LOCUS 2027 Software Fellowship Day 6 Explores the Future of AI, LLMs, and Prompt Engineering at Pulchowk Campus

21st July 2026, Kathmandu

Discover how LOCUS 2027 Day 6 at Pulchowk Campus covered Prompt Engineering, LLMs, and GitHub workflows to train Nepal’s next generation of AI developers.

LOCUS 2027 Software Fellowship Day

Artificial Intelligence undeniably powers the future of software development, and Day 6 of the LOCUS Software Fellowship 2027 marked a major milestone in that journey.

Hosted at the iconic Pulchowk Campus in Lalitpur, this session gave participants hands-on exposure to the core mechanics of modern AI.

From understanding Large Language Models (LLMs) to mastering prompt engineering, attendees explored how developer workflows are evolving alongside artificial intelligence.

Key Takeaways: What Was Covered on Day 6?

Day 6 was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical AI concepts and practical software development.

1. Prompt Engineering Fundamentals

Participants learned how to interact effectively with modern AI systems. Writing precise prompts is becoming a core skill for software engineers, helping them write cleaner code, debug faster, and automate repetitive tasks.

2. Introduction to Large Language Models (LLMs)

The session demystified how LLMs process language, evaluate context, and generate human-like text. Demystifying these models gives developers the clarity needed to choose the right models for specific software application needs.

3. Building and Understanding AI Chatbots

Attendees moved beyond basic text generation to explore the architecture of modern AI chatbots. The training focused on integrating AI into everyday tools and custom applications.

4. GitHub for Version Control & AI Workflows

Version control remains essential. Participants integrated GitHub into their AI development pipelines to ensure smooth collaboration, change tracking, and code management across team projects.

Mentorship in Action: Shaping Tomorrow’s Tech Leaders

Hands-on learning thrives under great guidance. A big shoutout goes to the dedicated team of instructors whose technical expertise and mentorship drove the success of Day 6:

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• Ankit Raj Mehta

• Ashish Pandey

• Ayam Kattel

• Dipin Adhikari

• Roshan Koirala

• Utsab Dahal

• Utsav Acharya

Their insights empowered students to stop viewing AI as a black box and start using it as an everyday tool for innovation.

Organized by LOCUS 2027: Build, Learn, Impact

Organized at Pulchowk Campus (IOE), Lalitpur, the Software Fellowship continues its mission to prepare engineering students for real-world tech careers. Driven by the core philosophy “Build • Learn • Impact,” LOCUS 2027 provides a platform for hands-on, industry-relevant technical education.

Stay tuned as participants continue building their projects, deploying real applications, and taking their coding skills to the next level.

For more: LOCUS 2027 Software Fellowship Day