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Microsoft Azure AI Solution - AI-100

 I have curated a list of articles from Microsoft documentation for each objective of the AI-100 exam

AI-100 Azure AI Solution Online Course

Pluralsight (Learning Path)Microsoft Azure AI Engineer Certification [Free Trial]
LinkedIn Learning [Free Trial]Learning Microsoft Cognitive Services for Developers
WhizlabsMicrosoft Azure Exam AI-100 Certification
UdemyML and AI using Microsoft Cognitive Services

AI-100 Azure AI Practice Test and Lab

Udemy Practice Test            Designing and Implementing an Azure AI Exam
AI-100 GitHub LabsLabs resources on GitHub

AI-100 Azure AI Related Study Materials

Coursera                            Deep Learning Specialization by Andrew Ng
Amazon e-book (PDF)Learning Microsoft Cognitive Services

To view other Azure Certificate Study Guides, click here

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