Generative AI Course Index

Students Notes Website → Students

How to use this index

Each row has a Topic and Description. Copy both into AI to generate a missing note:

"Write an Obsidian markdown note for a beginner AI course. Topic: [Topic]. Cover: [Description]. Use callouts, tables, simple analogies — curious senior explaining to school-passed non-tech students."


Module 1 — AI Landscape & Transformation

Notes Topic Description
M0 - Second brain setup Second brain setup Obsidian + GitHub + Vercel digital garden setup
M1-A - The Intelligence Stack Intelligence stack AI layers from rules to agents
M1-B - Prompting as a Skill Prompting as a skill Precision, context, specification mindset
M1-C - Where AI Actually Matters Where AI matters High-leverage use cases vs hype

Module 2 — LLM Fundamentals

Notes Topic Description
M2-A - What is happening inside AI Inside AI Next-token prediction, patterns not facts
M2-B - How AI generates answers How AI answers Generation loop and what you control
M2-C - Why AI makes mistakes AI mistakes Hallucination, limits, verification
M2-D - How to use AI correctly Use AI correctly Practical operating rules
M2-E - Final mental model Module 2 summary One-page mental model

Module 3 — Advanced Prompt Engineering

Notes Topic Description
M3-A What is Prompt What is a prompt Components and prompting techniques
M3-B Role based prompting Role-based prompting Persona and expert roles
M3-C Prompt Chaining Prompt chaining Multi-step prompt flows
(Assignment 1)Prompt designer Extenstion Assignment — Prompt designer Custom template + 11 questions
(Assignment 2 ) Linkedin evaluation with engineered prompt Assignment — LinkedIn Meta-prompt profile review

Module 4 — Prompt Systems & Automation

Notes Topic Description
M4-A — Reusable Prompt Systems Reusable prompt systems Save templates as .md files for consistent output
M4-B — Prompt-Based Automation Prompt automation Chain prompts into repeat workflows
Ruleset Prompt AI response ruleset System prompt rules for behaviour control

Module 5 — Multimodal AI Systems

Notes Topic Description
M5-A — Text Image and Video AI Multimodal AI Text, image, video tools and backends
M5-B — AI Content Pipelines Content pipelines Factory-line content workflows
M5-C — Cross-Modal Workflows Cross-modal workflows Handoffs between text, image, video
Prompt Templates Image prompt templates Poster and photoshoot practical prompts
(Assignment 3) Google AI for marketing Assignment — Pomelli Marketing campaign with Google AI
(Assignment 4) Build and deploy a landing page website Assignment — Landing page HTML/CSS site on Netlify

Module 6 — AI Productivity Systems

Notes Topic Description
M6-A — AI for Decision-Making and Business Productivity AI decision-making Prepare vs judge, hidden taxes, human-in-the-loop
M6-B — AI-Driven Workflows and Tools AI workflows Workflow anatomy and tool landscape
(Assignment) topics to learn for module 6 Assignment — Module 6 review Written answers on AI limits

Module 7 — Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)

Notes Topic Description
M7-A — What is RAG What is RAG Open-book exam analogy, why ChatGPT alone fails
M7-B — How RAG Works Behind the Scenes RAG backend Chunks, embeddings, vector search
M7-C — RAG with NotebookLM NotebookLM practice Hands-on document chat
(Assignment) Solve Questions Assignment — Concept Q&A APIs, RAG, databases, frontend/backend

Module 8 — AI Knowledge Assistants

Notes Topic Description
M8-A — Document-Based AI Assistants Document assistants Study bot design with RAG + personality
M8-B — Internal Knowledge Systems Internal knowledge Team wikis and SOP search

Module 9 — AI Agents & Capabilities

Notes Topic Description
M9-A — What Are AI Agents What are agents Chatbot vs agent, tools, loops
M9-B — Memory Planning and Execution Memory, plan, execute Three engine parts of agents
M9-C — Autonomous Workflows Autonomous workflows Triggers, autonomy levels
Open claw OpenClaw (bonus) Markdown memory + messaging gateway

Module 10 — Multi-Agent Workflows

Notes Topic Description
M10-A — When One Agent Is Not Enough Multi-agent why Film crew analogy, collaboration patterns
M10-B — Task Distribution and Orchestration Orchestration Task graphs, parallel vs sequential

Module 11 — Agent Frameworks (Intro)

Notes Topic Description
M11-A — CrewAI How It Works CrewAI Agents, tasks, crews, backend loop
M11-B — AutoGen Introduction AutoGen Group-chat agents vs CrewAI

Bonus — Module 12+ preview

Notes Topic Description
N8N install n8n install Visual automation setup
Whatsapp analytics WhatsApp analytics Streamlit chat export project

Reference

Notes Topic
Homepage Course homepage
Students Student registry
questions Open study questions