CSCI 395.32 - Spring 2026 - Hunter College - Professor Tiziana Ligorio

This course introduces students to the rapidly evolving principles, architectures, and methodologies underlying the design and engineering of AI Agents. Students will explore how modern large language models (LLMs) enable intelligent, tool-using systems that can reason, plan, and act autonomously. The course blends theory with hands-on practice, providing an opportunity to engage critically and creatively with emerging technologies. Students will apply foundational computer science concepts while developing agentic systems. Emphasis will be placed on responsible design, collaboration, and the societal impact of AI.

Instructor: Dr Tiziana Ligorio

Contact & Office Hours

Syllabus_CSCI395.32_Spring2026_print.pdf

🧑‍💻 Code Demos

No-code Demos (Flowise)

Course Schedule

Assignments

📒 Lecture Slides will be posted on Brightspace

Readings and other resources

Weekly Schedule

Tue, Thu


11:30-12:45

This course is Hybrid:


Announcements

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