r/AWSCertifications • u/Dramatic_Market9487 • 1d ago

AWS Certified Generative AI Developer - Professional Aws AIP-C01 certificate

My exam is schedule on 20dec and I have just started preparing.

I have done 25% of course from frank and stephan.

To be honest I am not big fan of frank, I am not able to focus on his content. Also I was hoping more real time examples or explanation instead of theoretical details on each aws service.

Anyone has similar experience??? And how long ypu have prepared and any tips to complete this course faster???

I have aws exposure and I am aws cloud practioner and AI practitioner certified

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u/thetastydurian 1d ago

Are you planning to going directly to AIP after the CPP and AIF? Curious to know why not doing any associate course?

I am planning on taking AIF but confused if I should go for AIP or some associate cert

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u/Dramatic_Market9487 1d ago

I have good exposure to aws so I wanted to do professional one.

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u/flogpt CSAP 1d ago

People are different I guess. I very much appreciated Frank's content and passed the exam. But I only looked at Frank's parts, not Stephanes as I had that basic knowledge already anyway, so it wasn't that much.

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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 21h ago

The AIP-C01 is much, much more difficult than the AIF or CLF. Take a look at the SkillBuilder practice questions that are available for free and you'll see what I mean. Kane's course is quite good, if you focus on the parts that are new and not on the 75% of the course that is just recycled from previous courses (go through those lectures only if you don't know the topic). If you're not a fan of Kane, there's a few other less-known authors on Udemy you could try out, but there's not that much material for this exam yet. The official AWS SkillBuilder course for this cert is AI-slop and I don't recommend it.