Stanford's new CS329Z AI Agents course releases all materials publicly, lectures going live daily
ChengleiSi · x · 2026-11-11
Stanford's brand-new fall course CS329Z: Engineering AI Agents, taught by Diyi Yang and collaborators, teaches how to build AI agents from scratch.
Key updates:
- All course materials are now public
- Lectures go live daily on the Stanford Online YouTube channel; Lecture 1 ("What Are AI Agents? Agentic Systems Explained") runs 70 min and hit 6K+ views within 4 hours
- The course focuses on engineering practice, covering agent components and system design
A rare free, systematic resource for developers wanting to learn agent building properly.
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