Research and sourcingSpecialist · 70–85 min

AI research agent with source verification

Research Agent with Source Control

Build a workflow that separates evidence from persuasive wording. You define the question, decide which sources may be used, document the search, verify every material claim and handle contradictions and gaps.

The course has nine parts. You frame a verifiable research question with a clear decision purpose, set a source policy for recency, primary evidence and independence, build a search plan and log, and instruct a research agent that is never allowed to invent missing evidence.

You then build the evidence table, handle conflicting sources, write a report whose language matches the strength of the evidence, and run five test cases with six quality criteria plus a separate decision. The final test has eight questions and seven correct answers give you the certificate.

What you will build

AI agent

You will learn to: Build a research agent that shows its sources and stops when uncertain

What you will be able to do

  • Frame a scoped research question
  • Define approved source types
  • Separate fact from conclusion
  • Create a review routine

Course content

  1. 1From topic to a verifiable research question1 lessons
  2. 2Set the source policy before searching1 lessons
  3. 3Build the search plan and log what was done1 lessons
  4. 4Instruct the research agent1 lessons
  5. 5Build the evidence table1 lessons
  6. 6Handle conflicts and uncertainty1 lessons
  7. 7Write the report without overstating1 lessons
  8. 8Test, measure and plan updates1 lessons
  9. 9Final assignment and knowledge test1 lessons

1 495 kr

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  • NIST
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • NIST
  • OpenAI
Last checked:
19 September 2026
Next scheduled review:
19 December 2026
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