Get in Touch
 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Comprehending Code through LLMs

  • Developing prompting strategies for code explanation and walkthroughs
  • Navigating unfamiliar codebases and project structures
  • Examining control flow, dependencies, and system architecture

Refactoring Code for Long-Term Maintainability

  • Recognizing code smells, obsolete code, and anti-patterns
  • Reorganizing functions and modules for greater clarity
  • Leveraging LLMs to propose naming conventions and design enhancements

Enhancing Performance and System Reliability

  • Identifying inefficiencies and potential security risks with AI assistance
  • Recommending more efficient algorithms or alternative libraries
  • Optimizing I/O operations, database queries, and external API calls

Streamlining Code Documentation

  • Generating comments and summaries at the function and method level
  • Drafting and updating README files directly from codebases
  • Producing Swagger/OpenAPI documentation with LLM support

Integration with Development Toolchains

  • Utilizing VS Code extensions and Copilot Labs for documentation tasks
  • Embedding GPT or Claude into Git pre-commit hooks
  • Integrating LLMs into CI pipelines for documentation generation and linting

Managing Legacy and Multi-Language Codebases

  • Reverse-engineering older or poorly documented systems
  • Executing cross-language refactoring tasks (e.g., migrating from Python to TypeScript)
  • Reviewing case studies and pair-AI programming demonstrations

Ethics, Quality Assurance, and Review Processes

  • Verifying AI-generated changes and mitigating the risk of hallucinations
  • Adhering to peer review best practices when utilizing LLMs
  • Maintaining reproducibility and compliance with established coding standards

Conclusion and Future Directions

Requirements

  • Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, Java, or JavaScript
  • Knowledge of software architecture principles and code review procedures
  • Fundamental understanding of the operational mechanics of large language models

Target Audience

  • Backend Engineers
  • DevOps Teams
  • Senior Developers and Technical Leads

Number of participants


Price per participant

Testimonials (1)

Upcoming Courses

Related Categories