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Beginner and Intermediate are free; Advanced modules are ₹999. Filter by level or search by skill. 8 courses available with current filters.
AI-Assisted Development & Vibe Coding
AI-Assisted Development & Vibe Coding
The signature module of the program. Learners spend most of the session doing, not listening. We tour the major AI coding tools (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Aider), introduce four prompt patterns, then run a debug lab where each learner fixes a broken FastAPI endpoint using AI as a pair-programmer and documents every prompt. The point is to make AI a habit, not a curiosity.
Amit Ranjan
Cloud Fundamentals (cloud-agnostic)
Cloud Fundamentals (cloud-agnostic)
A vendor-agnostic mental model: IaaS / PaaS / SaaS; compute primitives; an equivalence map across AWS / Azure / GCP; and the decision frame for "where should this run?". Built for final-year students and early-career engineers. Includes a structured lesson plan and hands-on exercises you can complete with an AI coding assistant.
Amit Ranjan
Context, APIs, and AI IDE Debugging
Context, APIs, and AI IDE Debugging
This module is the transition from “vibe MVP” to “engineering workflow” for final-year and early-career engineers. You practice debugging with AI without blind trust, integrating an external API with secrets, and using multi-file context in an IDE safely. The output is a small feature implemented as a PR with evidence: tests, logs, and decisions.
Amit Ranjan
Foundations: Modern SDLC + the AI-Augmented Engineer
Foundations: Modern SDLC + the AI-Augmented Engineer
Built for final-year students and early-career engineers. A grounding module: we define the modern SDLC (Plan → Design → Develop → Test → Release → Operate → Learn), show where AI augmentation slots in, and reset expectations about what an engineer's day looks like when an AI assistant is part of the workflow. By the end, every learner has a one-page diagram of an SDLC for a real product and a written list of…
Amit Ranjan
Intro to Web Development
Intro to Web Development
A hands-on introduction to building websites with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Perfect for absolute beginners.
Amit Ranjan
Prompt Engineering for Developers
Prompt Engineering for Developers
Module 02 introduced four patterns. This module goes one layer deeper: few-shot, chaining, output evaluation, and the discipline of a prompt library. The lab is hands-on: each learner builds a small reusable library for one task they actually do.
Amit Ranjan
Version Control & Collaboration
Version Control & Collaboration
Git is universal but most early-career engineers know only the surface — pull, commit, push. This module goes one layer deeper into Git's object model, then jumps straight into the workflows that real teams use: trunk-based development, short-lived branches, AI-assisted PR reviews, conventional commits, and merge-conflict resolution with an AI pair. By the end, learners can run a PR cycle from `gh repo fork` to… Built for final-year students and early-career engineers. Includes a structured lesson plan and hands-on exercises you can complete with an AI coding assistant.
Amit Ranjan
Visual AI Builders: Idea to MVP
Visual AI Builders: Idea to MVP
This module teaches the “vibe MVP” loop: start with a clear problem, get to a working demo fast using a visual AI builder, and keep quality by adding constraints, checks, and a small evidence log. The aim is not perfect architecture — it is a usable prototype with a credible story for how it works and what it doesn’t do yet.
Amit Ranjan