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Mastering Agentic AI Systems — Supplementals

Companion study material for a book preparing readers for the NVIDIA NCP-AAI agentic AI certification, with chapter text, quizzes, practice exams, slides, labs and mappings to several other AI certifications.

Mastering Agentic AI Systems — Supplementals

This repository is the companion material for the book Mastering Agentic AI Systems, written primarily to support the NVIDIA Certified Professional, Agentic AI, exam, and mapped in detail to how its roughly 94 chapters also cover knowledge items for AWS AIP-C01, the Databricks Generative AI Engineer Associate exam, Google Cloud's Professional Machine Learning Engineer exam, and Microsoft AI-102. A certification-mapping folder gives one file per certification rating each chapter's relevance to that exam's knowledge items.

The repository includes the full chapter text as the primary reading material, a prerequisites guide, per-chapter quiz and full-length practice exam links, presentation slide decks, standalone code examples pulled from the chapters, additional worked examples, chapter diagrams, source and third-party reference material, and prompts for using an AI assistant as a study tutor. A hands-on labs folder is being rebuilt from scratch; older prose excerpts that happened to contain worked code have been moved into an archive rather than left as finished exercises.

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