
Getting Started with AI
8 sessions · self-paced
Eight sessions on how language models really behave: tokens and sampling, cost and latency, prompts and context, structured output, choosing a provider, and using AI responsibly.
Durable guidance for choosing core skills, presenting your work, and building credible career evidence.
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8 sessions · self-paced
Eight sessions on how language models really behave: tokens and sampling, cost and latency, prompts and context, structured output, choosing a provider, and using AI responsibly.

Turn verifiable projects into clearer resume bullets, a reviewable GitHub portfolio, an honest professional profile, and a scoped freelance offer.

A grounded transition plan for backend, QA, DevOps, and other technical professionals moving into applied AI work without starting their careers over.

FDE vs solutions architect compared: what each role owns, how much code each writes, how they work with customers, the skills each needs, and how to choose.

A four-to-six-month part-time shape for backend developers moving toward FDE work through AI fluency, codebase delivery, and inspectable evidence.

A practical path for experienced software professionals who want to move into client-facing AI delivery without treating a degree as the whole credential.

A decision framework for experienced technical professionals evaluating an AI/ML program: inspect the sequence, evidence, feedback loop, and claims.

A beginner roadmap for programming, web APIs, Git, data, testing and deployment—built around one progressive, reviewable project.

A practical look at the recurring work behind Cloud/AI Solutions Architect roles: discovery, system choices, risk, cost, and technical communication.