You’ve tried invoking off-the-shelf LLMs in Python, but they hallucinate, miss the mark, or don’t understand your domain. And while plug-and-play tools offer convenience, they rarely provide the control or customization required for real-world deployment.
If your team is building AI into critical workflows, you need more than a prompt. You need a systematic, scalable way to control, tune, and monitor LLM behavior. That’s where this learning path comes in.
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A Learning Path for Practical, Customized LLM Deployment
Data Society’s “Customize and Deploy LLM Applications for Tailored Solutions” learning path is built for developers, data scientists, and LLMOps professionals who want to move beyond experimentation. From structured prompting pipelines to domain-specific fine-tuning and scalable deployment workflows, this path helps teams create LLM services that are accurate, aligned, and ready for production.
Learners build fluency in Python-based methods for accelerating inference, controlling outputs, and integrating LLMs with other systems to create applications like text-to-image converters and document parsers. They also master evaluation techniques for ensuring coherence, accuracy, and optimal task performance.
Built for Teams That Build, Deploy, and Own LLM Solutions
Whether you’re designing LLM-powered features, fine-tuning models for semantic search, or deploying AI agents in production, this path delivers practical skills for applied use. It’s ideal for:
– Python developers and AI engineers are integrating LLMs into tools and pipelines
– Data scientists are fine-tuning models on proprietary datasets
– MLOps and DevOps professionals automating, retraining, and monitoring LLM workflows
– Software architects and product managers shaping LLM strategy and performance
The goal is to reduce hallucinations, align outputs to your domain, and deploy performant, reliable solutions that scale with your business.
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What Your Teams Will Learn
Across up to nine hands-on courses, learners gain experience with:
– Structured prompting and chaining patterns for consistent output
– Fine-tuning and optimization strategies to reduce drift and improve precision
– Quantization and compression for faster inference and lower cost
– Metrics and methods to evaluate model accuracy and coherence
– Best practices for deploying and monitoring models in production environments
– Use cases like image-to-text generation and form-parsing with Donut models
Everything is instructor-led, cohort-based, and customizable, whether you’re just getting started or looking to streamline your LLM pipeline.
Custom Fit to Your People, Data, and Goals
No two teams are the same, and neither are our programs. We begin every engagement by collaborating with you to understand your internal workflows, existing technology stack, and strategic objectives. From there, we tailor course content, exercises, and assessments to your reality.
Training can include your data, your terminology, your tools, and even your subject matter experts as guest speakers. We ensure that learners work on scenarios they’ll actually encounter and walk away with skills they can apply immediately.
With small cohort sizes, expert instructors, and integrated support from Data Society’s Learning Hub and Virtual Teaching Assistant, your teams won’t just understand how to use LLMs. They’ll be able to build with confidence.
About Data Society
Data Society delivers high-impact, instructor-led training that equips teams to apply data and AI skills in real-world business environments. Our learning programs are designed to build fluency across roles, from foundational understanding to advanced technical expertise.
Enterprises and government agencies trust us to build readiness for the demands of a data- and AI-driven workplace. Learn more in our course catalog.
Q&A: Customizing and Deploying LLMs for Business
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