RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh

RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh

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RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh
  • RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh
RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh

RAG Engineering for Students: A 12-Week Textbook: Build Production Retrieval-Augmented Generation Systems with Python, Free-Tier Tooling, and a Capstone Project That Passes University Rubrics by Govind Singh

$30.30
$30.30
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ISBN: 9798172093326.0
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This book provides a structured, semester-friendly curriculum that runs entirely on a laptop and helps you build a portfolio-ready capstone project using free, local tools. Build Real Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Systems—Without Paying for Cloud Services Tired of piecing together blog posts and cloud tutorials that assume you have an AWS budget? What you'll get inside: A complete 12-week syllabus with learning objectives, GitHub Classroom–ready coding exercises, and a capstone template aligned with common university assessment rubrics. A zero-cost local stack using Ollama for quantized LLMs, Chroma for vector storage, and LangChain for orchestration—all reproducible in under 30 minutes.

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