Databricks GenAI Associate ─ Exam Test: 1500 Questions is designed to give you a structured, practical, and production-oriented understanding of generative AI systems built on Databricks.

This course goes beyond surface-level explanations of large language models or prompt experimentation. Instead, it focuses on how generative AI behaves inside real platforms, how it is controlled, and how it is governed once it becomes part of operational systems.

The course contains 1,500 carefully designed questions, divided into six sections of 250 questions, each representing a critical stage in the GenAI lifecycle.

You begin with Generative AI Foundations & Capability Boundaries, where you learn how GenAI models behave, where they are effective, and where they introduce risk. This section builds the judgment required to select valid use cases and avoid unrealistic expectations.

Next, Prompt Architecture, Instruction Design & Output Control develops your ability to design prompts that behave consistently. You learn how prompts influence clarity, structure, and safety of AI responses.

In Embeddings, Semantic Encoding & Vector Representation, you move into semantic modeling. You explore how embeddings represent meaning and why their quality determines retrieval and generation accuracy.

The fourth section, Vector Search Systems & Retrieval Decision Logic, focuses on how semantic retrieval works in practice. You learn how indexing, similarity scoring, and filtering directly affect the relevance of generated answers.

With Retrieval-Augmented Generation Pipelines & Execution Flow, the course connects retrieval and generation into complete systems. You analyze how RAG pipelines are assembled, executed, and stabilized.

Finally, GenAI Governance, Validation & Risk Management ensures you understand how GenAI systems are monitored, validated, and controlled over time, especially in enterprise and regulated environments.

This course builds clear GenAI reasoning, system-level understanding, and enterprise-ready decision-making aligned with Databricks GenAI practices.

Who this course is for:

• Data engineers and analytics engineers who want to integrate generative AI capabilities into Databricks-based data platforms.
• Machine learning engineers seeking a clearer understanding of prompt design, embeddings, vector search, and RAG workflows in practice.
• Analytics professionals expanding their skill set toward modern GenAI-powered applications and knowledge systems.
• Platform and cloud engineers responsible for operating, monitoring, and governing AI-driven systems in enterprise environments.