AI foundations and modern tools
From everyday AI use to an engineering workspace: model landscape, Codex, Git and GitHub, agent harnesses, instructions, skills, memory, and safe work in small verified cycles.
Learn by building. The portal organizes public course recordings into a clear route with source materials on GitHub.
From everyday AI use to an engineering workspace: model landscape, Codex, Git and GitHub, agent harnesses, instructions, skills, memory, and safe work in small verified cycles.
How LLMs turn tokens into output; context windows, temperature, structured input and output, APIs, cost, hallucinations, evaluation, and choosing a model for a concrete task.
Three practical application patterns. Start from the business task and real inputs, define the output contract, then build and test a narrow end-to-end slice before polishing the interface.
VPS, Linux, SSH keys, DNS, domains, processes, ports, reverse proxy, HTTPS, deployment, logs, secrets, backups, and the difference between a local demo and an operated service.
AI-assisted web development from PRD to production: information architecture, frontend and backend boundaries, databases and APIs, Git branches and pull requests, testing, accessibility, and deployment.
How agents retain and retrieve information: files, relational data, embeddings, vector search, working context, durable memory, provenance, access boundaries, and when not to use RAG.
Business automation across CRM, SMM, documents, APIs and background work. Webhooks, cron, systemd and workflow tools are combined with ownership, retries, audit, human approval, and measurable acceptance.
Speech-to-text, text-to-speech, streaming audio, multilingual quality, latency, telephony, signed webhooks, consent and recording, conversation design, and post-call analysis.
Image and video generation as a controlled pipeline: briefs, references, rights, reusable templates, brand consistency, Remotion and FFmpeg assembly, review stages, and publication preparation.
Agentic systems inside real organizations: tools, permissions, memory and autonomous schedules; multi-agent coordination; automation versus transformation; hybrid teams, economics, safety, and operating-model change.
Turn the student project into a coherent product: architecture and threat boundaries, repository structure, runtime, data migration, observability, tests, documentation, second-operator readiness, and a defensible demo.
Project defense against the original task: show the working route, evidence, limitations, economics, risks, ownership and next gate. A launch without business acceptance is not treated as completion.