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Two families of course. The Claude Series is a set of short, hands-on masterclasses on a single Claude tool, open to anyone. The bootcamps are 5-week, project-based programs for teens building a portfolio.

Which course should I take?

  • Want to get hands-on with one Claude tool quickly — pick a masterclass from The Claude Series. No experience needed, and each one is self-contained.
  • A teen building a coding portfolio over 5 weeks — go to the bootcamps. New to coding? Course 1. Already writes Python? Course 2.
  • Not sure between the two bootcamps — a quick readiness check: can you write a function that uses if, for, and return, and run a script from the terminal? If yes, you're ready for Course 2. If not, Course 1 first.

Series · 3 masterclasses

The Claude Series

Short, hands-on masterclasses, each focused on a single Claude tool. Built for total beginners — students, professionals, freelancers, and founders — and every one includes hands-on labs, so you leave with a real deliverable rather than notes.

Course AEnrolling

Claude Code: The Terminal Architect

Build & Ship Real Apps — Without Writing a Single Line of Code

  • Live online
  • 8 segments · 2 live builds
  • No experience needed

Direct Claude Code in plain English: set the project brain, describe the outcome, review and correct, then ship and automate. You leave with a deployed app you keep and one automation already running on a timer.

  • A working app built and deployed live, with no code written by hand
  • CLAUDE.md as your project brain — the single highest-leverage habit
  • Routines and /schedule, so tasks keep running after class ends
  • MCP connectors for Gmail, Calendar, and web search

Course details

Course BEnrollment opening soon

Claude Design: The Visual Architect

From Prompts to Production Workflows

  • Online masterclass
  • 2 modules
  • Beginner to practical builder

Use Claude Design as a creative partner instead of a blank canvas — describe what you need, refine it with real context, and turn it into a clickable prototype that is backed by editable code.

  • Chat-and-canvas: every design lives as code you can edit element by element
  • Import a brand system so colors, type, and components stay consistent
  • Build interactive prototypes and design live with your team
  • Hand off to Claude Code with /design-sync, or publish to a live domain

Course details

Course CEnrollment opening soon

Claude Cowork: The Executive Orchestrator

From Desktop Setup to Automated Workflows

  • 2 hours
  • Online
  • 2 modules + 2 labs
  • Beginner to practical user

Turn Claude from a chat assistant into a desktop coworker that organizes workspaces, creates real files, connects your apps, and runs scheduled work — with permissions and approval loops throughout.

  • Safe setup: sandboxes, permissions, and approval loops
  • Projects and folder instructions that make Claude follow your rules
  • Real files out: documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, structured reports
  • Connectors (Google Drive, Slack, Zoom MCP), screen control, mobile dispatch

Course details

Bootcamps · 2 courses

Project bootcamps for teens

Two courses, one path. Course 1 takes a complete beginner to their first shipped app. Course 2 takes someone who already writes Python into building real AI agents. Both run 5 weeks and end with projects you can open, run, and show.

Course 1 · Foundation track

AI Coding — Learn Python with Cursor

  • 5 weeks
  • Online
  • Ages 12–20
  • No experience needed

Starting from zero, students learn Python inside Cursor — using AI to generate, edit, and debug code — and turn an idea into a real app they ship and present.

What you'll learn

  • Week 1 — Python basics — variables and data types, writing and running real code in Cursor from day one
  • Week 2 — Data structures, functions, and loops — organizing scattered code into logic that solves a problem
  • Week 3 — OOP, deeper Cursor workflows (code generation, editing, debugging, agent mode), and GitHub version control
  • Week 4 — APIs, JSON, and the web — pulling in real data and building the final project
  • Week 5 — Demo Day — polish, record a demo, and present live

What you'll finish with

  • One original app you built and can run — a small game (Tetris, 2048) or a useful tool
  • A public GitHub repo holding every weekly project
  • A recorded demo walkthrough, presented live on Demo Day
  • A completion certificate, on finishing the course and meeting the grade bar
Prerequisites:
None. Built for absolute beginners — no coding experience required.
Format:
Each week: 2 recorded lessons (watch anytime) + one 2-hour live session (teaching and Q&A). Bookable 1:1 TA sessions and a regular office hour throughout. 9 lectures across 4 teaching weeks, then a Demo Day week.

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Course 2 · Advanced track

AI Agent Application Development — From Chatbot to Autonomous Agent

  • 5 weeks
  • Online
  • Ages 12–18
  • Basic Python required

Five weeks, five projects. Students build one new agent capability each week — talking, remembering, acting, planning — then combine all four into the WikiMind capstone.

What you'll learn

  • Week 1 · Talks — Persona Chatbot — tokens, prompts, system prompts, and deploying to a public link
  • Week 2 · Remembers — Knowledge Agent — context engineering, memory, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), so it answers from your sources instead of guessing
  • Week 3 · Acts — Research Agent — tool and function calling plus web search, so it gathers and reports back
  • Week 4 · Plans — Planning Agent — multi-step planning, the agent loop, and safety guardrails
  • Week 5 · Delivers — WikiMind capstone — one agent that chats, remembers, searches, and plans

What you'll finish with

  • 5 GitHub projects — 3 of them live at public URLs anyone can open and try
  • The WikiMind capstone as the centerpiece of the portfolio
  • The ability to explain LLMs, system prompts, RAG, tool calling, and the agent loop in a sentence each
  • A completion certificate (PDF), on finishing the course and meeting the grade bar
Prerequisites:
No AI background needed, but basic Python is required: you can read and write a function containing if, for, and return, and run a script from the terminal. Starting from zero? Take Course 1 first.
Format:
About 4 hours a week — a 2-hour live lecture plus a 2-hour TA-led workshop — roughly 20 hours across the 5 weeks.

Explore Course 2