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Model Context Protocol (MCP) Training

Course type: Virtual Classroom / Online Duration: 1 Day Download PDF
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Description

LLM Integration and MCP Server Development – 1-Day Technical Program

The objective of this training is to enable participants to understand the Model Context Protocol (MCP) architecture and securely integrate LLM-based systems with external environments such as APIs, file systems, databases, and Git.

By the end of the training, participants will be able to understand the MCP architecture, build a simple MCP server, utilize MCP tools within Claude Code and Cursor environments, and design secure, enterprise-grade MCP architectures.

Training Outcomes

  • Technical understanding of MCP architecture
  • Ability to develop a basic MCP server
  • Capability to integrate LLMs with external tools
  • Ability to design enterprise MCP architectures
  • Secure and auditable AI integration approach

Outline

1. What is MCP? (Theoretical Foundation)
  • Why LLMs cannot directly connect to the external world
  • Concept of tool calling
  • Motivation behind the emergence of MCP
  • MCP vs traditional REST integration
  • Context injection mechanism
  • MCP Client – MCP Server architecture
2. Building an MCP Server (Hands-on)
  • Defining tools and creating schemas
  • Input and output validation
  • Writing handler functions
  • JSON-RPC fundamentals
  • Running a local MCP server
3. Using MCP with Claude Code
  • Connecting MCP tools
  • Calling tools and processing responses
  • Plan-first + tool-calling approach
  • Data retrieval and analysis scenarios
4. Cursor + MCP Integration
  • Using tools in agent mode
  • Calling MCP during code generation
  • File system and Git integration
5. Security and Enterprise Controls
  • Tool scoping
  • Permission boundaries
  • Prompt injection risks
  • Output validation
  • Audit and logging mechanisms
  • Designing an on-prem MCP server
6. Final Hands-on Project
  • Building a simple MCP server
  • Integrating with Claude Code
  • Fetching data via tools
  • Generating reports
  • Implementing a security scenario