Overview
Deep Learning with PyTorch Training comprehensively covers the full suite of tools offered by the PyTorch library for developing, training, and optimizing deep learning algorithms in a dynamic, flexible, and user-friendly environment. Starting from basic tensor operations, this training aims to build hands-on knowledge and skills across a wide spectrum—including building neural network architectures, model training, backpropagation, optimization, transfer learning, and model deployment.
What Is It?
PyTorch is an open-source, flexible deep learning library featuring a dynamic computation graph. The training provides detailed coverage of PyTorch's core building blocks—tensors, automatic differentiation (autograd), neural network layers, and modular design—while walking through practical model development workflows using CNNs, RNNs, and other foundational and modern architectures.
Who Is It For?
This training is suitable for:
Individuals interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning,
Data scientists and engineers,
Software developers looking to integrate deep learning algorithms into their projects,
Academics and researchers seeking to apply deep learning techniques in their work,
University students aiming to pursue a career in deep learning,
Professionals in healthcare, finance, automotive, and retail looking to learn how deep learning can be integrated into business workflows.
Why Deep Learning with PyTorch Training?
Deep learning is one of today's most exciting and in-demand technologies, making a major impact across both industry and academia. Taking deep learning training with Python and PyTorch provides the following advantages:
High Performance: Deep learning models can make human-level decisions on complex problems.
Broad Application Areas: Used across numerous domains including computer vision, natural language processing (NLP), robotics, and recommendation systems.
Powerful Libraries: Enables rapid prototyping and model development through powerful deep learning libraries and ecosystems such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, and Keras.
Big Data Analysis: Deep learning works effectively with large-scale and unstructured data.
Industry Demand: Companies need deep learning specialists across a wide range of applications, from autonomous systems to customer service.
Curriculum
Introduction to Deep Learning and PyTorch
Background of Deep Learning
Perceptron → Backpropagation → AlexNet
Transformer & Diffusion eras
Classical ML ↔ Deep Learning
Hand-crafted features ⇄ learned features
Data scale / compute requirements
Linear separability / deep representation power
PyTorch Ecosystem
TorchScript · torch-data · torch-metrics
torch.compile(PyTorch 2.x Dynamo)
Community & Release Lifecycle
RFC processes, LTS packages
pipvscondadistribution differences
Mathematical Foundations
Linear algebra : eigen, SVD
Calculus : chain rule, Jacobian / Hessian
Probability & information theory : KL divergence, cross-entropy
Tensor Practice
Broadcasting rules
Einstein summation →
torch.einsum
PyTorch Core Internals
Tensor Lifecycle
pin_memory, shared memoryCPU ↔ GPU copying & pinning
Autograd Deep Dive
GradFnchain,torch.autograd.profilerGradient checkpointing, sub-linear memory compute
Dynamic Computation Graph
Eager Mode · TorchScript · TorchDynamo
Loss Functions & Metrics
Focal Loss · Dice Loss · InfoNCE
AUROC, Cohen’s κ, top-k accuracy
Optimizer Family
AdamW
RAdam
Lion
SAM
LAMB
Data Ecosystem & Preprocessing
torch-data & DataPipes
Streaming data, WebDataset, tar-shard structures
Image, Text & Audio Pipelines
Albumentations · Kornia augmentations
torchtext+ SentencePiece tokenizationtorchaudio: MelSpectrogram, noise injection
Big Data & Distributed Loading
NVIDIA DALI, Petastorm
Parquet ↔ Arrow, async prefetch
Training Loop & Core Networks
Anatomy of nn.Module
Parameter vs buffer registration
Modular layer design
Training Loop
Batch / epoch logic
Label smoothing
Mixup
CutMix
Toolkits
PyTorch Lightning, HF accelerate
Callbacks : early stop, gradient clip
Convolutional Networks & Computer Vision
Modern CNN Blocks
Inception · ResNet · DenseNet · EfficientNet-V2
Detection & Segmentation
YOLOv8 · DETR · Mask R-CNN · SAM
Self-Supervised Learning
SimCLR · BYOL · DINOv2 · MAE
Vision Transformer & Hybrids
ViT, Swin, conv-former designs
Hands-On Lab
Industrial defect detection
Supervised vs self-supervised comparison
Sequential Models & Attention
RNN Family
LSTM · GRU · Bi-RNN
Vanishing / exploding gradient solutions
Attention Mechanisms
Bahdanau · Luong
Additive vs dot-product · Multi-head
Seq2Seq & Time Series
Teacher forcing · Scheduled sampling
Temporal Fusion Transformer
Speech Recognition Pipeline
CTC Loss · Wav2Vec 2.0
Hands-On Lab
Turkish news summarization : BiLSTM-Attention vs mBART
Transformers & Large Language Models
Core Building Blocks
Flash Attention-2 · SwiGLU · Rotary PE
Long-context methods
Parameter-Efficient Tuning
LoRA · p-LoRA · Q-LoRA
Prefix / Prompt Tuning
Distributed Training
DDP · FSDP · ZeRO-3
DeepSpeed · Megatron-LM
LLM Alignment & Enhancement Strategies
RLHF · DPO · RAG-Fusion
Toolformer & Function-Calling
Multilingual / Culture-Specific LLMs
Llama-3-Instruct Turkish fine-tuning
Generative Models (GAN · VAE · Diffusion)
GAN Family
CGAN · WGAN-GP · StyleGAN-3
VAE Variants
β-VAE · VQ-VAE-2
Diffusion Models
DDPM · Latent Diffusion · Control-Net
Hands-On Workshop
Text-to-image generation with PyTorch + diffusers
Graph Neural Networks
Fundamentals & Ecosystem
Graph data structures, PyG · DGL
Core GNN Models
GCN · GraphSAGE · GAT · Graph Transformer
Hands-On Lab
Social network link prediction
Supply chain risk graph analysis
Hyperparameter Tuning & AutoML
Search Frameworks
Optuna · Ray Tune · Hyperband · PBT
Neural Architecture Search
DARTS · ProxylessNAS
Hands-On Workshop
Sweeps and WandB visualization
Model Compression, Acceleration & Deployment
Compression & Acceleration
Quantization : PTQ · QAT · GPTQ · AWQ
Pruning · Distillation
Compilers & Runtime
Torch-TensorRT · ONNX · TVM · vLLM
Edge & Mobile Deployment
TorchLite · CoreML · WebGPU
Microservice Architecture
FastAPI · BentoML · KServe
MLOps, Monitoring & Continuous Delivery
CI/CD Pipelines
GitHub Actions · GitLab CI · Jenkins
Monitoring & Drift
Evidently · WhyLabs · Arize
Observability & Profiling
OpenTelemetry · PyTorch Profiler
Security & Governance
Vault · SBOM · Cosign signing policies
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