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Getting Started with Large Model Development on IONET
Rating: 1.0 out of 5(2 ratings)
243 students
Created byLiang Wang
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Proficiently use ionet’s large model resources.
  • Quickly enter the field of large model development
  • Qrasp foundational knowledge, and understand LLM industry.
  • Support graduation projects, assignments, and course practices.

Course content

7 sections15 lectures1h 59m total length
  • Course introduction0:40

    Our course focuses on open platforms such as io.net、vast.ai, teaching the foundational knowledge of large model development.

  • Course Outline5:09

    Overview of course objectives and what students will achieve by the end, including an introduction to Ionet's capabilities.

Requirements

  • Requires a certain level of proficiency in Python programming.

Description

This course involves the use of artificial intelligence. Some images in the course are AI-generated, and AI has also been used for translation and content correction of certain audio segments.


Our course is built around open platforms such as ionet, vastAI, and RunPod, offering a practical and affordable pathway into large model development. Using the cost-effective ionet as a primary example, we guide learners through the full lifecycle of deploying and utilizing large language models, with knowledge that seamlessly transfers across platforms.

This course places a strong emphasis on open-source large model development, empowering students to move beyond API-based usage and gain hands-on experience with models like Llama, TongYi. You’ll learn how to deploy models locally and in the cloud, perform inference with tools like Hugging Face Transformers and vLLM, apply quantization for efficiency, and fine-tune models using LoRA for specific tasks.

We cover essential topics including basic inference, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), Agent workflows, and the management of cloud resources such as virtual machines, containers, and GPU orchestration. Real-world projects include building AI agents, implementing RAG systems for enterprise knowledge bases, and optimizing models for production deployment.

In an era where AI tools like Cursor promote "Vibe Coding" and the rapid evolution of large models creates uncertainty, mastering open-source LLM development provides clarity and competitive advantage. This course equips developers and students with the technical depth, practical skills, and confidence to thrive in the new era of AI.

Who this course is for:

  • Developers, esearchers and students in computer science, electronics, control systems, drones, etc.