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Prompt Engineering Course Free

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Lesson breakdown
  1. You'll deconstruct a real summarization task to identify the five core components (role, context, task, format, constraint) that separate vague requests from prompts that actually work.

  2. You'll transform a weak summarization prompt into a strong one using the anatomy framework, then verify your output against a checklist to build a habit of testing before trusting.

  3. You'll learn to spot when an AI response is plausible but wrong, use a critique prompt to expose gaps, and rebuild your original prompt based on what you discover—not guessing, but testing.

  4. You'll chain together a summarize-then-critique workflow on a document you choose, document your prompts, and ship a small artifact that proves you can engineer prompts, not just use them.

About this study

Prompt Engineering Course Free” is a free, 4-lesson study on prompt engineering course free at novice level, created with soclever, a personal AI teacher. Each lesson takes a few minutes and ends with a check-in question; finish the curriculum and you can take a certificate test to earn a diploma. Starting is free and needs no account — or generate your own study on any topic.

What you'll learn

  1. Anatomy of a Working Prompt. Most people's first prompt is 87% failure waiting to happen. They ask an AI to "summarize this article" and get back garbage—too long, wrong tone, missing details they needed. The…
  2. Summarize: From Rambling to Refined. A weak summarization prompt wastes tokens and returns mush. You ask the AI to "summarize this," it gives you everything and nothing. A strong one extracts signal. Here's what…
  3. Verify, Critique, Iterate. ChatGPT's release in late 2022 exposed a hard truth: the model was fluent and confident on topics it only half-understood. Users got plausible-sounding answers that crumbled under…
  4. Build Your First Real Workflow. Most people think prompt engineering is about finding the perfect magic words to say to an AI once. That's wrong. Real prompt engineering is designing a sequence of prompts where…

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