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AI-300 Study roadmap

AI-300 Study Roadmap

A useful AI-300 roadmap is objective-based, not week-based. Study the five Microsoft skill areas, build small operational examples, and use practice review to decide where to spend more time.

Start With the Objective Map

Use the five Microsoft skill areas as the study sequence: MLOps infrastructure, machine learning model lifecycle and operations, GenAIOps infrastructure, generative AI quality assurance and observability, and generative AI optimization. This keeps the roadmap aligned with the current exam title and scope.

Build the MLOps Base

Begin with Azure Machine Learning workspaces, compute, environments, datastores, registries, MLflow tracking, model registration, and Managed Online Endpoints. These topics create the operational base for training, deployment, monitoring, rollback, and retraining decisions.

Add GenAIOps and Observability

Next, study Azure AI Foundry, Azure OpenAI, Model Catalog, Prompt Flow where applicable, evaluation, tracing, telemetry, token consumption, cost monitoring, and quality metrics. Generative AI operations require review of both application behavior and operational signals.

Review With Targeted Practice

Use practice after each roadmap block. If retrieval questions are weak, revisit RAG tuning and hybrid search. If deployment questions are weak, revisit Online Endpoints and Managed Online Endpoints. If quality questions are weak, review groundedness, relevance, coherence, fluency, and monitoring workflows.

Keep studying on DotCreds

Use these live DotCreds study paths to keep moving without losing your place.

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Continue with the DotCreds Guided Course

Provides a structured learning path aligned with the exam objectives.

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Practice with the DotCreds Practice Bank

Reinforces concepts and supports exam review.

Reviewed sources

Official and vendor docs used to ground this page.