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AWS Certified Generative AI Developer – Professional (AIP-C01) – Study Plan A 10-week advanced plan for the AWS GenAI Developer Professional certification. Build, fine-tune, and deploy foundation models with Amazon Bedrock, RAG, and MLOps.
AWS AIP-C01 Passing score: 750 / 1000 (estimated) Senior AI/ML developers, data scientists, and cloud architects with 2+ years of hands-on AWS AI experience 05-Apr-2026 13 viewsStart date: _______________Target exam date: _______________
Share on LinkedIn Share on X Share on WhatsApp Print3 Modes Rookie ·Challenger ·Legend Stay consistent by setting a target date for this certification.
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1 Start each week by reading AWS documentation and practicing with Amazon Bedrock, SageMaker, and other AI services.2 Take ExamOS quizzes in the recommended mode:3 Repeat the weekly Challenger quiz until you pass it 2–3 times in a row.4 Only move to Legend mode after you have consistent Challenger passes.Rookie Mode Challenger Mode Legend Mode
Week 1
Foundation & Self-Assessment Topics
Generative AI fundamentals (LLMs, foundation models, transformer architecture) Key AWS AI/ML services (Bedrock, SageMaker, Rekognition, Transcribe) Responsible AI principles (fairness, explainability, robustness, transparency) Exam structure and domainsActivities
Read the official AWS GenAI Developer exam guide. Create an AWS account and enable Bedrock access (request model access). Take ExamOS Rookie mode quiz (30 questions, 30 minutes).Week 2
Amazon Bedrock Deep Dive Topics
Bedrock models (Claude, Llama, Titan, Jurassic, etc.) Model selection criteria (cost, latency, task suitability) Prompt engineering for Bedrock (zero-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought) API invocation via AWS SDK (boto3)Activities
Invoke a Bedrock model (e.g., Claude 3 Sonnet) from a Jupyter notebook. Experiment with different prompt templates. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 3
Fine-tuning & Customization Topics
Fine-tuning vs. prompt engineering vs. RAG Preparing training data (formatting, token limits) Using Amazon SageMaker JumpStart for fine-tuning Model evaluation (ROUGE, BERTScore, human evaluation)Activities
Fine-tune a small model (e.g., Flan-T5) using SageMaker. Compare base vs. fine-tuned outputs. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 4
Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Topics
RAG architecture (retriever + generator) Vector databases (OpenSearch, pgvector, FAISS) Embedding models (Amazon Titan Embeddings, Cohere) Knowledge bases for Amazon BedrockActivities
Build a simple RAG pipeline: ingest a PDF, chunk it, generate embeddings, query. Use Knowledge Bases for Amazon Bedrock. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 5
Agents & Function Calling Topics
Bedrock Agents (planning, orchestration, action groups) Function calling with LLMs Integrating Lambda functions as actions Multi-agent collaboration basicsActivities
Create a Bedrock Agent that can query a weather API. Test the agent with natural language prompts. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 6
Model Deployment & MLOps for GenAI Topics
Hosting custom models on SageMaker (real-time endpoints, batch transform) Model monitoring (drift, performance, toxicity) CI/CD for GenAI (SageMaker Pipelines, Model Registry) Cost optimization (inference pricing, provisioned throughput)Activities
Deploy a fine-tuned model as a SageMaker endpoint. Set up model monitoring for data drift. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 7
Security, Compliance & Responsible AI Topics
Model security (prompt injection, adversarial attacks) Guardrails for Amazon Bedrock (content filters, denied topics) Encryption (KMS, VPC endpoints for Bedrock) Auditing with CloudTrail and AWS ConfigActivities
Implement Bedrock Guardrails for a sample application. Review AWS AI security best practices. Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 8
Advanced Topics: Multi-Modal & Fine-Tuning at Scale Topics
Multi-modal models (Claude 3 with vision, Titan Image) Fine-tuning with QLoRA / PEFT Distributed training (SageMaker Training Compiler) Foundation model evaluation benchmarksActivities
Perform parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT) on a small LLM. Experiment with multi-modal prompts (image + text). Take ExamOS Challenger mode quiz.Week 9
Full-Domain Practice & Weak Area Review Topics
Full syllabus review (all exam domains) Time management for 75 questions (180 minutes) Scenario-based architecture decisionsActivities
Take ExamOS Challenger mode full quizzes (all domains) – at least 3. Review every incorrect answer; study the explanation. Identify weak domains and retake targeted quizzes (premium Focus mode). Repeat until you pass 3 Challenger quizzes in a row.Week 10
Legend Mode & Exam Simulation Topics
Realistic exam simulation (75 questions, 180 minutes) Performance-based questions (designing GenAI architectures) Exam day strategiesActivities
Take ExamOS Legend mode full quizzes (80% hard questions) – at least 3. Review every incorrect answer – focus on "why" you missed it. Once you pass Legend mode twice in a row, schedule your real exam. Consistent >80% on Legend mode.
Daily Study Routine
Suggested 2–3 Hour Day
Time Activity 15 min Review yesterday's weak questions (ExamOS Insights) 45 min Read AWS documentation / whitepapers on GenAI 45 min Hands-on lab (Bedrock, SageMaker, RAG) 30 min Take a quiz on ExamOS 15 min Review explanations and log mistakes
Stay consistent by setting a target date for this certification.
Set target
Review your weak domains from the quiz results.
Note the domain(s) where you scored below 60%.Goal: Identify knowledge gaps. Don't worry about the score – this is your baseline.
Rookie Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until you pass 2 times in a row.Goal: 2 consecutive Challenger passes on Bedrock fundamentals.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Understand when and how to customize foundation models.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Design and implement production RAG systems.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Build conversational agents that perform real tasks.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Operationalize GenAI models at scale.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Secure GenAI applications against common threats.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practice
Repeat until 2 consecutive passes.Goal: Understand cutting-edge techniques for performance and efficiency.
Challenger Mode Sign in to practiceGoal: Consistent >70% on Challenger mode.
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