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Data Structures and Algorithms using Python | Mega Video | DSA in Python in 1 video
The core message across this long DSA-in-Python session is that “efficient software” comes down to measuring algorithms by time and space—then...
GenAI Roadmap for Beginners | End-to-End GenAI Course 2025 | CampusX
Generative AI is moving from hype to a teachable, buildable skill set—so the real win is learning it through a structured roadmap rather than chasing...
Session 1 - Python Fundamentals | CampusX Data Science Mentorship Program | 7th Nov 2022
CampusX’s Python Fundamentals Session 1 lays out a practical on-ramp: start from absolute basics, build confidence through short coding exercises,...
LangChain Models | Indepth Tutorial with Code Demo | Video 3 | CampusX
LangChain’s “Models” component is built to give one common interface for working with different AI model providers—so code can switch between...
Introduction to LangChain | LangChain for Beginners | Video 1 | CampusX
LangChain is an open-source framework for building LLM-powered applications, and its real value isn’t the model itself—it’s the glue that turns a raw...
Session 13 - Numpy Fundamentals | Data Science Mentorship Program (DSMP) 2022-23 | Free Session
Numpy is positioned as the speed-and-structure layer that makes Python practical for data science and machine learning—turning slow, generic Python...
Prompts in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 4 | CampusX
LangChain prompts are the control layer that determines what an LLM produces, and the practical way to make that control reliable is to stop asking...
OOP Part 1 | Class & Object | Data Science Mentorship Program(DSMP) 2022-23
Object-oriented programming (OOP) becomes understandable once it’s treated as a relationship between “classes” (blueprints) and “objects”...
The Epic History of Large Language Models (LLMs) | From LSTMs to ChatGPT | CampusX
Large language models didn’t appear out of nowhere—they’re the result of a decade-long chain of fixes to how neural networks handle language...
Why RNNs are needed | RNNs Vs ANNs | RNN Part 1
Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) are built for one job: handling sequential data where meaning depends on order—like words in a sentence, timestamps...
Session 40 - Probability Distribution Functions - PDF, PMF & CDF | DSMP 2023
Probability distributions become the bridge between raw outcomes and usable probability—especially when data analysts need to estimate what values...
What is Transfer Learning? Transfer Learning in Keras | Fine Tuning Vs Feature Extraction
Transfer learning is presented as the practical fix for two bottlenecks in deep learning: collecting and labeling huge datasets, and waiting days for...
Structured Output in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 5 | CampusX
Structured output in LangChain is the practical bridge that lets large language models return data in a predictable format—so databases, APIs, and...
The Only GenAI Roadmap You’ll Ever Need | Map of Generative AI for Everyone | CampusX
Generative AI learning and building gets dramatically easier once it’s organized into a single, end-to-end “map” with clear layers, shared...
LSTM Architecture | Part 2 | The How? | CampusX
LSTM’s architecture is built to decide, at every time step, what information to keep, what to overwrite, and what to discard—using a three-part...
Session 30 - Database Fundamentals | DSMP 2022-23
Database fundamentals are framed as the missing bridge between raw data and the decisions companies make every day—especially for data analysts, data...
Introduction to XGBOOST | Machine Learning | CampusX
XGBoost has become the go-to machine learning library because it turns gradient boosting into a highly optimized, scalable system that delivers...
What is K Nearest Neighbors? | KNN Explained in Hindi | Simple Overview in 1 Video | CampusX
K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) is a simple, “majority vote” machine-learning method for classification: for a new data point, it finds the K closest...
Tensors in PyTorch | Video 2 | CampusX
Tensors sit at the center of deep learning in PyTorch because they turn real-world data—images, text, audio, video—into efficient, hardware-friendly...
Attention Mechanism in 1 video | Seq2Seq Networks | Encoder Decoder Architecture
Attention-based encoder–decoder models fix two core weaknesses of the classic LSTM Seq2Seq setup: they stop forcing a single, static sentence summary...
Session 36 - Window Functions in SQL | DSMP 2023
Window functions in SQL are positioned as the key upgrade from basic aggregation: they let analysts compute metrics like averages, ranks, and...
Session 45 - Hypothesis Testing Part 1 | DSMP 2023
Hypothesis testing is presented as the decision-making tool for turning sample data into probabilistic claims about a population—especially when...
Learn AI Coding the Right Way (No Vibe Coding) | New Playlist | CampusX
Anthropic’s “Claude Code” is being positioned as an emerging industry standard for AI-assisted software development—so the playlist’s core promise is...
How Did He Crack Data Scientist Job in Such Tough Job Market ? | Success Story 2024 | CampusX DSMP
A data science fresher from a tier-3 college, Tarun Chauhan, landed a Data Scientist role paying 17 LPA despite a weak hiring market—largely by...
LSTM | Part 3 | Next Word Predictor Using | CampusX
A next word predictor can be built as a text generator, but it becomes much easier to train when the problem is reframed as supervised learning: turn...
Session 14 - Advanced Numpy | Data Science Mentorship Program (DSMP) 2022-23 | Free Session
Numpy’s edge over Python lists comes down to three practical wins—speed, memory efficiency, and easier computation—and the session then builds on...
Backpropagation in CNN | Part 1 | Deep Learning
Backpropagation for a simple CNN is built from a clear chain of derivatives: start with the loss from the final prediction, then push gradients...
Session 31 - SQL DDL Commands | DSMP 2023
SQL DDL commands take center stage, with a practical walkthrough of how to set up a local MySQL environment (via phpMyAdmin) and then build, modify,...
Data Science Roadmap for 2024 | 5 Levels | End-to-End Data Science Roadmap
A practical, end-to-end data science roadmap for 2024 is built around five escalating levels—starting with coding and math fundamentals, then moving...
Model Context Protocol | Mini Playlist | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is positioned as the missing “glue” that lets an AI model reliably pull information from many tools—Google Drive, Gmail,...
Path & Query Params in FastAPI | Video 4 | CampusX
FastAPI path parameters let clients pick a specific resource directly from the URL—turning one endpoint into a flexible “fetch/update/delete by ID”...
Chains in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 7 | CampusX
LangChain chains turn a multi-step LLM workflow from a manual, “call-everything-separately” process into a connected pipeline where each step...
What are Runnables in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 8 | CampusX
LangChain’s “runnables” are the missing abstraction that turns a pile of LLM-related components into a composable system. Instead of manually wiring...
What is Agentic AI? | Agentic AI using LangGraph | Video 2 | CampusX
Agentic AI is a software paradigm built to take a user’s goal and run toward it with minimal human input—planning, executing steps, adapting when...
Adam Optimizer Explained in Detail with Animations | Optimizers in Deep Learning Part 5
Adam (Adaptive Moment Estimation) has become a default optimizer in deep learning because it blends two older ideas—momentum and learning-rate...
Document Loaders in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 10 | CampusX
LangChain’s document loaders are the glue that turns messy, source-specific data—PDFs, text files, web pages, CSVs—into a single standardized...
Positional Encoding in Transformers | Deep Learning | CampusX
Transformers need positional information because self-attention treats tokens as a set—great for parallel context building, but blind to word order....
LangGraph Core Concepts | Agentic AI using LangGraph | Video 4 | CampusX
LangGraph’s core promise is turning multi-step LLM workflows into an executable graph: each workflow step becomes a node, and edges define what runs...
Transformer Architecture | Part 1 Encoder Architecture | CampusX
Transformer encoder architecture is built from a repeating pattern: each encoder block takes token embeddings (augmented with positional...
ROC Curve in Machine Learning | ROC-AUC in Machine Learning Simplified | CampusX
ROC curves and ROC-AUC are presented as the practical way to judge binary classifiers when predictions depend on a chosen probability threshold. The...
Problems with RNN | 100 Days of Deep Learning
RNNs struggle with two training failures that get worse as sequences get longer: long-term dependency learning breaks down, and gradients can become...
What is Multi-head Attention in Transformers | Multi-head Attention v Self Attention | Deep Learning
Multi-head attention is presented as the fix for a key limitation of self-attention: a single attention pass tends to lock onto only one...
Retrievers in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 13 | CampusX
RAG systems live or die by retrieval quality, and LangChain’s retrievers are the modular “search engines” that pull the most relevant documents from...
Text Splitters in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 11 | CampusX
Text splitting is the practical step of breaking large documents—PDFs, articles, HTML pages, books—into smaller chunks that an LLM can handle...
Session 44 - Confidence Intervals | DSMP 2023
Confidence intervals are presented as the practical fix for a simple problem: a single sample statistic (like the sample mean) can’t reliably pin...
Session 15 - Numpy Tricks | Data Science Mentorship Program (DSMP) 2022-23 | Free Session
The session’s core focus is a fast, practical tour of lesser-known NumPy functions—especially those that turn common data-wrangling and analytics...
Langchain Runnables - Part 2 | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 9 | CampusX
LangChain’s “runnables” are built to solve a practical integration problem: earlier LangChain components (prompt templates, LLM calls, parsers,...
Session 27 - Data Gathering | Data Analysis Process | DSMP 2023
Data analysis is framed as a five-step workflow—asking the right questions, ranking/cleaning and transforming raw data, exploring patterns, drawing...
Simple Linear Regression | Lecture 49 | DSMP 2023
Simple linear regression is presented as the first practical machine-learning tool for turning a roughly linear relationship between one input and...
Masked Self Attention | Masked Multi-head Attention in Transformer | Transformer Decoder
Transformer decoders generate text one token at a time during inference, but they can be trained in parallel during training—thanks to masked...
Tool Calling in LangChain | Generative AI using LangChain | Video 17 | CampusX
LangChain tool calling turns an LLM from a text-only assistant into a system that can use external functions safely—by letting the model *suggest*...
Post Request in FastAPI | What is Request Body? | Video 5 | CampusX
FastAPI’s “create” flow hinges on one practical idea: accept a POST request with a request body, validate it automatically with a Pydantic model,...
DBSCAN Clustering Algorithms | Density Based Clustering | How DBSCAN Works | CampusX
DBSCAN’s core strength is that it clusters data by density—grouping together regions where points are packed closely—while automatically flagging...
Model Context Protocol - The Why | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is positioned as the missing layer that lets AI assistants work across many tools without the usual copy‑paste “context...
Self Attention Geometric Intuition | How to Visualize Self Attention | CampusX
Self-attention in Transformers can be visualized as a geometry-driven “pull” between word embeddings: each token’s new representation is a weighted...
LangSmith Crash Course | LangSmith Tutorial for Beginners | Observability in GenAI | CampusX
LangSmith is positioned as the missing “white-box” layer for LLM applications—turning opaque, non-deterministic behavior into traceable,...
Parallel Workflows in LangGraph | Agentic AI using LangGraph | Video 6 | CampusX
LangGraph can run truly parallel computations—but only if each parallel node updates state in a conflict-free way. The walkthrough first builds a...
Serving ML Models with FastAPI | Video 7 | CampusX
FastAPI is used to turn a trained machine-learning model into a working prediction service, then wrap that service with a simple Streamlit front end...
Deep RNNs | Stacked RNNs | Stacked LSTMs | Stacked GRUs | CampusX
Deep RNNs—also called stacked RNNs—aim to boost a recurrent model’s representational power by stacking multiple recurrent layers on top of each...
Session 11 - Exception Handling & Modules and Packages | DSMP 2022 - 23
Exception handling is framed as the practical bridge between two kinds of failures in Python: errors caught during code compilation (syntax errors)...
Session 54 - Feature Selection Part 1 | Filter Methods | Variance Threshold | Chi-Square | DSMP 2023
Feature selection is presented as a practical, project-critical step in machine learning pipelines: it trims hundreds of input columns down to a...
Hyperparameter Tuning using Optuna | Bayesian Optimization using Optuna
Hyperparameter tuning stops being a brute-force chore when Optuna replaces exhaustive search with Bayesian optimization that learns where accuracy is...
Why is Self Attention called "Self"? | Self Attention Vs Luong Attention in Depth Lecture | CampusX
Self-attention gets its name because it computes attention scores within a single sequence—using the same tokens as both the “source” and the...
Persistence in LangGraph | Time Travel in LangGraph | CampusX
LangGraph persistence is the mechanism that lets a workflow’s evolving state survive after execution—so later runs can restore progress, recover from...
Complete Deep Learning Roadmap | CampusX
Deep learning is the foundational skill set behind today’s GenAI and LLM work—and the fastest path to becoming job-ready is a structured, six-month...
XGBoost For Classification | How XGBoost works on Classification Problems | CampusX
XGBoost classification works by repeatedly training decision trees to fix the mistakes of the current model, using log-odds (not raw probabilities)...
Resume Building for Data Scientist | Career Pe Charcha | DSMP 2022-23
Data scientist job hunting often turns on a single document, and the fastest path to better outcomes is treating the resume like a targeted product...
What are Foundation Models? | Generative AI | In-depth Explanation in Hindi | CampusX
Foundation models are the big shift behind today’s generative AI boom: instead of building a separate AI system for every task, teams train one...
How to Build Local MCP Servers | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
Local MCP servers are the practical on-ramp to building a useful “chat-to-database” workflow: write expenses in natural language from Claude Desktop,...
LangGraph + SQLite | Chatbot with Database Integration | CampusX
The core upgrade is replacing a RAM-based “memory saver” with a SQLite-backed checkpointer so a LangGraph chatbot can keep conversations permanently....
Model Context Protocol | The How | How to connect MCP Servers to Claude Desktop | CampusX
The practical takeaway: Claude Desktop can connect to multiple MCP servers—both local and remote—either through one-click “connectors” (for common...
Advanced RAG: How Corrective RAG (CRAG) Solves Traditional RAG Problems | CampusX
Corrective RAG (CRAG) is presented as a fix for a core weakness in traditional RAG: it blindly trusts retrieved documents, so when retrieval returns...
How to build MCP Client using LangGraph | Agentic AI using LangGraph | CampusX
Agentic AI tool integrations get brittle fast when every chatbot hard-codes custom “tool” wrappers for each external service. MCP (Model Context...
How to Build & Deploy Remote MCP Servers | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
Remote MCP servers let teams run MCP tools from a different machine—often a more powerful server on the internet—so multiple clients can share the...
Observability in LangGraph | LangSmith Integration with LangGraph
Observability for LangGraph agents becomes practical once every user turn is captured as an end-to-end trace in LangSmith—complete with timing, token...
Self-RAG Tutorial: How to Make Your AI Fact-Check Itself | Advanced RAG | CampusX
Self-RAG is built to stop retrieval-augmented generation from “going along for the ride” when it shouldn’t—by forcing the system to judge its own...
Long Term Memory in LangGraph
Long-term memory is the missing ingredient for chatbots that feel personal over time: instead of treating every conversation as brand-new, the system...
Slash Commands in Claude Code | CampusX
Slash commands in Claude Code are fast shortcuts typed inside a working session that trigger predefined actions and workflows—often without writing a...
How to build MCP Clients | MCP Trilogy | CampusX
The core takeaway is a working blueprint for building an MCP-powered chat client that can automatically discover tools from one or more MCP servers,...
How To Implement Short Term Memory Using LangGraph
Short-term memory in LangGraph isn’t something LLMs can keep on their own—so the practical fix is to store conversation state outside the model and...
Context Window Management in Claude Code | CampusX
Claude Code’s context window is small enough to become the bottleneck for real development work—and managing it well is the difference between steady...
Claude.md | Claude Code — The Most Important File | CampusX
Claude.md (and its related “Claude” configuration files) exist to fix a practical limitation of agentic coding: LLM-based agents don’t retain past...
Spec-Driven Development in Claude Code | CampusX
Spec-driven development is presented as the antidote to “wipe coding,” a fast but control-poor style of AI-assisted programming that often produces...