Tips For Success In Your AI Prompt Engineering Course

• Treat the weekly live session as an important weekly commitment.

• Keep your camera on, participate in discussions, and ask questions. This is your opportunity to learn directly from your instructor and connect with your peers.

2. Manage Your Time Effectively

• Plan to dedicate 8–10 hours per week to the course.

• Break this into smaller study sessions rather than cramming everything into one block of time.

• Use a calendar or reminder system to track assignment deadlines and live sessions.

3. Practice Prompting Regularly

• Don’t wait until assignments are due to experiment. The best way to learn prompting is through consistent practice.

• Try out prompts in different contexts — for work, personal projects, or creative exploration — and see how AI responds.

• Use the feedback loop: write, test, refine. Iteration is key.

4. Build Your Toolkit Step by Step

• Each week’s Toolkit Project adds to your Prompting Toolkit — a set of reusable prompts and techniques you can take with you after the course.

• Treat these projects as portfolio pieces that showcase your skills.

5. Use Support When You Need It

• Your Learner Support Team is here to help with course navigation, assignments, and technical challenges.

• Your Career Coach can help you connect your new skills to your professional goals.

• Don’t wait until you’re stuck — reach out early if you need assistance.

6. Maintain Integrity and Curiosity

• Remember: using AI to help you understand is encouraged, but copying AI-generated work as your own is not.

• Approach prompts with curiosity and creativity — the more you explore, the more confident you’ll become.

7. Keep the End Goal in Mind

• The skills you develop here are immediately usable in your career.

• By staying consistent and engaged, you’ll leave the program with a real-world project and a toolkit that highlights your expertise.