Mastering AI-Assisted Development & Vibe Coding
A free 3-month, day-by-day program for final-year students and early-career engineers. Go from your first structured AI prompt to shipping a production-grade, AI-built application — prompting, Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, visual AI builders, full-stack work, MCP, agents, SLMs, and n8n automation.
Taught by Amit Ranjan
Course content
13 sections · 65 lessons
1.Month 1 ┬╖ Week 1 ΓÇö Mental Models & Environment Setup
5 lessons- Day 1 ΓÇö What AI-assisted coding & ΓÇ£vibe codingΓÇ¥ actually arePreviewOpen preview
- Day 2 ΓÇö How LLMs read code
- Day 3 ΓÇö Developer environment setup
- Day 4 ΓÇö Prompt engineering fundamentals for code
- Day 5 — Building a reusable prompt-pattern library (function, class, refact…
2.Month 1 ┬╖ Week 2 ΓÇö GitHub Copilot Core
5 lessons- Day 6 ΓÇö Installing and configuring Copilot
- Day 7 ΓÇö Copilot Chat
- Day 8 — Debugging and refactoring with Copilot (/fix, /explain, targeted ch…
- Day 9 ΓÇö Generating and maintaining tests with AI.
- Day 10 ΓÇö Mini-project
3.Month 1 ┬╖ Week 3 ΓÇö Visual AI builders & shipping MVPs fast
5 lessons- Day 11 ΓÇö Intent-first building with AI app builders
- Day 12 ΓÇö Prompt-to-app with Lovable.
- Day 13 ΓÇö UI and app generation with v0 and Bolt.new.
- Day 14 ΓÇö Replit Agent
- Day 15 ΓÇö Mini-project
4.Month 1 ┬╖ Week 4 ΓÇö Context Engineering
5 lessons- Day 16 ΓÇö Context windows and information architecture
- Day 17 ΓÇö Using @-mentions of files, symbols, and docs to ground the model.
- Day 18 ΓÇö Comment-driven and spec-driven development.
- Day 19 ΓÇö Multi-step and chain-of-thought prompting for complex tasks.
- Day 20 ΓÇö Month-1 Capstone
5.Month 2 ┬╖ Week 5 ΓÇö Cursor Mastery
5 lessons- Day 21 ΓÇö Cursor setup and core loopPreview
- Day 22 ΓÇö Codebase intelligence
- Day 23 ΓÇö Composer / multi-file agent edits.
- Day 24 ΓÇö Multi-file refactoring on a real codebase.
- Day 25 ΓÇö Cursor Rules, custom project context, and model selection.
6.Month 2 ┬╖ Week 6 ΓÇö Claude Code & Agentic CLI Coding
5 lessons- Day 26 — Claude Code: agentic coding in the terminal and the plan-act-observ…
- Day 27 ΓÇö Planning mode, CLAUDE.md, and persistent project memory.
- Day 28 ΓÇö Autonomous multi-file features and iterative self-correction.
- Day 29 ΓÇö Git workflows with agents
- Day 30 ΓÇö Tool comparison and workflow selection
7.Month 2 ┬╖ Week 7 ΓÇö AI-Driven UI & Data
5 lessons- Day 31 ΓÇö AI UI generation from prompts
- Day 32 ΓÇö Multi-page apps
- Day 33 ΓÇö Backends with AI
- Day 34 ΓÇö AI-assisted data engineering
- Day 35 ΓÇö Databases with AI
8.Month 2 ┬╖ Week 8 ΓÇö Full-Stack Build Sprint
5 lessons- Day 36 ΓÇö Authentication and third-party integrations.
- Day 37 ΓÇö Product planning with AI
- Day 38 ΓÇö Build sprint I
- Day 39 ΓÇö Build sprint II
- Day 40 ΓÇö Deploy & demo
9.Month 3 ┬╖ Week 9 ΓÇö Quality, Testing, Security & Responsible AI
5 lessons- Day 41 ΓÇö Reviewing AI-generated codePreview
- Day 42 ΓÇö AI-assisted testing strategy
- Day 43 — AI security: secret leakage, prompt/code injection, insecure or “sl…
- Day 44 ΓÇö Debugging and performance
- Day 45 ΓÇö AI ethics, bias and responsible use
10.Month 3 ┬╖ Week 10 ΓÇö MCP & Extending the AI Dev Environment
5 lessons- Day 46 ΓÇö Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Day 47 ΓÇö Connecting MCP servers
- Day 48 ΓÇö Building a simple custom MCP server.
- Day 49 ΓÇö Custom commands, subagents, and reusable skills.
- Day 50 ΓÇö Orchestrating multi-step agent workflows + CI/CD with AI.
11.Month 3 ┬╖ Week 11 ΓÇö AI Agents & Agentic AI
5 lessons- Day 51 ΓÇö AI agent fundamentals
- Day 52 ΓÇö Building production tool-using agents with a framework
- Day 53 ΓÇö Agentic AI & multi-agent systems
- Day 54 ΓÇö Guardrails, evaluation and observability for agents
- Day 55 ΓÇö Background and parallel agents for long-running dev work
12.Month 3 ┬╖ Week 12 ΓÇö Small Language Models & AI Automation with n8n
5 lessons- Day 56 ΓÇö Small Language Models (SLMs)
- Day 57 ΓÇö Running SLMs locally
- Day 58 ΓÇö AI automation with n8n I
- Day 59 ΓÇö AI automation with n8n II
- Day 60 ΓÇö The economics and governance of AI coding
13.Month 3 ┬╖ Week 13 ΓÇö Capstone & Launch
5 lessons- Day 61 ΓÇö Capstone scoping
- Day 62 ΓÇö Capstone build I
- Day 63 ΓÇö Capstone build II
- Day 64 ΓÇö Capstone build III
- Day 65 ΓÇö Launch, document & present.
Instructor
Amit Ranjan
Industry practitioners teaching AI-augmented software engineering.
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