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Microsoft Azure AI-900 Certification Report

Abstract
The Microsoft Azure AI-900 certification provides foundational knowledge of artificial
intelligence (AI) and its services within the Azure ecosystem. This report summarizes the
course structure, technical insights, and personal learning experiences, providing an
overview of the certification journey. The focus is on AI principles, natural language
processing, computer vision, and machine learning to equip learners with essential skills for
AI-based roles.

I. Introduction
In today’s fast-evolving technological landscape, AI has become integral to solving complex
challenges. The Microsoft Azure AI-900 course introduces basic AI concepts and practical
applications using Azure’s cloud-based services. It is ideal for individuals aspiring to
understand and implement AI-driven solutions without extensive technical expertise.

II. Course Description

a. Overview
The AI-900 certification emphasizes Microsoft Azure's capabilities, covering AI workloads,
including natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, and machine learning.

b. Objectives
- To provide foundational AI knowledge.

- To introduce Azure AI services for deploying machine learning models.

- To explain AI principles, workloads, and considerations.

III. Overview of the Course

a. Contents Covered
1. AI Workloads and Considerations: Explore different AI workloads, such as natural
language and vision processing, and their ethical implications.

2. Fundamental Principles of Machine Learning on Azure: Learn how to use Azure Machine
Learning for building, training, and deploying ML models efficiently.

3. Features of Computer Vision Workloads: Understand the use of APIs for image
recognition, object detection, and facial analysis.

4. Features of Natural Language Processing Workloads: Gain knowledge of Azure services


for language understanding, translation, and conversational AI.
5. Features of Generative AI on Azure: Explore cutting-edge technologies for content
creation using Azure AI Studio.

b. Outcome
- Proficiency in Azure AI tools like AI Studio and Machine Learning Studio.

- Understanding AI workloads and practical applications.

- Preparedness for roles like AI engineer, data scientist, and machine learning specialist.

IV. Technical Descriptions

a. Technologies Learned
- Azure Machine Learning Studio: Build, train, and deploy machine learning models.

- Azure AI Studio: Unified interface for generative AI development.

- Computer Vision APIs: For object detection, image recognition, and analysis.

- Natural Language Processing APIs: For language understanding and translation.

b. Assignments and Projects


- Assignments: Hands-on tasks with Azure AI Studio and Machine Learning Studio.

- Project: Team-based disease prediction project using Azure Machine Learning.

c. Challenges Faced
- Integrating Azure services for seamless workflows.

- Optimizing machine learning models for efficiency.

- Learning cloud-based AI tools with limited prior exposure.

d. Professional Insights
- Emphasis on responsible AI practices.

- Enhanced problem-solving skills through team projects.

- Preparedness for advanced certifications and AI roles.

V. Personal Learning Insights

a. Key Concepts with Examples


- Discriminative vs Generative AI: *Discriminative AI*: Focuses on classifying data. Example:
Identifying spam emails.
*Generative AI*: Generates new content. Example: ChatGPT for text creation.

- Tensors in AI: 0D (Scalar): Single value, e.g., temperature.


1D (Vector): Sequence, e.g., list of numbers.
2D (Matrix): Image data in rows and columns.
3D+: Videos or volumetric data.

- Types of AI Algorithms: *Probability-based*: Naive Bayes for text classification.


*Kernel-based*: SVM for separating data with margins.
*Decision Tree-based*: Random Forest for loan approval prediction.
*Similarity-based*: KNN for recommendation systems.

- Transformers and Attention Layers: *Self-attention*: Identifies relationships in a sentence.


*Cross-attention*: Links inputs across datasets.

- Large Language Models (LLMs): *Open Source*: Meta Llama, e.g., fine-tuned for academic
purposes.
*Closed Source*: OpenAI GPT, e.g., used in chatbots.

- Natural Language Processing (NLP): *NLP*: Analyzes and generates human language.
Example: Chatbots.
*NLU*: Understands intent in queries. Example: Virtual assistants.
*NLG*: Generates text. Example: AI writing tools.

- Computer Vision: Analyzes visual data. Example: Facial recognition in security systems.

b. Applications Explored
- Computer Vision: Face detection, image tagging.

- NLP: Language translation, conversational AI for chatbots.

- Speech Recognition: Converting speech to text for accessibility tools.

VI. Conclusion
The Microsoft Azure AI-900 certification is a foundational step for those aiming to explore
AI. It provides in-depth knowledge of AI fundamentals and Azure’s platform capabilities.
The course enhances technical skills while preparing learners for AI-driven careers,
enabling them to meet the demands of a tech-driven world.

VII. Appendices

1. Glossary of Terms
- NLP: Natural Language Processing

- NLU: Natural Language Understanding

- NLG: Natural Language Generation

- TP/TN/FP/FN: True/False Positive/Negative in confusion matrices

2. References
- Azure AI Documentation.
- Course materials from certification.

- Additional self-study resources.

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