Written by the AgileFever editorial team. Program details were checked against the live program pages in October 2026. We run this program. The details come from its program page, and where that page disagrees with itself we say so.
The Gen AI BootCamp page gives two different signals. The audience list names Python developers, machine learning engineers, data scientists, data analysts and AI engineers. The prerequisites line says anyone can register and that basic Python is beneficial. A beginner reading both needs to know which one describes the experience of taking the course. This post goes through the program module by module and sorts the beginners into three groups, because the right answer differs for each.
What “beginner” can mean
| If you are | Fit for the Gen AI BootCamp? | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| New to programming | Not yet | Learn Python first. Python for AI is free and takes 6 hours, and it is a starting point, not a full programming education |
| A programmer new to AI | Yes, with some preparation | Python for AI to cover the libraries, then start. The first module reviews Python before the AI content begins |
| In IT but not a coder (project manager, business analyst, product owner) | Probably not the best first step | Consider the role-based course for your job, or The AI Blueprint (4 hours, free) to get oriented |
Where a beginner meets the difficulty
The program has 12 modules and 72 hours. The page also says 70 hours in one FAQ, so confirm the current figure with an advisor. The table shows what each stage asks of you.
| Module | Topic | What it asks of you |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Python | Functions, loops, NumPy, Pandas, JSON and APIs. A review if you code; a steep start if you do not |
| 2 | Deep learning | Neural networks, ANN, CNN, RNN and LSTM. Needs comfort with the idea of training a model |
| 3 | NLP | Text cleaning, embeddings, sentiment analysis |
| 4 | Generative AI foundations | LLMs, diffusion models, GANs, transformer architectures |
| 5 | Prompt engineering | Zero-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought prompts, prompt testing |
| 6 | LLMs in depth | Tokenisation, attention, calling OpenAI and Claude APIs |
| 7 | RAG | Vector databases (FAISS, Pinecone, Weaviate), LangChain and LlamaIndex |
| 8 | Fine-tuning | LoRA, QLoRA, PEFT, quantisation, Hugging Face |
| 9 to 12 | Multimodal, code and productivity tools, deployment and LLMOps, ethics and safety | Streamlit, Gradio, Docker and moderation filters |
Count of modules
Three of the twelve modules come before generative AI starts. That helps a beginner to AI who already codes, because the groundwork is in the course. It does not help someone who has not coded, because the pace of module 1 assumes you will move quickly.
A short self-test
You are ready for module 1 if you can do these without help: write a function that reads a JSON file and returns a filtered list, install a library and import it, and call a web API from a script. If any of those is new, spend a week on Python for AI first. If all three are easy, the first module will be review.
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What the assessment and capstone ask
Every module ends with a practical exam, lab assessment or project. At the end of the 72 hours you choose a capstone: a legal assistant (LegalBot), an AI tutor, or a resume screener. Each is a full GenAI application, and the program lists nine projects in total.
Other places to start
| If you want | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A free, short start with AI concepts | The AI Blueprint (4 hours) or Python for AI (6 hours) | Free and quick, and both are named as starting points on our program pages |
| A first AI program built around your job | The role-based courses (12 to 16 hours each) | They assume Python for AI first but are scoped to one role |
| Classical machine learning before generative AI | The AI and ML BootCamp | Statistics and models come before deep learning |
| Agents with memory and multi-agent systems | The GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp | More modules on agent building |
The page shows no list price, only a monthly EMI as low as $125, so ask an advisor for the current fee and cohort dates. For a side-by-side with the other bootcamps, read AI and ML BootCamp vs Gen AI BootCamp and Gen AI BootCamp vs GenAI and Agentic AI BootCamp. The module list is covered in the curriculum breakdown. The program page is the Gen AI BootCamp.
Questions people ask
Can I join with no coding experience at all?
The page says anyone can register. Our advice, based on the module list, is to learn Python first, because module 1 is a review for programmers and a hard start for everyone else.
Is basic Python enough?
Basic Python is what the page calls beneficial. You will move faster if you are comfortable with functions, libraries and APIs.
Are sessions recorded?
Yes. Live sessions are recorded.
