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LLM Mühendisliği

LLM Engineering is a new discipline: position among ML engineer, data scientist, AI researcher, and MLOps; skill matrix, seniority levels, global and Turkey salary ranges, daily workflow, career pivots.

31 modules
127 lessons
~8512 min

How this learning category is structured

Each category is a progressive chain of modules — from foundational concepts to production-grade architectural choices. Following the sequence is faster, but every module is self-contained.

Module shape is consistent: a short text/video lesson (10–15 minutes), a hands-on example (code + data), a 10–15 question assessment, and a real-world use case anchor. This structure forecloses the 'I saw it, I get it' trap — the assessment-after-application tests whether the concept actually moved into working memory.

Each category emphasizes production-grade practice: in prompt engineering, not just prompt templates but prompt versioning and A/B testing; in RAG, not just chunk-and-embed but hybrid retrieval + reranker + evaluation; in LLMOps, not just deployment but observability and cost attribution.

Recommended path: complete foundational modules in order first, then selectively consume advanced modules based on need. If you prefer cohort format, drip-release paces you with peers; in self-paced mode you control the cadence.

  • Each module: 10–15 minute lesson + hands-on example + assessment.
  • Production-oriented; lessons anchor in real vendor/tooling choices.
  • Modules are independently consumable, but the sequence accelerates retention.
  • Pro membership unlocks certificate exam + AI tutor + drip cohort access.

Table of Contents

Module 0: Course Framework & Workshop Setup

Module 1: The AI Engineer's Mathematical Arsenal

Module 2: Before PyTorch — NumPy and Autodiff from Scratch

Module 3: The Philosophical History of Deep Learning

Module 4: The Mental Model of LLMs

Module 5: PyTorch Engineering — Engineer-Grade

Module 6: Tokenization Microsurgery

Module 7: Embedding Layer — The Vector Space of Meaning

Module 8: Attention Mathematics — The Heart of Transformer

Module 9: Position Encoding — Order-Embedded Meaning

Module 15: Preference Alignment — RLHF, PPO, DPO, GRPO

Module 16: Production Engineering — Self-Host, Quantization, Serving, Monitoring

Module 17: Reasoning Models — Test-Time Compute Revolution

Module 18: Mixture of Experts (MoE) — Sparse Activation Revolution

Module 19: Multimodal Models — Image + Audio + Video

Module 20: AI Agents — Tool Use, Function Calling, MCP, Multi-Agent

Module 21: LLM Evaluation — Benchmarks and Production Eval

Module 22: AI Safety and Regulation — Jailbreak, KVKK, EU AI Act

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Modules are designed to be followed in the order shown in the table of contents. The first module lays the groundwork, later ones build on it. You can skip a section, but if a 'Prerequisites' block appears in a side module, complete those lessons first.