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AI Development Vocabulary

This course is your complete guide to navigating the fast-moving world of AI in English. From understanding research papers to collaborating with international teams, you'll build the vocabulary and confidence to thrive in any AI-focused environment.

Intermediate18 lessons7 hours240 terms
Dr. Sarah Chen

Dr. Sarah Chen

AI Research Lead · Former Google Brain

AI Development Vocabulary

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Full access to all lessons & vocabulary

  • 18 in-depth lessons
  • 240 vocabulary terms
  • 7 hours of content
  • Mobile & desktop access
  • Completion certificate

What You'll Learn

Core ML/DL vocabulary used in everyday engineering discussions

How to read and summarize arXiv research papers confidently

Terminology for model training, evaluation, and deployment

Prompt engineering language and best practices

How to present AI concepts to non-technical stakeholders in English

Common interview questions and how to answer them in English

Course Syllabus

10 lessons

Course Overview & Learning Path

Video8 min

Neural Network Core Vocabulary

Lesson22 min

Training & Optimization Terms

Lesson25 min

Reading Your First arXiv Paper

Practice30 min

LLM & Transformer Vocabulary

Lesson28 min

Prompt Engineering Language

Lesson20 min

MLOps Terminology

Lesson24 min

English for Code Reviews in AI

Practice18 min

Presenting Models to Stakeholders

Practice35 min

Mock Interview: AI Engineer Role

Practice40 min

Sample Vocabulary Preview

Hallucination

When an AI model generates plausible-sounding but factually incorrect output.

Embedding

A dense vector capturing semantic meaning in a continuous mathematical space.

Fine-tuning

Further training a pre-trained model on specific data to adapt it for a task.

Context Window

The maximum tokens an LLM can process and attend to in a single pass.

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About the Instructor

Dr. Sarah Chen

Dr. Sarah Chen

AI Research Lead · Former Google Brain

Sarah has 12+ years in ML research and has helped 3,000+ Korean engineers communicate their AI work effectively in English at top global companies.