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AI-103: Azure AI App and Agent Developer

Build AI apps and agents on Azure: Microsoft Foundry, RAG, multi-agent solutions, and Azure AI services. Successor to AI-102.

Duration

4 days

Formats

Instructor-led,Virtual,On-site

Category

AI,Cloud

AI,Cloud

About this course

AI-103 is Microsoft’s 2026 successor to AI-102, refocusing the AI engineer role on building applications and agents. This four-day course covers Microsoft Foundry for model selection and deployment, building generative AI apps with retrieval-augmented generation, developing agents and multi-agent solutions, and integrating Azure AI services for vision, language, and document intelligence.

What you'll learn

  • Deploy and manage models with Microsoft Foundry
  • Build generative AI solutions with RAG patterns
  • Develop agents and orchestrate multi-agent workflows
  • Integrate vision, language, and document intelligence services
  • Apply responsible AI and content safety controls

Course syllabus

  • Module 1 — Microsoft Foundry and model deployment
  • Module 2 — Generative AI apps and RAG
  • Module 3 — Agent development and orchestration
  • Module 4 — Azure AI services integration
  • Module 5 — Responsible AI and content safety
  • Exam preparation

Who should attend

  • Developers building AI-powered applications on Azure
  • AI-102 holders transitioning to the new credential
  • Engineers adding agentic patterns to enterprise solutions

From

1890

EUR

per seat - excluding VAT.

​​Request a quote for multiple seats/trainings and in-company, on-site trainings

Duration

4

Level

Associate

Exam

AI-103

Vendor

Microsoft

Prerequisites

Programming experience (Python or C#) and working Azure familiarity.

What's included

  • Official Microsoft courseware and hands-on labs
  • Kloudatech hyperlinked study guide
  • Certificate of attendance
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Certification

Prepares for exam AI-103, leading to the Microsoft Certified: Azure AI App and Agent Developer Associate certification. Replaces AI-102, which retired 30 June 2026.

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