Enterprise AI Agents on Azure curriculum, six modules on Microsoft Foundry

Enterprise AI Agents on Azure Curriculum Breakdown: Module by Module

Written by the AgileFever editorial team. Program details were checked against the live program pages in October 2026. We run this course. Module content, labs and exam coverage come from its program page, checked on October 26, 2026.

Short answer. Enterprise AI Agents on Azure (Microsoft Foundry) is 12 hours of live training in 6 modules with 10 hands-on labs, taught on real Azure resources. You deploy an ML model and a foundation model, build a RAG application, build a single agent and then a multi-agent system, and finish by deploying and monitoring it. It costs $199 in the US. It covers part of Microsoft’s AI-103 exam but not all of it.

A 12-hour course has to be selective. This walkthrough shows what the six modules cover, which lab belongs to which module, and what the course deliberately leaves out, including the parts of the AI-103 exam that it does not teach.

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The six modules

# Module What you do Outcome listed on the page
1 Azure and Foundry setup Subscriptions, resource groups, Entra ID and managed identity, quotas and budgets; create a Foundry project and connect VS Code; set a budget alert A working Foundry project connected to Python, with identity, quota and cost controls
2 Deploy ML and foundation models Register a model in Azure Machine Learning and deploy a managed online endpoint with autoscaling and a blue-green split; deploy a foundation model and call it from Python One ML model and one foundation model live on managed endpoints
3 Build LLM applications Structured output and function calling; RAG with Azure AI Search; content safety, prompt-injection shields and evaluators A RAG application over your own documents, with guardrails and evaluation scores
4 Build agents on Foundry A single agent in the portal and in VS Code; function tools, code interpreter, MCP servers with approval controls A working agent with tools, knowledge and memory
5 Multi-agent systems Orchestration patterns (sequential, concurrent, handoff, group chat), shared state, human approval, the A2A protocol A multi-agent system with an orchestrator, specialist agents and human approval
6 Deploy, monitor and operate Deploy to Foundry Agent Service, tracing with Application Insights, evaluation, governance and cost controls The multi-agent system running with tracing, guardrails and cost controls
Hands-on labs per module

10 labs in total, as listed on the page

Module 2: deploy ML and foundation models2
Module 3: RAG, guardrails and evaluation2
Module 4: single agent and MCP tools2
Module 6: deploy, observe and evaluate2
Module 1: environment setup1
Module 5: multi-agent workflow1

What you build

Three projects are deployed by the end: an ML endpoint, a RAG application and a production-oriented multi-agent system. The agents are written both in the Foundry portal and in Python with the Microsoft Agent Framework, which is a useful distinction. The portal is quick for prototypes. The code is what a team can review, test and put in a pipeline.

How it maps to the AI-103 exam

The page says the course covers the generative AI and agent skills in Microsoft’s AI-103 exam, which leads to the Azure AI Apps and Agents Developer Associate certification. It is specific about the limits.

AI-103 area Covered by this course?
Generative AI and agentic solutions (30 to 35% of the exam) Yes
Planning and managing an Azure AI solution (25 to 30%) Partly
Computer vision (10 to 15%) No
Text and speech analysis (10 to 15%) No
Information extraction (10 to 15%) No

Treat the course as preparation for the agent half of the exam, not the whole of it. The page points to an exam-prep add-on for anyone who intends to sit AI-103. Our certificate is a course completion certificate, issued after all six modules and the final demo. It is not a Microsoft certification.

Prerequisites

  • The GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp, or equivalent experience building agents.
  • Working Python, including calling APIs and using SDKs.
  • An Azure subscription with permission to create resources.

The Azure subscription matters. The labs run on live Azure resources, so you need an account where you are allowed to create them. Module 1 sets a budget alert for this reason, and module 6 returns to cost controls.

Dates and cost

Item Detail
Fee (US) $199
Monthly EMI From about $9 a month through finance partners
Next cohort listed November 16 to 19, 2026, Monday to Thursday, 3 hours a day, 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM Eastern
Format Live virtual, 12 hours

Additional discounts are available. Contact us to know more.

Who should look elsewhere

For help deciding whether the course suits a cloud engineer, read is the Enterprise AI Agents course right for cloud engineers. The program page is Enterprise AI Agents on Azure (Microsoft Foundry).

Questions people ask

Is this a Microsoft certification?

No. You receive an AgileFever course completion certificate. The course is aligned to Microsoft’s AI-103 exam but does not replace sitting it.

Do I need an Azure account?

Yes, with permission to create resources. The labs run on live Azure resources.

Does the course cover LangGraph or CrewAI?

Module 5 shows how to bring a LangGraph or CrewAI agent onto Azure and connect it to others through the A2A protocol.

Are sessions recorded?

Yes. Live sessions are recorded.

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