Agentic Workflows and AI Governance
This module is for senior engineers and tech leaders who need to scale AI use beyond individual productivity. Learners design agentic workflows with approval gates, define governance policies (least privilege, auditability, redaction), and practice incident response for AI-assisted systems.
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What you'll learn
- How to structure an agent workflow as a graph with human approvals and safe failure modes.
- How to define access tiers and auditing
Course content
1 sections · 2 lessons · 1h 0m
1.Module materials
2 lessons- Lesson plan30mPreview
- Exercises30m
Instructor
Admin
Industry practitioners teaching AI-augmented software engineering.
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