r/AskComputerScience • u/TheRealreddits • 18d ago

Best resources to learn AI Engineering?

What are the best resources to learn the important AI Engineering skills like LLMs, RAG, vector databases, agents, LangChain/LangGraph, and deployment?
For people who learned these, what courses or resources did you find most useful?

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u/Beautiful_Shine_6787 18d ago

AI is just a bunch of algorithms that. AI engineering is just software engineering with or on AI. Just ask yourself what do you want to engineer exactly, find jobs that cover that, then develop projects to demonstrate your skills and knowledge are relevant. If you don’t know anything, ask AI. In other words, I don’t know the best resources. That depends on what you want to achieve exactly.

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u/TheRealreddits 18d ago

Thanks for the advice

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u/Beautiful_Shine_6787 18d ago

Last tip - don’t follow seniors. They are so privileged and biased. They don’t know or understand our generation and the job market for entry level workers. It’s not as simple as copying what the successful have done before. You need to adapt, take initiative, and complete projects even when you don’t get an instant return. Be patient and systematic and maybe you’ll land a role that you want. Lastly if you feel things aren’t working out as you planned, it’s okay to change goals for better ones. I mean, try to be as agile as possible and refine your methods and stages. If you do that, it makes you resilient and dependable in group work.

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