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EXTENSIVE & DETAILED COURSE CURRICULUM
Module 1: Foundations of AI-Driven Architecture - Understanding the Paradigm Shift from Static to Adaptive Systems
- Core Principles of AI-Infused Technical Design
- Differentiating AI-Driven, AI-Enhanced, and AI-Native Architectures
- The Role of Data Flows in Dynamic System Behavior
- Architectural Implications of Real-Time Inference and Feedback Loops
- Foundations of Predictive and Prescriptive System Logic
- Key Differences Between Traditional and Cognitive Architectures
- Evaluating Technical Debt in Pre-AI Systems
- The Emergence of Self-Optimizing Infrastructure
- Mapping AI Capabilities to System Requirements
Module 2: Strategic Frameworks for Future-Proof Design - The Adaptive Architecture Canvas - A Structured Design Tool
- Five Pillars of Sustainable AI System Integration
- Using the Future-Proofing Maturity Model to Assess Readiness
- Principle-Driven Design: From Constraints to Scalability
- Aligning AI Architecture with Business Objectives
- Scenario Planning for Technological Disruption
- Designing for Evolvability and Incremental Upgrades
- The Modularity Imperative for AI Components
- Architectural Decision Records in AI Systems
- Creating a Living Architecture Roadmap
Module 3: Core AI Architecture Patterns and Models - Pattern 1: The Inference Orchestration Layer
- Pattern 2: Feedback-Driven Auto-Remediation
- Pattern 3: Dynamic Service Chaining Based on Predictive Triggers
- Pattern 4: Adaptive API Gateways with AI Negotiation Logic
- Pattern 5: Cognitive Caching with Usage Pattern Forecasting
- Pattern 6: Latency-Aware Load Distribution Using AI Predictions
- Pattern 7: Autonomous Scaling Policies with Anomaly Detection
- Pattern 8: Context-Aware Service Discovery
- Pattern 9: Resilient Degradation Paths for AI Components
- Pattern 10: Self-Diagnosing Microservices Mesh
Module 4: Data Architecture for Intelligent Systems - Designing Data Lakes with AI Governance in Mind
- Streaming Architecture for Real-Time Model Inference
- Data Versioning and Lineage in AI-Driven Workflows
- Integrating Online and Offline Learning Pipelines
- Handling Concept Drift in Production Data Flows
- Event-Driven Data Architecture with AI Observability
- Privacy-Preserving Data Architectures for AI
- Differential Privacy Integration in Data Pipelines
- Federated Data Architectures for Scalable AI Training
- Building Data Contracts for AI Model Interoperability
Module 5: AI Infrastructure and Deployment Topologies - Edge AI vs Cloud AI: Trade-offs and Integration Strategies
- Hybrid AI Deployment Patterns for Global Resilience
- Containerization of AI Workloads Using Lightweight Runtimes
- Kubernetes Operators for AI Model Lifecycle Management
- Optimizing Inference Latency with Preloading and Prefetching
- Serverless AI: When and How to Use It Effectively
- Low-Power AI Architectures for IoT Integration
- Energy-Aware Deployment Scheduling for AI Services
- Geo-Distributed Inference with Model Replication Tiers
- Disaster Recovery for AI Components and Stateful Models
Module 6: Integration of AI with Existing Systems - Legacy System Wrapping with AI Translation Layers
- API Mediation Patterns for Incremental AI Adoption
- Event-Bus Integration of AI Decision Engines
- AI-Driven API Recommendation and Usage Optimization
- Messaging Queue Architectures for Asynchronous AI Actions
- Service Mesh Integration with AI Policy Enforcement
- Transaction Consistency in AI-Augmented Workflows
- Orchestrating Batch and Real-Time AI Processes
- Gradual Rollout Strategies for AI Components
- Rollback and Rollforward Protocols for AI Deployments
Module 7: Resilience and Fault Tolerance in AI Systems - Failure Mode Analysis for AI Models and Pipelines
- Graceful Degradation of Cognitive Services
- Model Health Monitoring and Automated Alerts
- Designing Automated Fallback Mechanisms
- Chaos Engineering for AI Components
- Simulating Model Drift and Data Skew in Test Environments
- Recovery Time Objectives for AI Inference Layers
- Fail-Fast vs Fail-Safe Logic in AI Contexts
- Multiversion Model Deployment for Resilience
- Self-Healing Architectures with AI Observers
Module 8: Security and Governance of AI-Powered Systems - Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
Module 1: Foundations of AI-Driven Architecture - Understanding the Paradigm Shift from Static to Adaptive Systems
- Core Principles of AI-Infused Technical Design
- Differentiating AI-Driven, AI-Enhanced, and AI-Native Architectures
- The Role of Data Flows in Dynamic System Behavior
- Architectural Implications of Real-Time Inference and Feedback Loops
- Foundations of Predictive and Prescriptive System Logic
- Key Differences Between Traditional and Cognitive Architectures
- Evaluating Technical Debt in Pre-AI Systems
- The Emergence of Self-Optimizing Infrastructure
- Mapping AI Capabilities to System Requirements
Module 2: Strategic Frameworks for Future-Proof Design - The Adaptive Architecture Canvas - A Structured Design Tool
- Five Pillars of Sustainable AI System Integration
- Using the Future-Proofing Maturity Model to Assess Readiness
- Principle-Driven Design: From Constraints to Scalability
- Aligning AI Architecture with Business Objectives
- Scenario Planning for Technological Disruption
- Designing for Evolvability and Incremental Upgrades
- The Modularity Imperative for AI Components
- Architectural Decision Records in AI Systems
- Creating a Living Architecture Roadmap
Module 3: Core AI Architecture Patterns and Models - Pattern 1: The Inference Orchestration Layer
- Pattern 2: Feedback-Driven Auto-Remediation
- Pattern 3: Dynamic Service Chaining Based on Predictive Triggers
- Pattern 4: Adaptive API Gateways with AI Negotiation Logic
- Pattern 5: Cognitive Caching with Usage Pattern Forecasting
- Pattern 6: Latency-Aware Load Distribution Using AI Predictions
- Pattern 7: Autonomous Scaling Policies with Anomaly Detection
- Pattern 8: Context-Aware Service Discovery
- Pattern 9: Resilient Degradation Paths for AI Components
- Pattern 10: Self-Diagnosing Microservices Mesh
Module 4: Data Architecture for Intelligent Systems - Designing Data Lakes with AI Governance in Mind
- Streaming Architecture for Real-Time Model Inference
- Data Versioning and Lineage in AI-Driven Workflows
- Integrating Online and Offline Learning Pipelines
- Handling Concept Drift in Production Data Flows
- Event-Driven Data Architecture with AI Observability
- Privacy-Preserving Data Architectures for AI
- Differential Privacy Integration in Data Pipelines
- Federated Data Architectures for Scalable AI Training
- Building Data Contracts for AI Model Interoperability
Module 5: AI Infrastructure and Deployment Topologies - Edge AI vs Cloud AI: Trade-offs and Integration Strategies
- Hybrid AI Deployment Patterns for Global Resilience
- Containerization of AI Workloads Using Lightweight Runtimes
- Kubernetes Operators for AI Model Lifecycle Management
- Optimizing Inference Latency with Preloading and Prefetching
- Serverless AI: When and How to Use It Effectively
- Low-Power AI Architectures for IoT Integration
- Energy-Aware Deployment Scheduling for AI Services
- Geo-Distributed Inference with Model Replication Tiers
- Disaster Recovery for AI Components and Stateful Models
Module 6: Integration of AI with Existing Systems - Legacy System Wrapping with AI Translation Layers
- API Mediation Patterns for Incremental AI Adoption
- Event-Bus Integration of AI Decision Engines
- AI-Driven API Recommendation and Usage Optimization
- Messaging Queue Architectures for Asynchronous AI Actions
- Service Mesh Integration with AI Policy Enforcement
- Transaction Consistency in AI-Augmented Workflows
- Orchestrating Batch and Real-Time AI Processes
- Gradual Rollout Strategies for AI Components
- Rollback and Rollforward Protocols for AI Deployments
Module 7: Resilience and Fault Tolerance in AI Systems - Failure Mode Analysis for AI Models and Pipelines
- Graceful Degradation of Cognitive Services
- Model Health Monitoring and Automated Alerts
- Designing Automated Fallback Mechanisms
- Chaos Engineering for AI Components
- Simulating Model Drift and Data Skew in Test Environments
- Recovery Time Objectives for AI Inference Layers
- Fail-Fast vs Fail-Safe Logic in AI Contexts
- Multiversion Model Deployment for Resilience
- Self-Healing Architectures with AI Observers
Module 8: Security and Governance of AI-Powered Systems - Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- The Adaptive Architecture Canvas - A Structured Design Tool
- Five Pillars of Sustainable AI System Integration
- Using the Future-Proofing Maturity Model to Assess Readiness
- Principle-Driven Design: From Constraints to Scalability
- Aligning AI Architecture with Business Objectives
- Scenario Planning for Technological Disruption
- Designing for Evolvability and Incremental Upgrades
- The Modularity Imperative for AI Components
- Architectural Decision Records in AI Systems
- Creating a Living Architecture Roadmap
Module 3: Core AI Architecture Patterns and Models - Pattern 1: The Inference Orchestration Layer
- Pattern 2: Feedback-Driven Auto-Remediation
- Pattern 3: Dynamic Service Chaining Based on Predictive Triggers
- Pattern 4: Adaptive API Gateways with AI Negotiation Logic
- Pattern 5: Cognitive Caching with Usage Pattern Forecasting
- Pattern 6: Latency-Aware Load Distribution Using AI Predictions
- Pattern 7: Autonomous Scaling Policies with Anomaly Detection
- Pattern 8: Context-Aware Service Discovery
- Pattern 9: Resilient Degradation Paths for AI Components
- Pattern 10: Self-Diagnosing Microservices Mesh
Module 4: Data Architecture for Intelligent Systems - Designing Data Lakes with AI Governance in Mind
- Streaming Architecture for Real-Time Model Inference
- Data Versioning and Lineage in AI-Driven Workflows
- Integrating Online and Offline Learning Pipelines
- Handling Concept Drift in Production Data Flows
- Event-Driven Data Architecture with AI Observability
- Privacy-Preserving Data Architectures for AI
- Differential Privacy Integration in Data Pipelines
- Federated Data Architectures for Scalable AI Training
- Building Data Contracts for AI Model Interoperability
Module 5: AI Infrastructure and Deployment Topologies - Edge AI vs Cloud AI: Trade-offs and Integration Strategies
- Hybrid AI Deployment Patterns for Global Resilience
- Containerization of AI Workloads Using Lightweight Runtimes
- Kubernetes Operators for AI Model Lifecycle Management
- Optimizing Inference Latency with Preloading and Prefetching
- Serverless AI: When and How to Use It Effectively
- Low-Power AI Architectures for IoT Integration
- Energy-Aware Deployment Scheduling for AI Services
- Geo-Distributed Inference with Model Replication Tiers
- Disaster Recovery for AI Components and Stateful Models
Module 6: Integration of AI with Existing Systems - Legacy System Wrapping with AI Translation Layers
- API Mediation Patterns for Incremental AI Adoption
- Event-Bus Integration of AI Decision Engines
- AI-Driven API Recommendation and Usage Optimization
- Messaging Queue Architectures for Asynchronous AI Actions
- Service Mesh Integration with AI Policy Enforcement
- Transaction Consistency in AI-Augmented Workflows
- Orchestrating Batch and Real-Time AI Processes
- Gradual Rollout Strategies for AI Components
- Rollback and Rollforward Protocols for AI Deployments
Module 7: Resilience and Fault Tolerance in AI Systems - Failure Mode Analysis for AI Models and Pipelines
- Graceful Degradation of Cognitive Services
- Model Health Monitoring and Automated Alerts
- Designing Automated Fallback Mechanisms
- Chaos Engineering for AI Components
- Simulating Model Drift and Data Skew in Test Environments
- Recovery Time Objectives for AI Inference Layers
- Fail-Fast vs Fail-Safe Logic in AI Contexts
- Multiversion Model Deployment for Resilience
- Self-Healing Architectures with AI Observers
Module 8: Security and Governance of AI-Powered Systems - Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Designing Data Lakes with AI Governance in Mind
- Streaming Architecture for Real-Time Model Inference
- Data Versioning and Lineage in AI-Driven Workflows
- Integrating Online and Offline Learning Pipelines
- Handling Concept Drift in Production Data Flows
- Event-Driven Data Architecture with AI Observability
- Privacy-Preserving Data Architectures for AI
- Differential Privacy Integration in Data Pipelines
- Federated Data Architectures for Scalable AI Training
- Building Data Contracts for AI Model Interoperability
Module 5: AI Infrastructure and Deployment Topologies - Edge AI vs Cloud AI: Trade-offs and Integration Strategies
- Hybrid AI Deployment Patterns for Global Resilience
- Containerization of AI Workloads Using Lightweight Runtimes
- Kubernetes Operators for AI Model Lifecycle Management
- Optimizing Inference Latency with Preloading and Prefetching
- Serverless AI: When and How to Use It Effectively
- Low-Power AI Architectures for IoT Integration
- Energy-Aware Deployment Scheduling for AI Services
- Geo-Distributed Inference with Model Replication Tiers
- Disaster Recovery for AI Components and Stateful Models
Module 6: Integration of AI with Existing Systems - Legacy System Wrapping with AI Translation Layers
- API Mediation Patterns for Incremental AI Adoption
- Event-Bus Integration of AI Decision Engines
- AI-Driven API Recommendation and Usage Optimization
- Messaging Queue Architectures for Asynchronous AI Actions
- Service Mesh Integration with AI Policy Enforcement
- Transaction Consistency in AI-Augmented Workflows
- Orchestrating Batch and Real-Time AI Processes
- Gradual Rollout Strategies for AI Components
- Rollback and Rollforward Protocols for AI Deployments
Module 7: Resilience and Fault Tolerance in AI Systems - Failure Mode Analysis for AI Models and Pipelines
- Graceful Degradation of Cognitive Services
- Model Health Monitoring and Automated Alerts
- Designing Automated Fallback Mechanisms
- Chaos Engineering for AI Components
- Simulating Model Drift and Data Skew in Test Environments
- Recovery Time Objectives for AI Inference Layers
- Fail-Fast vs Fail-Safe Logic in AI Contexts
- Multiversion Model Deployment for Resilience
- Self-Healing Architectures with AI Observers
Module 8: Security and Governance of AI-Powered Systems - Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Legacy System Wrapping with AI Translation Layers
- API Mediation Patterns for Incremental AI Adoption
- Event-Bus Integration of AI Decision Engines
- AI-Driven API Recommendation and Usage Optimization
- Messaging Queue Architectures for Asynchronous AI Actions
- Service Mesh Integration with AI Policy Enforcement
- Transaction Consistency in AI-Augmented Workflows
- Orchestrating Batch and Real-Time AI Processes
- Gradual Rollout Strategies for AI Components
- Rollback and Rollforward Protocols for AI Deployments
Module 7: Resilience and Fault Tolerance in AI Systems - Failure Mode Analysis for AI Models and Pipelines
- Graceful Degradation of Cognitive Services
- Model Health Monitoring and Automated Alerts
- Designing Automated Fallback Mechanisms
- Chaos Engineering for AI Components
- Simulating Model Drift and Data Skew in Test Environments
- Recovery Time Objectives for AI Inference Layers
- Fail-Fast vs Fail-Safe Logic in AI Contexts
- Multiversion Model Deployment for Resilience
- Self-Healing Architectures with AI Observers
Module 8: Security and Governance of AI-Powered Systems - Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Threat Modeling for AI Components
- Model Integrity Verification and Tamper Protection
- Data Poisoning Prevention at the Architecture Level
- Access Control Models for AI Model Endpoints
- Runtime Protection of Model Weights and Biases
- Explainability as a Security and Compliance Requirement
- Audit Logging Patterns for AI Decisions
- Regulatory Alignment: GDPR, CCPA, and AI Act Implications
- Governance of Model Ownership and Orchestration Rights
- Secure Model Update and Patching Workflows
Module 9: Performance Optimization for AI Architectures - Bottleneck Identification in AI-Integrated Pipelines
- Prediction Latency Reduction Techniques
- Model Quantization and Pruning at Infrastructure Level
- Preemptive Resource Allocation Using AI Forecasting
- Caching Strategies for Repeated AI Inference
- Parallelization of Distributed Inference Tasks
- Dynamic Load Balancing Based on Predicted Demand
- AI-Driven Cost Optimization for Cloud Spending
- SLA Management in Multi-Tenant AI Environments
- Throughput Tuning for High-Frequency AI Operations
Module 10: Monitoring, Observability, and AI Telemetry - Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Designing AI-Centric Observability Pipelines
- Tracking Model Drift, Data Skew, and Concept Shift
- Logging AI Decision Justifications for Debugging
- Distributed Tracing in AI-Orchestrated Workflows
- Custom Metrics for Model Confidence and Coverage
- Alerting on AI-Specific Anomalies
- Visualization of AI Behavior Across System Layers
- Integrating AI Outputs into Centralized Dashboards
- Feedback Loops from Observability to Model Retraining
- Real-Time Health Scoring for AI Components
Module 11: Ethical and Responsible AI in Architecture - Bias Detection at the System Design Layer
- Architecture-Level Mitigation of Discriminatory Patterns
- Designing for AI Accountability and Audit Trails
- Human-in-the-Loop Integration Patterns
- Fail-Safe Mechanisms for Ethical Violations
- Transparency-by-Design in AI System Outputs
- Consent Architecture for Data Usage in AI
- Equitable Access Design for AI-Powered Systems
- Architectural Safeguards Against Surveillance Drift
- Evaluating Environmental Impact of AI Infrastructure
Module 12: AI-Driven Automation and Orchestration - Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Self-Configuring Network Topologies Using AI Predictions
- Automated Capacity Provisioning Based on Learned Patterns
- Intelligent Incident Response Routing
- Policy-Driven Remediation with AI Reasoning
- Root Cause Analysis Automation Using Historical AI Models
- Dynamic Playbook Generation for Operations Teams
- Autonomous Load Migration During Peak Detection
- Smart Alert Correlation and Suppression
- Automated Dependency Mapping and Impact Analysis
- AI-Enhanced Runbook Execution and Validation
Module 13: Scalability and Global Distribution Strategies - Sharding Models Based on Geolocation and Usage
- Global Model Replication with Conflict Resolution
- Latency-Optimized Model Deployment Zones
- Multi-Region Active-Active Architectures for AI
- Edge-to-Cloud Model Synchronization Patterns
- Balancing Consistency, Availability, and Partition Tolerance in AI Systems
- Federated Learning Integration at Scale
- Bandwidth-Aware Model Updates for Remote Sites
- Regional Compliance-Aware Routing for AI Services
- Elastic Scaling Boundaries in AI-Heavy Environments
Module 14: Cost-Effective AI Architecture Principles - Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Total Cost of Ownership Modeling for AI Systems
- Identifying Hidden Costs in AI Operations
- Economical Model Serving Patterns
- Batch vs Real-Time Inference Cost Trade-offs
- Spot Instance and Preemptible Resource Integration
- Lifecycle-Based Model Archiving and Activation
- Resource Reclamation Policies for Stale AI Workloads
- Cost Attribution for Multi-Team AI Usage
- Automated Budget Enforcement at Service Level
- Right-Sizing AI Components Using Historical Data
Module 15: Real-World Project: Design a Full AI-Driven System - Project Brief: Future-Proofing a Financial Fraud Detection System
- Requirements Gathering and Stakeholder Alignment
- Architectural Pattern Selection for Real-Time AI
- Data Flow Design with Streaming Resilience
- Integration Points with Core Banking Systems
- Security and Compliance by Design
- Observability and Drift Monitoring Plan
- Resilience Strategy for Model Failure
- Global Deployment Topology
- Cost Analysis and Optimization Plan
Module 16: Certification Preparation and Career Advancement - Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Review of Key Architecture Competencies
- Common Pitfalls in AI System Design and How to Avoid Them
- Creating a Portfolio-Worthy Architecture Diagram
- Documenting Design Decisions for Peer Review
- Presenting AI Architecture to Technical and Non-Technical Stakeholders
- Negotiating AI Modernization Projects with Leadership
- Resume Optimization for AI-Infused Technical Roles
- Interview Preparation for Senior AI Architecture Roles
- Building Thought Leadership Through Public Documentation
- Earning and Showcasing Your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service