Agentic AI for Engineers by Dhivya Nagasubramanian (.PDF)+
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Agentic AI for Engineers: Architecting Goal-Driven Systems by Dhivya Nagasubramanian
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Overview: As AI rapidly evolves from passive models to autonomous systems capable of setting goals, reasoning, and acting independently, engineers find themselves at the threshold of a new technological era. This book serves as a bridge—connecting the world of traditional engineering to the emerging domain of Agentic AI. It is crafted for hands-on professionals who may not have formal training in AI but are eager to build the next generation of intelligent, goal-driven systems. The journey begins with foundational concepts: what it truly means for a system to exhibit agency, how autonomy differs from automation, and why this distinction matters in practice. Early chapters lay down the necessary groundwork in machine learning and generative AI, allowing readers to appreciate the architecture that enables agentic behavior. From there, the book dives into system design patterns, prompting strategies, and the most influential tools shaping the agentic AI landscape—from LangChain to CrewAI. Practical guidance is provided on engineering agents that are not only capable but also aligned, safe, and robust in dynamic environments. The third chapter shifts into applied engineering: readers are walked step-by-step through building their first AI agent, supported by real-world examples, feedback loop design, and deployment practices that mirror how modern autonomous systems are built. Primary audience includes Software Engineers, DevOps, and Data Engineers curious about building intelligent, autonomous systems but who lack formal AI training; Technical Product Managers and Engineering Leaders looking to understand and implement Agentic AI in real-world systems; System Architects and Automation Engineers exploring the shift from traditional automation to intelligent agent-based architectures. AI/ML Enthusiasts and self-learners, Engineering and computer science students, and professionals in emerging tech domains who want to build or deploy autonomous agents will also benefit from this book.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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