
Learn prompt engineering from fundamentals to practical, hands-on techniques, including zero-shot, one-shot, and self-consistency prompting, and apply artificial intelligence tools to daily work.
Explore the foundations of AI, generative AI, LLM, and prompt engineering through a kitchen analogy, showing how prompts guide LLMs to create text, images, and novel content.
Explore how ChatGPT works atop a generative pre-trained transformer, its capabilities and limitations including LM hallucination, and how to interact with its interface—from login to settings and model options.
Explore how text is tokenized into tokens, embedded as vectors, and processed by a transformer with attention to generate the next token, guided by context windows and token limits.
Explore how ChatGPT handles logical reasoning questions by breaking down complex problems step by step, solving classic reasoning puzzles, and demonstrating clear, critical thinking.
Test deductive reasoning with questions that reveal how ChatGPT follows premises to reach conclusions, like ranking heights and tea or coffee preferences, and visualize results with mermaid diagrams.
Explore how prompts guide LLMs like ChatGPT to solve mathematical reasoning problems, using geometric progression, tables, and graphs to reveal patterns, prompt engineering, and worst-case scenarios.
This lecture tests llm pattern recognition with geometric progression tasks and code generation to extend series, showing how ChatGPT recognizes sequences, explains Fibonacci-based letter-number patterns, and discusses hallucination risks.
Examine common sense reasoning with ChatGPT, testing how LLMs understand human behavior, safety, and decision making via real-world scenarios such as buy-one-get-one offers and ethical dilemmas.
Explore temporal reasoning, time zone conversions, and duration calculations through practical questions, showing how LLMs handle sequences, time constraints, and context switches in real-world scenarios.
Explore how large language models simulate causal reasoning to map cause-and-effect relationships and predict outcomes. Analyze sleep's impact on memory consolidation and focus, and discuss AI advancement toward machine consciousness.
Explore how spatial reasoning works and how large language models approach space tasks by evaluating desk arrangements and floor plans, highlighting limits and practical design applications.
Artificial intelligence is transforming how we work, learn, create, and solve problems. As AI models become more powerful, knowing how to communicate with AI effectively is becoming an increasingly valuable skill.
Prompt engineering goes beyond asking questions. It's about understanding how large language models (LLMs) work, structuring instructions, providing the right context, and choosing effective techniques to get more useful results from AI.
In this course, you'll explore the fundamentals of generative AI, test the reasoning abilities of LLMs, learn to write better prompts, and discover techniques that go beyond basic AI interactions.
What You'll Learn
- Understand generative AI, LLMs, tokens, tokenization, and context windows.
- Explore AI reasoning through logical, mathematical, and practical tests.
- Learn how clarity, specificity, intent, tone, structure, and context influence AI responses.
- Apply prompt engineering to summarization, classification, translation, and other text tasks.
- Explore zero-shot, one-shot, few-shot, chain-of-thought, self-consistency, and tree-of-thought prompting.
Why Learn Prompt Engineering?
AI tools will continue to evolve, but the ability to communicate requirements clearly, structure tasks, and evaluate AI-generated results can remain useful across different models and applications.
Whether you're a student, professional, content creator, or simply curious about AI, this course will help you build a foundation in prompt engineering and prepare you to explore more advanced applications, including AI workflows and AI agents.
Move beyond basic prompting. Build your AI skills and prepare for an AI-powered future.