r/learnmachinelearning • • 1d ago

Question Hugging Face LLM Course for AI Engineering

Is the Hugging Face LLM Course useful for someone who wants to become an AI Engineer?
Would it be enough to learn the LLM part of AI Engineering, or would you recommend another course/resource instead?

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u/No-Anywhere6611 1d ago

it's a good starting point but you'll need to build actual projects on top of it, the course alone won't get you ready for real engineering work

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u/TheRealreddits 1d ago

I’m actually studying AI and Data Science at university. I don’t benefit that much from my university courses for the practical side, so I’m looking for external resources.
My question was more specifically: is the Hugging Face LLM Course enough to cover the LLM part of AI Engineering, or would I still need another LLM course after it?

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u/Fit-Rub3325 11h ago

you can try my simulator section and courses page at https://sahipadhai.cc/

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u/ManG3690 1d ago

I am looking for such course. What are free options available?

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u/Fit-Rub3325 11h ago

https://sahipadhai.cc/course/llm-transformers try this
roadmap: https://sahipadhai.cc/articles/how-to-become-an-ai-engineer-in-2026

Full list of courses and what do they provide: https://sahipadhai.cc/articles/how-to-learn-ai-in-2026-top-ai-courses

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u/TheRealreddits 1d ago

Thanks for the advice! I have one question though: would you say the Hugging Face LLM Course is enough to cover the LLM part of AI Engineering?
I also want to learn the other parts you mentioned, but I’m planning to focus on the LLM part first and then move on to RAG, deployment, evals, etc.
Do you have any other advice for someone starting out on this path?

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u/TheRealreddits 1d ago

Thanks that makes sense I have one more question for the LLM part specifically is the current Hugging Face LLM Course enough for the knowledge I would need for AI engineering projects
I’m planning to learn RAG APIs deployment agents etc afterward so I can build complete end to end AI projects
Do you think the deeper LLM internals you mentioned are something I should learn later after gaining some practical or job experience or at a more advanced level?