Course overview
Good prompting is not about magic phrases. It is the skill of giving a capable assistant a useful brief, reviewing its work, and improving the result through focused conversation.
What you will be able to do
- Turn a vague request into a structured prompt brief.
- Use context, examples, constraints, and evaluation criteria deliberately.
- Break complex work into prompt chains without losing direction.
- Diagnose weak output and choose the right repair move.
- Build a small prompt library that remains useful across different tools.
Your course project
Design and test a reusable prompt system for one recurring task, including an intake brief, first-draft prompt, critique step, and final quality rubric.
Designed for
Beginners who know the basics and intermediate users who want more consistent results from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, or similar assistants.