What you'll learn

Understand Amazon Nova's Capabilities

Apply Nova Models to Real-World Use Cases

Develop Hands-On Experience with Nova

Master Best Practices for Prompt Engineering

Requirements

Basic understanding of AWS and Generative AI

Description

Welcome to the most engaging and beginner-friendly Amazon Nova digital training! This course is designed for those who want to truly understand capabilities of Amazon Nova models through hands-on experience—without getting lost in technical jargon.Simplified explanationsInstead of overwhelming you with complexity I break down everything down using relatable analogies that make learning intuitive and fun.Learn by doingEach module is packed with hands-on workshops, where you’ll deploy and fine-tune Nova models in real-world scenarios.Real-life usecasesFrom automating customer support to predicting trends, discover how Amazon Nova can transform businesses.Instead of overwhelming you with complex equations and AI terminology, we break everything down using relatable analogies, real-world examples, and simplified explanations that make learning intuitive and fun.Here’s the set of learning objectives for your Amazon Nova Training:Understand Amazon Nova's Capabilities – Gain a clear understanding of what Amazon Nova models are, how they function, and their core capabilities through simplified explanations and relatable analogies.Apply Nova Models to Real-World Use Cases – Learn how to use Amazon Nova for practical business applications, such as automating customer support, trend prediction, and optimizing workflows.Develop Hands-On Experience with Nova – Deploy, fine-tune, and experiment with Amazon Nova models in hands-on workshops, ensuring you can confidently apply what you’ve learned in real-world scenarios.Master Best Practices for Prompt Engineering – Learn how to craft effective prompts to get the most accurate, efficient, and relevant responses from Amazon Nova models, improving their performance for various applications.

Who this course is for

AI Enthusiast