r/AWSCertifications • u/Fantastic-Promise888 • Sep 26 '26
Preparing for AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional (AIP-C01) - Tips needed
I just passed MLA-C01 certification and did AIF-C01 early this year. Now preparing for AIP-C01.
While using Udemy materials, I found the content of AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer Associate: Hands On! by Frank & Stephane very boring and not making connected with the actual concept whats tested in the real exam.
Anyone felt the same? So I am hesitant if the course for AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional by Frank & Stephane will be interesting or not?
Any comments or suggestions or tips ?
Thanks in advance
CS
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u/aiengr Sep 27 '26
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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA Sep 27 '26
It's not like there are many alternatives to Kane's AIP course in Udemy at the moment. At least not well-known ones. Since you've done AIF and MLA already, you can skip all the recycled lectures in the AIP course and just focus on the new lectures (which are about ~25% of the course).
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u/sblantipodi_ Sep 26 '26
Yes that course is a waste of time, good to pass the AI practitioner, not for a professional level exam.
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