課程名稱:Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader 國際認可證書課程 (1 科 AI 轉型) - 簡稱:Microsoft AI Transformation Training Course |
Exam AB-731: Microsoft Certified AI Transformation Leader
1. The Foundations of generative AI for business leaders
1.1 Generative AI introduction
1.1.1 What is generative AI?
1.1.2 How does generative AI work?
1.1.3 Business applications of generative AI
1.2 Business value of generative AI solutions
1.2.1 Explore Microsoft generative AI solutions
1.2.2 Understand agents in Microsoft generative AI solutions
1.2.3 Agents in Microsoft Copilot
1.2.4 Agents in Microsoft Foundry
1.2.5 Understand scenario-based business value
1.2.6 Automate report generation
1.2.7 Identify and evaluate business value
1.2.8 Map business needs to recommended solution types
1.3 Understanding generative AI models
1.3.1 Types of generative AI models
1.3.2 Choose the right model for your business
1.4 Cost drivers in generative AI
1.4.1 Why generative AI costs matter
1.4.2 Cost drivers in Microsoft Copilot
1.4.3 Cost drivers in Azure AI
1.4.4 Use Copilot and Azure AI together
1.5 Challenges and Opportunities in generative AI
1.5.1 Incorrect or fabricated responses
1.5.2 Reliability
1.5.3 Bias
1.5.4 Other challenges
1.5.5 Scenario: Turning a challenge into an opportunity
2. Building Effective Generative AI solutions in your organization
2.1 Understanding Prompt Engineering
2.1.1 Why does prompt engineering matter?
2.1.2 Explore prompt engineering
2.1.3 Prompt engineering for business users
2.1.4 G-C-S-E prompting in depth
2.1.5 Prompt engineering for developers
2.2 Ground AI using trusted data
2.2.1 What is grounding?
2.2.2 What is retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)?
2.3 Build Trustworthy AI - Data and security considerations
2.3.1 Why data quality matters
2.3.2 Data and responsible AI
2.3.3 Security
2.3.4 Best practices for enterprise adoption
2.4 Business value of Machine Learning (ML)
2.4.1 What is machine learning?
2.4.2 Capabilities of machine learning models
2.4.3 Understand the machine learning lifecycle
2.4.4 Business considerations for machine learning adoption
2.4.5 Build or buy
3. Drive business value with Microsoft Copilot solution
3.1 Copilot solutions
3.1.1 What is Microsoft Copilot?
3.1.2 Overview of Copilot solutions
3.2 Copilot Chat – Your AI Assistant
3.2.1 Access Copilot Chat
3.2.2 Work and Web modes in Copilot Chat
3.2.3 How to chat in three steps
3.2.4 Copilot Memory
3.2.5 Search with Copilot Chat
3.3 Writing effective prompts to optimize Copilot responses
3.3.1 Add references to your prompts
3.3.2 Key benefits for organizations
3.4 More about Copilot Chat experiences
3.4.1 Copilot Chat: fast answers and organizational context
3.4.2 Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps: embedded intelligence for everyday work
3.4.3 Copilot Search: AI-powered enterprise search
3.4.4 Researcher Agent
3.4.5 Analyst Agent
3.5 Mapping business processes to Copilot solutions
3.5.1 Identify high-impact processes
3.5.2 Map processes and use cases to Copilot solutions
3.6 Extend and customize Copilot
3.6.1 Copilot Studio: build and customize without heavy coding
3.6.2 Create a Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat agent - Part A
3.6.3 Use the Describe tab (if available) to begin the agent creation process
3.6.4 Create a Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat agent - Part B
3.6.5 Microsoft Graph: the backbone of enterprise context
3.6.6 Decide when to buy, extend, or build Copilot
3.6.7 Integrate with Azure AI: advanced scenarios
3.7 Responsible AI in Copilot
3.7.1 Safety filters and transparency
3.8 Responsible AI principles
3.8.1 Fairness
3.8.2 Inclusiveness
3.8.3 Reliability and Safety
3.8.4 Privacy and security
3.8.5 Transparency
3.8.6 Accountability
3.8.7 What are the responsible AI features in Microsoft 365 Copilot?
3.8.8 Is my data kept private and secure?
3.8.9 Avoid overreliance
3.8.10 Human oversight and compliance basics
3.8.11 Integrated Microsoft AI solutions reduce risk
3.9 Copilot licensing
3.9.1 Copilot licensing options
3.9.2 Understand Microsoft 365 license types
4. Business value with AI using Microsoft Foundry Tools
4.1 Why Microsoft Foundry matters
4.1.1 Foundry tools introduction
4.1.2 Keep AI secure and compliant: Enterprise-grade security and compliance
4.1.3 Scale without disruption and integrate with what you have: Scalability and integration
4.1.4 Unlock generative AI safely and at scale: Generative AI with guardrails
4.2 Core AI capabilities
4.2.1 Foundry in action
4.3 Connect business scenarios to Foundry solutions
4.3.1 Core Foundry solutions
4.3.2 Explore common scenarios
4.3.3 Automate visual inspections for better quality control
4.3.4 Analyze customer sentiment and deliver multilingual support
4.3.5 Streamline document-heavy workflows for faster processing
4.3.6 Enable quick knowledge retrieval and self-service
4.3.7 Orchestrate generative AI for scalable content creation
4.3.8 Foundry solutions in action
4.4 Choosing the right Foundry model for your goals
4.4.1 Choose a right-sized model
4.4.2 Common model approaches in Foundry
4.4.3 Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
4.4.4 Fine-tuning or custom models
4.4.5 Compare at a glance
4.4.6 Put model choices into action
4.5 Foundry subscription models
4.5.1 The importance of pricing in AI adoption
4.5.2 Subscription models at a glance
4.5.3 Cost optimization strategies
5. Leverage AI tools and resources for your business
5.1 The Microsoft AI approach
5.2 Copilot and agents at work
5.2.1 Accelerate personal productivity with Copilot
5.3 Key AI capabilities for productivity
5.4 The Microsoft 365 Copilot Adoption site
5.4.1 Case Study: Structured rollout at a university
5.5 Manage your AI agents with Agent365
5.6 Real-world use cases for Copilot and agents
5.6.1 Introduction
5.6.2 Use cases for Microsoft 365 Copilot
5.6.3 Use cases for the Researcher agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot
5.6.4 Use cases for the Analyst agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot
5.6.5 Use cases for other prebuilt agents
5.7 Drive transformation with Azure cloud and AI platforms
5.7.1 Introduction to Azure Cloud
5.7.2 Unify your data platform
5.7.3 Innovate with Azure AI apps and agents
5.8 Secure AI for a strong foundation
5.8.1 Understand AI business risks
5.8.2 Get started with a phased approach
5.8.3 Governing AI
5.8.4 Data governance and security
5.8.5 Build a foundation for effective AI governance
5.8.6 Stay ahead of compliance with regulatory governance
5.8.7 Building a strong foundation for AI compliance
5.8.8 Navigate AI compliance
6. Embrace responsible AI principles and practices
6.1 Prepare for responsible AI
6.1.1 Societal implications of AI
6.1.2 The importance of a responsible approach to AI
6.1.3 Novel threats
6.1.4 Biased and unfair outcomes
6.1.5 Sensitive use cases
6.2 Guiding principles for responsible AI
6.2.1 Fairness
6.2.2 Reliability and safety
6.2.3 Privacy and security
6.2.4 Inclusiveness
6.2.5 Transparency
6.2.6 Accountability
6.3 Design a system for AI governance
6.3.1 Chief Ethics Officer
6.3.2 Ethics office
6.3.3 Ethics committee
7. AI Transformation Leader Strategy Guide
7.1 About this guide
7.2 Preparing with this guide: the three-stage method
7.3 Assessment strategy: the method
7.3.1 Read the constraint, not just the story
7.3.2 Common traps in the wrong choices
7.4 Key Topics Abstraction: Generative AI foundations
7.4.1 What generative AI is
7.4.2 How the models behave
7.5 Prompt engineering and grounding
7.5.1 Prompt engineering
7.5.2 Grounding and retrieval
7.6 Microsoft Foundry tools
7.6.1 The service map
7.6.2 Keeping Machine Learning models healthy
7.7 Governance, adoption and costs
7.7.1 Governance
7.7.2 Adoption
7.7.3 Costs
7.7.4 Shadow AI in the workplace
7.7.5 Inappropriate language in generated content
7.8 Model selection and evaluation in depth
7.8.1 Right-sizing as the default habit
7.8.2 Reasoning versus non-reasoning models
7.9 The three-layer diagnosis: a troubleshooting framework
7.9.1 The knowledge layer
7.9.2 The behavior layer
7.9.3 The control layer
7.10 Data protection and compliance essentials
7.10.1 Controlling what AI can reach
7.10.2 Minimising what AI processes
7.10.3 Governing compliance over time
7.11 Common misconceptions
7.12 Frequently asked questions
7.12.1 "Do I need to memorize the services?"
7.12.2 "How much detail should I give in explanations?"
7.12.3 "Is the newest model always the best choice?"
7.12.4 "What if two options both seem correct?"
7.12.5 "Should I answer from what I know about the products?"
7.12.6 "How do I handle the long scenarios?"
7.12.7 "Are the statement sets really independent?"
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