Prompt Engineering für Architekt:innen (online) - Ralf D. Müller
Description
In an age where large language models such as OpenAI’s GPT series are becoming increasingly relevant, software developers and architects face the exciting challenge of optimally utilizing these technologies for chat applications. The key to high-quality interactions with such AI models lies in the art of precise and well thought-out prompt engineering.
This full-day workshop will teach you the basics of large-language models and show you how to apply your knowledge of prompt engineering in a targeted manner. The focus is on universal techniques that can be applied not only to a specific model such as ChatGPT, but also to other AI systems. In addition, you will gain insights into future developments and learn how to apply your knowledge flexibly in new and unfamiliar contexts.
The highlight of the workshop is building your own chat frontend that gets the most out of the OpenAI API. Together we will develop solutions in which the model can correct itself and open up new approaches for the optimization of AI-supported applications.
The workshop is specifically tailored to the needs of software developers in the architecture role and software architects. Note: You need a ChatGPT+ account to participate.
This training is your introduction to the world of prompt engineering and the basis for innovative applications that you can develop further on your own.
Agenda
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Definition of terms, introduction to LLMs
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Prompt engineering techniques with ChatGPT 4
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Diagrams and Python Code Sandbox
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Limits of ChatGPT
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Pushing the boundaries with OpenAI API and your own chat frontend
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Creating your own sandbox using Java as an example
Your Trainers
Ralf D. Müller
Docs-as-code, software documentation
- Documentation-as-Code
- Fantastic diagrams
- Prompt engineering for architects and developers
Ralf has continuously refined his skills over more than 25 years in the software industry, evolving from a software developer to an experienced software architect. In addition to designing software architectures, he places great emphasis on clearly communicating and documenting his ideas. With this goal in mind, Ralf initiated the open-source project docToolchain, which focuses on the effective documentation of software architectures. He is also responsible for creating various formats of the arc42 template. As a CPSA-Advanced-certified software architect, Ralf shares his knowledge and experience in training sessions and talks, showing others how to keep architectural documentation simple and up-to-date. Video: More Than Arrows and Boxes – Architecture Diagrams in Software Architecture Stream..