NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PRESENTATION TOPIC

Contents
Topics............................................................................................................................................... 2
Grading Evaluation Criteria .............................................................................................................. 3
1. TypeScript and JavaScript............................................................................................................. 4
2. React............................................................................................................................................ 5
3. Angular......................................................................................................................................... 6
4. [Link] ........................................................................................................................................... 8
5. [Link] .......................................................................................................................................... 9
6. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) .................................................................................................... 10
7. [Link] and Express Framework ................................................................................................ 12
8. Python and Flask ........................................................................................................................ 13
9. [Link] Core and [Link] Core Web API .................................................................................. 14
10. WebSocket with [Link] and Real-time Notification Technology.............................................. 16
11. NoSQL and MongoDB ............................................................................................................... 17
12. Flutter ...................................................................................................................................... 19
13. React Native ............................................................................................................................. 20
14. Xamarin .................................................................................................................................... 21
15. MEAN Stack.............................................................................................................................. 23
16. MERN Stack.............................................................................................................................. 24
17. DevOps with GitHub and Docker .............................................................................................. 26
18. Code Generation and Automation ............................................................................................ 27
19. Intelligent Code Review and Refactoring .................................................................................. 28
20. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) ................................................................................... 30
21. Implementing an AI-Powered Assistant with Python and LLM ................................................... 31
22. Natural Language to SQL Query Generation ............................................................................. 33
23. LLM Security and Prompt Injection ........................................................................................... 34
24. Building AI Agents with Tools and Reasoning ............................................................................ 35
25. AI-Driven Workflow Automation and Orchestration (e.g., with n8n) .......................................... 37
26. Multi-Modal AI Systems and Chain-of-Thought Prompting........................................................ 38
Topics
1. Typescript, Javascript
2. React
3. Angular
4. [Link]
5. [Link]
6. Progressive Web Apps
7. NodeJS and Express Framework
8. Python and Flask
9. [Link] Core [Link] Core Web API
10. Websocket with NodeJS and Real-time notification technology
11. NoSQL and MongoDB
12. Flutter
13. React Native
14. Xamarin
15. MEAN stack
16. MERN stack
17. DevOps with Github and Docker
18. Code Generation and Automation
19. Intelligent Code Review and Refactoring
20. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
21. Implementing an AI-Powered Assistant with Python and LLM
22. Natural Language to SQL Query Generation
23. LLM Security and Prompt Injection
Grading Evaluation Criteria
1. Content Knowledge (25%):

o Accurate explanation of key concepts and features

o Clear understanding of the technology's place in the software engineering

landscape

o Ability to discuss real-world applications and industry trends

2. Technical Demonstration and Workshop (30%):

o Successful setup and execution of coding examples

o Clear explanation of the code and technology-specific features

o Well-structured and engaging workshop activities

o Ability to troubleshoot and explain any issues that arise during the demonstration

3. Engagement and Interaction (20%):

o Effective facilitation of group activities and discussions

o Encouragement of audience participation and questions

o Clear instructions and guidance for participants

o Ability to assist classmates and answer questions during the workshop

4. Presentation Skills (15%):

o Clear and concise communication of technical concepts

o Effective use of visual aids and examples

o Equal participation and engagement from all group members

5. Time Management (5%):

o Balanced allocation of time between presentation and workshop components

o Completion of all planned content within the 1.5-hour timeframe

6. Additional Resources and Quiz (5%):

o Provision of helpful resources for further learning (documentation, tutorials,

articles)

o Well-designed quiz that effectively tests key concepts covered in the workshop
1. TypeScript and JavaScript
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to TypeScript and its relationship with JavaScript

2. Key features of TypeScript (static typing, interfaces, generics, etc.)

3. TypeScript compilation process and integration with JavaScript projects

4. Comparison of TypeScript and JavaScript in terms of development experience and

performance

5. Best practices for using TypeScript in modern web development

6. Real-world use cases and examples of TypeScript in large-scale applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of TypeScript

o Explain the benefits and potential drawbacks of using TypeScript over JavaScript

o Discuss industry adoption and trends

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a TypeScript project from scratch

o Showcase key TypeScript features with practical examples

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

o Demonstrate how to integrate TypeScript with existing JavaScript codebases

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on the technology

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a simple todo list application using TypeScript and demonstrating type safety

2. Refactoring a JavaScript application to use TypeScript, highlighting the benefits

3. Building a small API using [Link] with TypeScript

 4. Implementing a generic data structure (e.g., a binary search tree) to showcase TypeScript's
advanced type features

5. Demonstrating how to use TypeScript with popular frameworks like React or Angular

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the main difference between TypeScript and JavaScript?

2. How does TypeScript's static typing help in software development?

3. What is an interface in TypeScript and how is it used?

4. How does TypeScript handle type inference?

5. What are generics in TypeScript and when would you use them?

2. React
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to React and its core concepts (components, JSX, state, props)

2. React component lifecycle and hooks

3. State management in React (useState, useContext, Redux)

4. Routing in React applications (React Router)

5. Performance optimization techniques in React

6. Testing React applications

7. Best practices and common pitfalls in React development

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of React

o Explain the benefits of using React for building user interfaces

o Discuss React's ecosystem and popular libraries

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new React project using Create React App

o Build a simple interactive application showcasing components, state, and props

o Demonstrate the use of hooks and routing

 o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on React development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a todo list application with React, demonstrating state management and
component interaction

2. Building a simple e-commerce product page with React, showcasing routing and data
fetching

3. Implementing a real-time chat interface using React and WebSockets

4. Developing a form with complex validation using React hooks

5. Creating a responsive image gallery with lazy loading in React

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is JSX and why is it used in React?

2. Explain the difference between state and props in React.

3. What is the purpose of the useEffect hook?

4. How does React handle routing in single-page applications?

5. What are the key principles of thinking in React?

3. Angular
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Angular and its architecture

2. Angular components and templates

3. Angular modules and dependency injection

4. Angular services and HTTP client

5. Angular routing and navigation

6. Forms in Angular (Template-driven and Reactive forms)

7. State management in Angular (NgRx)

 8. Testing Angular applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of Angular

o Explain the benefits of using Angular for building large-scale applications

o Discuss Angular's ecosystem and CLI tools

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new Angular project using Angular CLI

o Build a simple application showcasing components, services, and routing

o Demonstrate the use of forms and HTTP client

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on Angular development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a user management dashboard with Angular, demonstrating CRUD operations

2. Building a weather application that fetches data from an API using Angular's HTTP client

3. Implementing a multi-step form wizard using Angular's reactive forms

4. Developing a simple task management application with NgRx for state management

5. Creating a responsive blog application with Angular routing and lazy-loading

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the purpose of Angular modules?

2. Explain the difference between template-driven and reactive forms in Angular.

3. How does dependency injection work in Angular?

4. What is the Angular CLI and how does it help in development?

5. How does change detection work in Angular?

4. [Link]
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to [Link] and its core concepts (components, templates, reactivity)

2. [Link] instance and lifecycle hooks

3. Vue Router for single-page applications

4. State management with Vuex

5. [Link] directives and custom directives

6. [Link] transitions and animations

7. Testing [Link] applications

8. Vue 3 Composition API

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of [Link]

o Explain the benefits of using [Link] for building user interfaces

o Discuss [Link] ecosystem and comparison with other frameworks

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new [Link] project using Vue CLI

o Build a simple interactive application showcasing components, props, and events

o Demonstrate the use of Vue Router and Vuex

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on [Link] development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a kanban board application with [Link], demonstrating component

communication and state management

2. Building a movie search application using [Link] and a public API

 3. Implementing a shopping cart with [Link] and Vuex

4. Developing a dynamic form builder using [Link] components

5. Creating an interactive data visualization dashboard with [Link] and a charting library

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the Vue Instance and what is its role in a [Link] application?

2. Explain the difference between props and events in [Link].

3. How does the Composition API differ from the Options API in Vue 3?

4. What is the purpose of Vuex in a [Link] application?

5. How do you create a custom directive in [Link]?

5. [Link]
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to [Link] and its benefits

2. Server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG)

3. Routing in [Link]

4. API routes and serverless functions

5. Data fetching strategies (getStaticProps, getServerSideProps, useSWR)

6. Optimizing performance with [Link]

7. Deployment and hosting [Link] applications

8. Building dynamic and interactive UIs with [Link]

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of [Link]

o Explain the benefits of using [Link] for React applications

o Discuss the differences between SSR, SSG, and client-side rendering

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new [Link] project

o Build a simple blog application showcasing SSR and SSG

o Demonstrate API routes and data fetching strategies

 o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on [Link] development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a personal blog with [Link], demonstrating SSG for content pages

2. Building an e-commerce product catalog with SSR for dynamic data

3. Implementing a dashboard with API routes for data management

4. Developing a news aggregator using ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration)

5. Creating a portfolio website with optimized images and performance

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the difference between getStaticProps and getServerSideProps?

2. How does [Link] handle routing compared to traditional React applications?

3. What are the benefits of using API routes in [Link]?

4. Explain the concept of Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR).

5. How does [Link] optimize images out of the box?

6. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Progressive Web Apps and their characteristics

2. Service Workers and offline functionality

3. Web App Manifest and installability

4. Push notifications in PWAs

5. Caching strategies for PWAs

6. Performance optimization techniques for PWAs

7. Testing and debugging PWAs

8. PWA best practices and case studies

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts and features of PWAs

o Explain the benefits of PWAs for user engagement and performance

o Discuss the technologies that enable PWAs

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Convert an existing web application into a PWA

o Implement a Service Worker for offline functionality

o Add a Web App Manifest and demonstrate installability

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on PWA development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a weather PWA with offline support and push notifications

2. Building a PWA for a recipe app with local storage and installability

3. Implementing a news reader PWA with background sync

4. Developing a PWA for a task management application with offline CRUD operations

5. Creating a PWA for a photo gallery with caching strategies for images

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the key characteristics of a Progressive Web App?

2. How does a Service Worker enable offline functionality?

3. What is the purpose of a Web App Manifest?

4. Explain the concept of the "App Shell" architecture in PWAs.

5. How can you implement push notifications in a PWA?

7. [Link] and Express Framework
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to [Link] and its event-driven architecture

2. Setting up a [Link] development environment

3. [Link] modules and npm (Node Package Manager)

4. Introduction to [Link] and its core concepts

5. Routing and middleware in Express

6. RESTful API development with Express

7. Database integration (e.g., MongoDB, PostgreSQL)

8. Authentication and authorization in [Link] applications

9. Error handling and logging

10. Testing [Link] applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of [Link] and Express

o Explain the benefits of using [Link] for server-side development

o Discuss the Express framework and its role in web application development

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new [Link] project with Express

o Build a simple RESTful API with CRUD operations

o Implement middleware for logging and error handling

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on [Link] and Express

development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:
 1. Creating a task management API with [Link] and Express

2. Building a real-time chat application using [Link], Express, and [Link]

3. Implementing a blog platform with user authentication and MongoDB integration

4. Developing a RESTful API for a book library system

5. Creating a weather data aggregator using external APIs and caching

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the event loop in [Link] and how does it work?

2. How does [Link] simplify web application development in [Link]?

3. Explain the concept of middleware in [Link].

4. What are the key differences between SQL and NoSQL databases in the context of [Link]
applications?

5. How can you handle asynchronous operations in [Link]?

8. Python and Flask

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Python for web development

2. Setting up a Python development environment

3. Introduction to Flask and its core concepts

4. Routing and URL building in Flask

5. Jinja2 templating engine

6. Working with databases in Flask (SQLAlchemy)

7. RESTful API development with Flask

8. Authentication and authorization in Flask applications

9. Flask extensions and their usage

10. Testing Flask applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of Python and Flask

o Explain the benefits of using Flask for web application development

 o Discuss Flask's ecosystem and popular extensions

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new Flask project

o Build a simple web application with routing and templates

o Implement a RESTful API with database integration

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on Python and Flask

development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a personal blog application with Flask and SQLAlchemy

2. Building a RESTful API for a todo list application

3. Implementing a user authentication system using Flask-Login

4. Developing a simple e-commerce platform with product catalog and shopping cart

5. Creating a data visualization dashboard using Flask and Plotly

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the key differences between Flask and Django?

2. How does routing work in Flask applications?

3. Explain the concept of blueprints in Flask.

4. What is the purpose of the Jinja2 templating engine in Flask?

5. How can you handle form submissions in Flask?

9. [Link] Core and [Link] Core Web API

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to [Link] Core and its features

2. Setting up an [Link] Core development environment

 3. MVC pattern in [Link] Core

4. Routing and controllers in [Link] Core

5. Razor views and view components

6. Entity Framework Core for data access

7. Building RESTful APIs with [Link] Core Web API

8. Authentication and authorization in [Link] Core

9. Dependency Injection in [Link] Core

10. Testing [Link] Core applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of [Link] Core and [Link] Core Web API

o Explain the benefits of using [Link] Core for web application development

o Discuss the differences between traditional [Link] and [Link] Core

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a new [Link] Core project

o Build a simple MVC application with CRUD operations

o Implement a RESTful API using [Link] Core Web API

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on [Link] Core

development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a customer management system with [Link] Core MVC

2. Building a RESTful API for a library management system using [Link] Core Web API

3. Implementing user authentication and authorization using [Link] Core Identity

4. Developing a blog platform with comments and tags using Entity Framework Core
 5. Creating a real-time dashboard using [Link] Core SignalR

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main differences between [Link] Core and traditional [Link]?

2. How does routing work in [Link] Core MVC applications?

3. Explain the concept of middleware in [Link] Core.

4. What is the role of Entity Framework Core in [Link] Core applications?

5. How can you implement authentication in an [Link] Core Web API?

10. WebSocket with [Link] and Real-time Notification

Technology
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to WebSockets and their advantages over HTTP

2. WebSocket protocol and its implementation in [Link]

3. Setting up a WebSocket server using the 'ws' library

4. Real-time bi-directional communication between client and server

5. Implementing pub/sub patterns with WebSockets

6. Scaling WebSocket applications

7. Handling WebSocket security concerns

8. Integrating WebSockets with existing HTTP servers

9. Real-time notifications using WebSockets

10. Testing WebSocket applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of WebSockets and real-time communication

o Explain the benefits of using WebSockets for real-time applications

o Discuss the differences between WebSockets and traditional HTTP communication

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a WebSocket server using [Link] and the 'ws' library

o Build a simple real-time chat application

 o Implement a notification system using WebSockets

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on WebSocket development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a real-time multiplayer game using WebSockets

2. Building a live auction system with real-time bidding

3. Implementing a collaborative drawing board with real-time updates

4. Developing a real-time stock ticker application

5. Creating a live comment system for a blog or news website

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main differences between WebSockets and traditional HTTP communication?

2. How does the WebSocket handshake process work?

3. Explain the concept of pub/sub in the context of WebSocket applications.

4. What security measures should be considered when implementing WebSockets?

5. How can WebSockets be used to implement real-time notifications?

11. NoSQL and MongoDB

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to NoSQL databases and their types

2. Comparing NoSQL with relational databases

3. MongoDB architecture and core concepts

4. CRUD operations in MongoDB

5. Indexing and query optimization in MongoDB

6. Data modeling best practices for MongoDB

7. Aggregation framework in MongoDB

 8. Replication and sharding for scalability

9. MongoDB Atlas and cloud deployment

10. Integrating MongoDB with [Link] applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of NoSQL databases and MongoDB

o Explain the benefits of using MongoDB for certain types of applications

o Discuss the differences between document-based and relational databases

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a MongoDB database (locally or using MongoDB Atlas)

o Perform CRUD operations using the MongoDB shell

o Build a simple application integrating MongoDB with [Link]

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on NoSQL and MongoDB

development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a product catalog for an e-commerce platform using MongoDB

2. Building a blog platform with comments and tags using MongoDB

3. Implementing a user profile system with flexible schema design

4. Developing a real-time analytics dashboard using MongoDB's aggregation framework

5. Creating a geospatial application using MongoDB's geospatial indexes and queries

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main types of NoSQL databases and how does MongoDB fit in?

2. Explain the concept of documents and collections in MongoDB.

3. How does indexing work in MongoDB and why is it important?

 4. What is sharding in MongoDB and when should it be used?

5. How does MongoDB's aggregation framework differ from traditional SQL queries?

12. Flutter
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Flutter and its architecture

2. Dart programming language basics for Flutter

3. Flutter widgets and their types (Stateless and Stateful)

4. State management in Flutter (setState, Provider, Bloc)

5. Navigation and routing in Flutter applications

6. Working with APIs and JSON in Flutter

7. Flutter themes and custom designs

8. Flutter animations and transitions

9. Testing and debugging Flutter applications

10. Publishing Flutter apps to app stores

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of Flutter and Dart

o Explain the benefits of using Flutter for cross-platform development

o Discuss Flutter's widget-based UI system and its advantages

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a Flutter development environment

o Build a simple mobile application with multiple screens

o Implement state management and API integration

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on Flutter development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

 o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a todo list application with Flutter and local storage

2. Building a weather app that fetches data from a public API

3. Implementing a social media feed with custom animations

4. Developing a quiz app with multiple-choice questions and scoring

5. Creating a recipe app with search functionality and favorites

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is the difference between Stateless and Stateful widgets in Flutter?

2. How does hot reload work in Flutter development?

3. Explain the concept of the widget tree in Flutter.

4. What are some popular state management solutions in Flutter?

5. How can you handle platform-specific code in a Flutter application?

13. React Native

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to React Native and its architecture

2. Setting up a React Native development environment

3. React Native components and their lifecycle

4. Navigation in React Native applications

5. State management in React Native (useState, Redux, MobX)

6. Styling and layout in React Native

7. Accessing native device features (camera, geolocation, etc.)

8. Performance optimization in React Native

9. Testing and debugging React Native applications

10. Publishing React Native apps to app stores

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of React Native

 o Explain the benefits of using React Native for cross-platform mobile development

o Discuss the differences between React Native and traditional mobile development

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a React Native project using Expo or React Native CLI

o Build a simple mobile application with multiple screens

o Implement state management and API integration

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on React Native development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a news reader app with React Native and a public API

2. Building a photo sharing application with camera integration

3. Implementing a fitness tracker app with geolocation and step counting

4. Developing a music player app with audio controls and playlists

5. Creating a chat application with real-time messaging using Firebase

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. How does React Native differ from React for web development?

2. What is the purpose of the bridge in React Native architecture?

3. Explain the concept of native modules in React Native.

4. How can you handle platform-specific styling in React Native?

5. What are some strategies for optimizing performance in React Native apps?

14. Xamarin
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Xamarin and its architecture

 2. Setting up a Xamarin development environment

3. C# basics for Xamarin development

4. [Link] vs [Link]/iOS

5. XAML for building user interfaces

6. Data binding and MVVM pattern in Xamarin

7. Navigation and routing in Xamarin applications

8. Accessing native device features

9. Performance optimization in Xamarin

10. Testing and debugging Xamarin applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of Xamarin

o Explain the benefits of using Xamarin for cross-platform mobile development

o Discuss the differences between Xamarin and other cross-platform frameworks

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a [Link] project

o Build a simple mobile application with multiple pages

o Implement data binding and access a native device feature

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on Xamarin development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a task management app with [Link]

2. Building a weather application that uses geolocation

3. Implementing a simple social media feed with infinite scrolling

4. Developing a barcode scanner app using the device's camera

 5. Creating a cross-platform game using Xamarin and MonoGame

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main differences between [Link] and [Link]/iOS?

2. How does Xamarin achieve native performance on different platforms?

3. Explain the MVVM pattern and its benefits in Xamarin development.

4. How can you share code between different platforms in Xamarin?

5. What are some strategies for optimizing Xamarin applications?

15. MEAN Stack

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to the MEAN stack (MongoDB, [Link], Angular, [Link])

2. Setting up a MEAN stack development environment

3. Building RESTful APIs with [Link] and [Link]

4. Data modeling and CRUD operations with MongoDB

5. Angular fundamentals for front-end development

6. State management in Angular applications

7. Integrating Angular with [Link] backend

8. Authentication and authorization in MEAN stack applications

9. Testing MEAN stack applications

10. Deployment and scaling MEAN stack applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key components of the MEAN stack

o Explain the benefits of using a full JavaScript stack

o Discuss the role of each technology in the MEAN stack

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a MEAN stack project

o Build a simple full-stack application with CRUD functionality

o Implement user authentication

 o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on MEAN stack development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a blog platform with user authentication and comments

2. Building a task management application with real-time updates

3. Implementing an e-commerce platform with product catalog and shopping cart

4. Developing a social media dashboard with analytics

5. Creating a job board with search functionality and application tracking

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main components of the MEAN stack and their roles?

2. How does Angular communicate with a [Link] backend?

3. Explain the concept of schemas in MongoDB within a MEAN stack application.

4. What are the advantages of using a full JavaScript stack like MEAN?

5. How can you implement real-time features in a MEAN stack application?

16. MERN Stack

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to the MERN stack (MongoDB, [Link], React, [Link])

2. Setting up a MERN stack development environment

3. Building RESTful APIs with [Link] and [Link]

4. Data modeling and CRUD operations with MongoDB

5. React fundamentals for front-end development

6. State management in React applications (Context API, Redux)

7. Integrating React with [Link] backend

8. Authentication and authorization in MERN stack applications

 9. Testing MERN stack applications

10. Deployment and scaling MERN stack applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key components of the MERN stack

o Explain the benefits of using React in a full-stack JavaScript environment

o Discuss the differences between MERN and MEAN stacks

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a MERN stack project

o Build a simple full-stack application with CRUD functionality

o Implement state management and user authentication

o Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on MERN stack development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a social media application with user profiles and posts

2. Building a recipe sharing platform with search and filtering

3. Implementing a project management tool with task assignments

4. Developing a personal finance tracker with data visualization

5. Creating a marketplace application with user ratings and reviews

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main differences between MERN and MEAN stacks?

2. How does React's virtual DOM contribute to performance in MERN applications?

3. Explain the role of middleware in [Link] within a MERN stack.

4. What are some popular state management solutions in React for MERN applications?

5. How can you implement server-side rendering in a MERN stack application?

17. DevOps with GitHub and Docker
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to DevOps principles and practices

2. Version control with Git and GitHub

3. Continuous Integration (CI) with GitHub Actions

4. Continuous Deployment (CD) strategies

5. Introduction to containerization and Docker

6. Building and managing Docker images

7. Docker Compose for multi-container applications

8. Kubernetes basics for container orchestration

9. Monitoring and logging in a DevOps environment

10. Security best practices in DevOps

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of DevOps, GitHub, and Docker

o Explain the benefits of implementing DevOps practices

o Discuss the role of containerization in modern software development

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a GitHub repository with CI/CD using GitHub Actions

o Create a Dockerfile and build a Docker image

o Deploy a containerized application

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on DevOps practices

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:
 1. Setting up a CI/CD pipeline for a [Link] application using GitHub Actions

2. Containerizing a Python web application with Docker

3. Implementing a multi-container application using Docker Compose

4. Creating a Kubernetes deployment for a microservices architecture

5. Setting up monitoring and alerting for a containerized application

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the key principles of DevOps?

2. How does continuous integration differ from continuous deployment?

3. Explain the concept of immutable infrastructure in the context of Docker.

4. What are the main components of a Dockerfile?

5. How does Kubernetes facilitate container orchestration?

18. Code Generation and Automation

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to code generation and its benefits

2. Types of code generation (static, dynamic, and hybrid)

3. Code generation tools and frameworks

4. Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) for code generation

5. Template-based code generation techniques

6. Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) and code manipulation

7. Automated refactoring and code transformation

8. Code generation in different programming paradigms

9. Best practices and pitfalls in code generation

10. Integrating code generation into the development workflow

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of code generation and automation

o Explain the benefits and potential drawbacks of code generation

o Discuss various approaches and tools for code generation

 2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a code generation tool (e.g., Yeoman, Hygen)

o Create templates for generating common code patterns

o Implement a simple DSL for generating specific code structures

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on code generation practices

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a code generator for RESTful API boilerplate code

2. Building a DSL for generating database migration scripts

3. Implementing automated code refactoring for a legacy codebase

4. Developing a template-based generator for React components

5. Creating a code generation pipeline for microservices architecture

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main advantages of using code generation in software development?

2. How does static code generation differ from dynamic code generation?

3. Explain the concept of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) in code generation.

4. What are some potential pitfalls of relying heavily on code generation?

5. How can Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) enhance code generation processes?

19. Intelligent Code Review and Refactoring

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to intelligent code review processes

2. Static code analysis tools and techniques

3. Machine learning approaches for code quality assessment

4. Automated code smell detection and refactoring suggestions

 5. Continuous code quality monitoring in CI/CD pipelines

6. Collaborative code review platforms and best practices

7. Refactoring strategies for improving code quality

8. Measuring the impact of code reviews on software quality

9. Ethical considerations in AI-assisted code reviews

10. Integrating intelligent code review tools into development workflows

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of intelligent code review and refactoring

o Explain the benefits of using AI and machine learning in code quality assessment

o Discuss the balance between automated and human-led code reviews

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up static code analysis tools (e.g., SonarQube, ESLint)

o Implement automated code smell detection in a sample project

o Demonstrate AI-assisted refactoring suggestions

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on intelligent code review

practices

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Setting up a continuous code quality monitoring pipeline with SonarQube

2. Implementing automated code smell detection for a JavaScript project

3. Using machine learning to predict bug-prone areas in a codebase

4. Creating a custom linter rule for project-specific code standards

5. Developing a chatbot for suggesting code improvements during review

Quiz Sample Questions:

 1. How does static code analysis differ from dynamic code analysis?

2. What are some common code smells that can be automatically detected?

3. How can machine learning be applied to predict software defects?

4. What are the key considerations when implementing automated code reviews?

5. How can the effectiveness of code reviews be measured and improved over time?

20. Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and its applications

2. Fundamentals of language models and information retrieval

3. Architecture of RAG systems (retriever and generator components)

4. Vector databases and efficient similarity search

5. Fine-tuning language models for specific domains

6. Implementing RAG in natural language processing tasks

7. Evaluation metrics for RAG systems

8. Handling context and maintaining coherence in RAG outputs

9. Ethical considerations and biases in RAG systems

10. Integrating RAG into existing applications and workflows

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of Retrieval-Augmented Generation

o Explain the benefits of combining retrieval and generation in AI systems

o Discuss the challenges and opportunities in implementing RAG

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a simple RAG system using open-source tools

o Implement a question-answering system using RAG

o Demonstrate fine-tuning a language model with domain-specific data

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

 o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on RAG applications

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Building a RAG-based chatbot for technical support

2. Implementing a document summarization system using RAG

3. Creating a RAG-powered search engine for a specific domain

4. Developing a content generation tool with fact-checking capabilities

5. Implementing a RAG system for automated code documentation

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main components of a Retrieval-Augmented Generation system?

2. How does RAG differ from traditional language models in terms of knowledge access?

3. What are some challenges in maintaining context coherence in RAG outputs?

4. How can vector databases improve the efficiency of RAG systems?

5. What ethical considerations should be taken into account when implementing RAG?

21. Implementing an AI-Powered Assistant with Python

and LLM
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Large Language Models (LLMs) and their capabilities

2. Overview of popular LLM APIs (e.g., OpenAI, Hugging Face)

3. Designing conversational AI systems

4. Implementing context management in AI assistants

5. Handling user intents and entity extraction

6. Integrating external knowledge bases and APIs

7. Implementing response generation and refinement

8. Error handling and fallback mechanisms in AI assistants

9. Evaluating and improving AI assistant performance

 10. Ethical considerations in AI-powered assistants

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of AI-powered assistants and LLMs

o Explain the architecture of an AI assistant system

o Discuss the challenges and best practices in implementing AI assistants

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a Python environment for working with LLMs

o Implement a simple AI assistant using an LLM API

o Demonstrate context management and intent recognition

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on AI assistant applications

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a customer support chatbot using Python and an LLM API

2. Implementing a personal productivity assistant with task management capabilities

3. Developing an AI-powered writing assistant for content creation

4. Building a voice-controlled home automation assistant

5. Creating an AI tutor for programming concepts

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the key components of an AI-powered assistant system?

2. How can context be effectively managed in a conversational AI system?

3. What techniques can be used for intent recognition in AI assistants?

4. How can external APIs be integrated into an AI assistant to enhance its capabilities?

5. What are some ethical considerations when developing AI-powered assistants?

22. Natural Language to SQL Query Generation
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to Natural Language Processing (NLP) for query understanding

2. Overview of SQL basics and database schemas

3. Techniques for parsing and analyzing natural language questions

4. Entity recognition and mapping to database schema

5. Semantic parsing for SQL query structure

6. Handling ambiguity in natural language queries

7. Generating and optimizing SQL queries

8. Implementing error handling and query validation

9. Techniques for handling complex queries and joins

10. Evaluating and improving NL-to-SQL systems

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of Natural Language to SQL query generation

o Explain the challenges in translating natural language to structured queries

o Discuss various approaches and techniques used in NL-to-SQL systems

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a development environment for NL-to-SQL projects

o Implement a basic NL-to-SQL converter for simple queries

o Demonstrate handling of more complex query structures

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on NL-to-SQL applications

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:
 1. Building a natural language interface for querying a product database

2. Implementing an NL-to-SQL system for generating analytical reports

3. Creating a voice-activated database query system

4. Developing a chatbot for database exploration and querying

5. Implementing an NL-to-SQL tool for non-technical users in a business intelligence platform

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main challenges in translating natural language to SQL queries?

2. How can entity recognition be used in NL-to-SQL systems?

3. What techniques can be employed to handle ambiguity in natural language queries?

4. How can complex SQL queries with multiple joins be generated from natural language?

5. What are some methods for evaluating the accuracy of NL-to-SQL systems?

23. LLM Security and Prompt Injection

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to LLM security and potential vulnerabilities

2. Understanding prompt injection attacks and their impact

3. Types of prompt injection attacks (direct, indirect, contextual)

4. Techniques for detecting and preventing prompt injection

5. Implementing input sanitization for LLM interactions

6. Secure prompt design and engineering practices

7. Monitoring and logging LLM interactions for security

8. Handling sensitive information in LLM applications

9. Ethical considerations in LLM security

10. Best practices for developing secure LLM-powered applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

o Cover the key concepts of LLM security and prompt injection

o Explain the potential risks and impacts of LLM vulnerabilities

o Discuss various security measures and best practices

 2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

o Set up a sample LLM application with intentional vulnerabilities

o Demonstrate various types of prompt injection attacks

o Implement security measures to prevent and mitigate attacks

o Guide participants through exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

o Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on LLM security practices

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

o Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

o Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Implementing a secure chatbot with input sanitization and validation

2. Creating a prompt injection detection system for LLM applications

3. Developing a secure API wrapper for LLM interactions

4. Building a monitoring and logging system for LLM security

5. Implementing role-based access control in an LLM-powered application

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is prompt injection and how does it pose a security risk in LLM applications?

2. How can input sanitization help prevent prompt injection attacks?

3. What are some common signs that an LLM might be under a prompt injection attack?

4. How can secure prompt engineering practices mitigate security risks?

5. What ethical considerations should be taken into account when implementing LLM security
measures?

24. Building AI Agents with Tools and Reasoning

Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to AI agents and their role in autonomous task execution

2. Core components of AI agents (perception, reasoning, action, and learning)

3. Integrating tools and APIs with AI agents (e.g., using LangChain or CrewAI frameworks)
 4. Chain-of-thought reasoning and multi-step decision-making in agents

5. Handling agent memory and context management

6. Building custom agents for software engineering tasks (e.g., debugging, code generation)

7. Scaling AI agents with multi-agent collaboration

8. Evaluation metrics for agent performance and reliability

9. Ethical considerations and safety in autonomous AI agents

10. Integrating AI agents into development pipelines and applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

• Cover the key concepts of AI agents, tools, and reasoning

• Explain the benefits of AI agents for automating complex software tasks

• Discuss frameworks like LangChain and real-world applications in software engineering

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

• Set up an AI agent project using Python and an LLM framework

• Build a simple agent that uses tools for tasks like web searching or code analysis

• Demonstrate chain-of-thought reasoning in agent decision-making

• Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

• Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on AI agent development

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

• Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

• Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating an AI agent for automated bug fixing that reasons through code and suggests
patches

2. Building a research agent that uses tools to fetch data, analyze it, and generate reports

3. Implementing a multi-agent system for collaborative software design (e.g., one agent for UI,
another for backend)

4. Developing an agent for API testing that autonomously generates and executes test cases
 5. Creating a personal coding assistant agent that integrates with IDEs for real-time
suggestions

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What are the main components of an AI agent architecture?

2. How does chain-of-thought reasoning improve AI agent performance?

3. Explain the role of tools in extending AI agent capabilities.

4. What are some challenges in managing memory and context in AI agents?

5. How can multi-agent systems enhance problem-solving in software engineering?

25. AI-Driven Workflow Automation and Orchestration

(e.g., with n8n)
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to AI-driven automation and workflow orchestration

2. Overview of tools like n8n for building no-code/low-code AI workflows

3. Integrating LLMs and AI agents into automation pipelines

4. Designing workflows for software engineering tasks (e.g., CI/CD, data processing)

5. Handling triggers, actions, and conditional logic in AI workflows

6. Error handling and retry mechanisms in automated systems

7. Scaling workflows with cloud integration and monitoring

8. Security and compliance in AI-driven automation

9. Measuring efficiency and ROI of automated workflows

10. Best practices for combining AI with traditional automation tools

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

1. Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

• Cover the key concepts of AI-driven workflow automation

• Explain the benefits of tools like n8n for rapid prototyping in software engineering

• Discuss integration with LLMs for intelligent decision-making in workflows

2. Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

• Set up an n8n instance and integrate it with an LLM API

 • Build a simple workflow for automating code deployment or data analysis

• Demonstrate AI-enhanced nodes for dynamic routing and error recovery

• Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

3. Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

• Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on workflow automation

4. Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

• Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

• Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating an automated code review workflow that uses AI to flag issues and notify teams

2. Building a data pipeline orchestration that fetches, processes, and visualizes data with AI
insights

3. Implementing a bug tracking automation that integrates GitHub, Slack, and an AI agent

4. Developing a content generation workflow for documentation using LLMs and n8n

5. Creating a monitoring system that automates alerts and resolutions for software metrics

Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is workflow orchestration and how does AI enhance it?

2. How does n8n facilitate AI integration in automation pipelines?

3. Explain the importance of error handling in AI-driven workflows.

4. What are some security considerations when automating with AI tools?

5. How can AI-driven automation improve efficiency in software development?

26. Multi-Modal AI Systems and Chain-of-Thought

Prompting
Topic Requirements:

1. Introduction to multi-modal AI and its applications in software engineering

2. Handling multiple data modalities (text, images, code, audio) in AI models

3. Advanced prompting techniques, including chain-of-thought (CoT) prompting

4. Integrating multi-modal models (e.g., GPT-4o, CLIP) with software tools

 5. Building systems for multi-modal reasoning and generation

6. Data fusion and alignment in multi-modal AI

7. Evaluation metrics for multi-modal performance

8. Addressing biases and hallucinations in multi-modal outputs

9. Ethical considerations in multi-modal AI development

10. Deploying multi-modal AI in real-world software applications

Group Workshop Structure (1 hour):

Theoretical Presentation (20 minutes):

• Cover the key concepts of multi-modal AI and CoT prompting

• Explain the benefits of multi-modal systems for tasks like code understanding with
visuals

• Discuss recent models and frameworks for multi-modal integration

Interactive Demonstration and Hands-on Workshop (25 minutes):

• Set up a multi-modal AI project using Python and an API like OpenAI's GPT-4o

• Build a system that processes text and images for tasks like diagram-to-code generation

• Demonstrate CoT prompting to improve multi-modal reasoning

• Guide participants through coding exercises, ensuring everyone is engaged

Discussion and Q&A (10 minutes):

• Encourage questions and facilitate a group discussion on multi-modal AI applications

Quiz and Wrap-up (5 minutes):

• Conduct a short quiz to reinforce key concepts

• Provide resources for further learning

Suggested Examples:

1. Creating a multi-modal code explainer that analyzes images of flowcharts and generates
code

2. Building an AI system for bug detection using code snippets and screenshot inputs

3. Implementing a design-to-prototype tool that converts UI sketches to React components

4. Developing a multi-modal search engine for software documentation (text + diagrams)

5. Creating an AI assistant for accessibility testing that processes audio and visual content
Quiz Sample Questions:

1. What is multi-modal AI and why is it useful in software engineering?

2. How does chain-of-thought prompting work in multi-modal contexts?

3. Explain data fusion in multi-modal AI systems.

4. What are common challenges like biases in multi-modal models?

5. How can multi-modal AI improve traditional text-based LLMs?

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