AZ-2007: Get Started with AI-Assisted Development

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The AZ-2007: Get Started with AI-Assisted Development course teaches developers how to leverage AI coding assistants to accelerate software development. This 8-hour hands-on course covers GitHub Copilot usage, AI pair programming techniques, prompt engineering for code generation, and productivity optimization with AI-powered development tools. Esamatic srl, a Microsoft Learning Partner in Milan, delivers this course with Microsoft Certified Trainers.

  • Applied Skills Credential: validates competency in AI-assisted development with GitHub Copilot
  • GitHub Copilot: setup, configuration, and effective usage of AI code completion and suggestions
  • AI Pair Programming: collaborative coding techniques with AI assistants for enhanced productivity
  • Prompt Engineering for Code: crafting effective prompts and context for accurate code generation
  • Productivity Optimization: workflow integration, best practices, and measuring AI-assisted development impact

Course Overview: AZ-2007 Get Started with AI-Assisted Development

AI-assisted development is transforming how software is built, with tools like GitHub Copilot enabling developers to write code faster, reduce boilerplate, and explore solutions through natural language. The AZ-2007 course provides practical experience setting up and using GitHub Copilot, applying prompt engineering techniques for code generation, adopting AI pair programming workflows, and measuring productivity improvements.

Learning Objectives

  1. Set up and configure GitHub Copilot — install, configure, and customize AI coding assistant settings for optimal development experience
  2. Apply AI pair programming techniques — use GitHub Copilot effectively for code completion, function generation, and problem solving
  3. Engineer prompts for code generation — craft clear comments, context, and instructions to guide AI assistants toward accurate and relevant code
  4. Optimize development workflows with AI — integrate AI assistance into daily coding practices, testing, and documentation for maximum productivity

Who Should Attend

This course is ideal for software developers, full-stack engineers, and development team leads who want to accelerate their coding productivity using AI-powered development tools.

Career Benefits

AI-assisted development is becoming a standard practice across the software industry. The AZ-2007 Applied Skills credential validates practical ability to leverage AI coding tools effectively — a competency increasingly valued for software engineers, DevOps practitioners, and engineering managers.

Prerequisites

  • Proficiency in at least one programming language
  • Experience with Visual Studio Code or similar IDE
  • Basic understanding of version control with Git
  • Familiarity with software development workflows

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AZ-2007 Applied Skills credential?

The AZ-2007 is a Microsoft Applied Skills credential that validates hands-on ability to use AI-assisted development tools effectively. It is earned through a performance-based lab assessment.

What is GitHub Copilot?

GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer powered by large language models that provides code suggestions, completions, and generation directly within your IDE. It supports multiple programming languages and frameworks.

Which programming languages does this course cover?

The course teaches AI-assisted development concepts applicable across languages. Examples use popular languages like Python, JavaScript, and C#, but the techniques transfer to any language supported by GitHub Copilot.

Does the AZ-2007 credential expire?

Microsoft Applied Skills credentials are valid for one year from the date earned and can be renewed through reassessment.

Course

AZ-2007

Duration

8
hours

Price

597
,00 + VAT

Location

Remote

Release Date

13 Feb 2026

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