On April 29, a unique course “The Art of Prompt Engineering” will start in Ashgabat for the first time. Plunging into the exciting world of generative neural networks will be interesting for both experienced IT specialists and beginners.

Prompt Engineering is a new, rapidly growing direction in the field of AI, using text queries (prompts) to create text, images, music and much more.

This innovative approach is used in a variety of industries, from application development to solving complex problems in machine learning and natural language processing. The practical course will help students master this latest trend and become an expert in creating text, code, scripts, music, images and much more.

The training will be conducted according to the original program of Rustam Huseynov, a certified prompt engineer at HP Inc. He will also be the coach at the sessions.

The course is designed for 3 months and will be held in a combined format: theory, practice and homework.

Listeners will learn:

- understand the principles of operation of generative neural network models;
- master various prompt engineering techniques and tools;
- generate various types of texts;
- solve NLP problems (classification, information extraction, machine translation);
- develop generative applications.

The knowledge gained in the course will permit students to prepare their final project on the topic and make a presentation. Upon completion of the training, course participants will receive a certificate from HP Inc.

Who is this course suitable for:

• specialists in the field of AI, machine learning and NLP;
• developers who want to use generative models in their projects;
• everyone who wants to learn more about prompt engineering and its capabilities;
• marketers;
• copywriters;
• SMM;
• PR managers.

Become a sought-after expert in generative neural networks by enrolling in the “Art of Prompt Engineering” course.

Venue: “Joshgun” shopping center

Time: 18.30 – 20.00

Course start: April 29.

More detailed information is available by phone: (+993 71) 51 84 39, (+993 63) 02 68 49.