing, and the six questions worth asking any institute will tell you more than a comparison table will.
- Courses
- 7
- Levels
- Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced
- Length
- 12 Weeks – 6 Months (24 Weeks)
- Mode
- Live online
Tools and technologies covered across these courses
- GitHub Copilot
- Visual Studio Code
- JetBrains IDEs
- GitHub
- GitHub Actions
- GitHub Advanced Security
- Git & GitHub
- Python
- TypeScript
- Java
- Docker
- Trivy
- SonarQube
- Jest
- JUnit
- REST APIs
- Claude Opus 5
- Claude Sonnet 5
AI/Automation course questions
What prerequisites do I need before starting the AI/Automation courses?
You need a working grasp of programming fundamentals, preferably in Python, along with basic linear algebra and statistics. If you have experience building backend systems or working with data structures, you will find it much easier to digest neural networks and vector database operations during live sessions.
How do I choose between Machine Learning and Generative AI first?
Start with core predictive models in our Machine Learning path if you want to understand foundational data pipelines and classification. If your goal is to build chatbots, search systems, or LLM-powered applications immediately, jump directly into the Generative AI Course.
Are the classes live or recorded?
All cohorts run live and online in timezone-friendly batches, taught by working engineers who build production AI systems daily. You write code alongside the instructor, debug failure modes in real time, and ask questions directly during interactive sessions rather than watching static pre-recorded videos.
What is the difference between Generative AI and Agentic AI?
Generative AI models respond directly to a single prompt using transformer weights and context. Agentic AI takes this further by giving models tools, memory loops, and planning loops so they can execute multi-step workflows, call external APIs, and autonomously fix errors without human intervention.
How does Squarebrackets help me prepare for AI engineering job interviews?
Our curriculum focuses on production realities like token budgeting, handling model hallucinations, diagnosing tool-calling exceptions, and scaling multi-agent architectures. Hiring loops test these exact production debugging skills rather than simple toy scripts, which we cover extensively across our advanced tracks.
How long does it take to complete the AI automation training path?
Timelines vary depending on your starting point and chosen specialization. Individual courses typically run between eight weeks and six months in part-time schedules. This allows working developers and freshers across Delhi NCR and worldwide to balance daily professional commitments while mastering advanced machine learning and LLM architectures.
Will I build real projects during the AI courses?
Every module includes production-grade coding assignments, from building custom vector search pipelines to deploying autonomous agents. You will construct functional applications using modern frameworks like PyTorch, LangChain, and FastAPI, ensuring you have a tangible portfolio that proves your engineering capabilities to hiring managers.
How many AI/Automation courses does Squarebrackets offer?
7 at the moment, spanning beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. They include GitHub Copilot Mastery: GH-300 & GH-600 Certification Program, Agentic AI Software Engineering: Build & Deploy Production Agents and Artificial Intelligence. The catalogue changes as batches open and close, so this page reflects what is currently running.
How long does a AI/Automation course take?
It depends on the programme. The shortest in this category runs 12 Weeks; the longest runs 6 Months (24 Weeks). Shorter formats suit someone topping up a specific skill, longer ones suit a career change where you need the fundamentals as well as the tools.
Do I need experience before starting a AI/Automation course?
Not for every course here — this category includes beginner-level programmes that start from fundamentals. The intermediate and advanced ones assume you can already write and debug code comfortably. If you are unsure which fits, the free tutorials are a fair way to test your footing before committing.
Are AI/Automation classes live, and can I join from my timezone?
Both, and you can mix them within a batch. Live sessions run Monday to Saturday, 10:00–19:00 IST, taught by engineers from the studio that builds our client work. Enrolled learners keep lifetime access to their batch recordings.
Something not answered here? Ask us — a counsellor will talk through which programme in AI/Automation actually fits, including when the answer is none of them.
AI/Automation articles and guides
- What is JEV and How Is It Different from LLMs?
Discover JEV, how it differs fundamentally from Large Language Models, and when to use each for enterprise architectures.
- Waterfall to Agentic SDLC: The Evolution of Software Engineering
Explore how software development evolved from rigid Waterfall and Agile cycles into the era of Agentic SDLC, where autonomous AI agents write, test, and deploy code.
- Prompt Engineering to Harness Engineering: AI Development Evolution
Discover why AI development is moving beyond simple prompt writing toward robust software wrappers. Learn how to build production-grade LLM application pipelines.
- Vector Embedding Explained: The Math Behind Modern AI
Demystify vector embeddings, how they represent real-world data as high-dimensional coordinates, and how LLMs use them to understand semantic meaning.
- JSON vs TOON: The Problem and the Fix for LLM Data Transfer
Discover why JSON costs you money in LLM APIs and how TOON (Token Object-Oriented Notation) fixes token bloat for efficient AI automation.
- Model Context Protocol and the N*M Integration Problem
Understand the Model Context Protocol (MCP), how it solves the complex N*M integration problem between LLMs and data sources, and why it simplifies AI tool development.
- LangChain vs LangGraph vs LangSmith: Which One Do You Need?
Confused between LangChain, LangGraph, and LangSmith? Discover what each tool does, how they work together, and which one you need for your AI project.
- Agentic AI vs Generative AI: How to Start Learning in 2026
A plain-English guide to agentic AI vs generative AI in 2026 — what they are, how they differ, the tools to learn, and a beginner roadmap to start building agents.
