Build AI Literacy
One Layer at a Time

The first course, Logic & Code Foundations, is written for people with no prior coding experience. It starts from how computers reason before introducing any syntax. If you have some experience already, you may find you can move through the early material quickly.

That depends on how much time you set aside each week. Foundations is designed for roughly six to eight weeks at a moderate pace. The Workshop and Capstone tracks are longer — ten to fourteen weeks each — mainly because the projects require iteration. There are no hard deadlines once enrolled.

After you submit each project milestone in the Reasoning Systems Workshop and the Architecture & Capstone tracks, a course mentor reviews your work and writes specific, actionable notes. They point out what is working, what could be clearer, and suggest one or two things to explore. It is not automated.

All course materials, project briefs, and mentor feedback are written in English. This is intentional — most AI development resources and documentation are in English, so reading and writing in English as part of the course is a practical skill, not a barrier.

You keep access to all materials. Completing the Capstone results in a portfolio project that you own and can show to others. We do not make claims about what finishing a course will lead to — that depends on many factors outside our control — but we aim to leave you with real, documented work that reflects what you studied.

You can, though we usually suggest finishing one before starting the next. The courses build on each other deliberately, and the concepts in earlier tracks come up in later projects. If you are confident you already have the foundation, write to us and we can help you figure out where to start.