Transforming Software Engineering Workflows
Welcome to a comprehensive exploration of AI implementation in modern software development environments. This course bridges the gap between theoretical AI concepts and their practical application in daily development workflows. You’ll learn how to leverage AI models and agents to enhance productivity, reduce technical debt, and create more robust software solutions. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, you’ll discover how to transform AI from a buzzword into a concrete tool that delivers measurable value to your projects and teams.
What you will learn
This course is designed for anyone interested in deploying AI models and agents in software development-related activities, including:
- Intermediate and senior developers looking to better incorporate AI in their daily workflow
- Technical and team leads looking to understand the strengths of AI process integration
- Architects looking to capture and automate high value activities through AI usage
- Process and project owners looking to identify efficient AI interaction patterns
What you will get
- 15 hours of high-quality training tailored to participants’ needs
- Course materials in electronic format (PDF)
- A certificate of course completion
Course Overview
The course is organized in five sessions over 2 consecutive workdays, from 9 am to 5:30 pm EET (UTC+2). You will learn to:
- Incorporate AI in software development processes
- Integrate and orchestrate multiple AI agents in automatic or semi-automatic workflows
- Setup projects for maximum efficiency in greenfield scenarios
- Identify ways to reduce technical debt and implement features in brownfield projects
- Perform various development-related tasks with AI assistance for improved efficiency
Your Trainer
Yavor Papazov is a software development veteran with more than 15 years of experience in different roles, such as senior developer, technical manager, architect and security architect. Experienced trainer having delivered trainings to hundreds of developers, developed multiple courses and actively teaching university courses.
