Artificial Intelligence: Prompt Engineering For Beginners

Understand what is required to use Large Language Models for your career and Business

What you'll learn

Prompt Engineering

Understand AI and Large Language Models

Fundamentals of Prompting

Prompt Engineering Techniques: How to Develop Effective Prompts

Introduction to Advanced Prompt Engineering

Requirements

Interest and willingness to understand Artificial Intelligence

A desire to explore and put AI knowledge to use

Description

In this course, you will be guided through the basics of how (Artificial Intelligence) AI chatbots and large language models work. You'll explore Generative AI and learn how to create prompts that help chatbots perform better. You'll also discover different types of prompts, strategies to improve responses, and advanced techniques for real-world applications. Whether you work in Finance, Media, Healthcare, Education or any other field, AI is an essential tool for your daily work routine such as content creation, coding, report writing or problem-solving. This course will provide the tools you need to enhance your skills.Learning OutcomesUnderstand the Basics of Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models (LLMs)Define and Apply the Concept of Prompt EngineeringConnect with like-minded individuals and receive ongoing support during and after the course.Develop Structured and Effective PromptsImplement Key Prompt Engineering TechniquesApply Prompt Engineering Skills using Case StudiesThis course is specifically designed for:Business Professionals and Entrepreneurs:Individuals aiming to streamline business operations, automate repetitive tasks, or prototype ideas using AI technologies.Customer Support and Service Teams:Teams using AI chatbots for handling customer queries and improving service quality.Professionals in Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Roles:Analysts, Managers, Strategists, and decision-makers who want to learn how AI can assist in generating insights and creative solutions.Content Creators and Marketers:Individuals looking to leverage AI for generating high-quality content, high-converting copies, and engaging social media posts efficiently.Educators and Students:Professionals and beginners interested in utilizing AI to create engaging learning materials, assessments, or personalized learning experiences.Writers and Creatives:Writers and artists curious about integrating AI into their creative processes for brainstorming or idea generation.Software Developers and Coders:Developers looking to enhance coding workflows using AI-assisted tools or improve the utility of code-focused AI prompts.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Meet Your Instructor

Lecture 3 What is Artificial Intelligence?

Lecture 4 Introduction to Prompt Engineering

Section 2: UNDERSTANDING AI AND LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS

Lecture 5 Introduction to Module 2

Lecture 6 What are Large Language Models (LLMs)

Lecture 7 How Do Language Models Work

Lecture 8 Popular Examples of LLMs

Lecture 9 Strengths of LLMs

Lecture 10 Limitations of LLMs

Lecture 11 What is Hallucination?

Lecture 12 How to use ChatGPT

Lecture 13 How to use Gemini by Google

Lecture 14 Claude by Anthropic and Copilot by Microsoft

Lecture 15 Meta AI (Whatsapp AI Assistant)

Lecture 16 Choosing Between Free and Paid Version

Section 3: Fundamentals of Prompting

Lecture 17 Introduction to Module 3

Lecture 18 Prompt- Meaning & Types

Lecture 19 Prompt Structure

Lecture 20 Best Practices for Writing Prompts

Section 4: Prompt Engineering Techniques: How to Develop Effective Prompts

Lecture 21 Introduction to Module 4

Lecture 22 How to Develop Effective Prompts

Lecture 23 Few-Shot Prompting

Lecture 24 Few-Shot Prompting – Prompt Sample for a Business Owner

Lecture 25 Guardrails

Lecture 26 Meta Prompts

Lecture 27 Meta Prompting for a Marketing & Communications Executive using ChatGpt

Lecture 28 Chain of Thought (CoT) & Zero-Shot Chain of Thought Prompting

Lecture 29 Prompt Chaining vs Prompt Chunking

Lecture 30 Meta Prompting for a Marketing & Communications Executive

Section 5: SECURITY AND SAFETY WHILE USING LLMS AND AI TOOLS

Lecture 31 Understanding the Public Nature of LLM Platforms

Lecture 32 Security in AI Systems

Lecture 33 Sharing Sensitive or Confidential Information

Lecture 34 Ethical and Responsible Use of LLMs

Lecture 35 Actionable Best Practices for Safe Use

Lecture 36 Understanding the Limitations of AI Privacy

Lecture 37 AI Security and Safety Conclusion

Section 6: Additional Learning

Lecture 38 Welcome to the Additional Learning Module

Lecture 39 Multi-Step Prompt

Lecture 40 Things to Note When Using Multi-Step Prompts

Lecture 41 Assessment

Lecture 42 Assessment Example

Lecture 43 Conclusion

About this Course: In this course, you will be guided through the basics of how AI chatbots and large language models work and how to create prompts that help them perform better. You'll learn about different types of prompts, strategies to improve responses, and some advanced techniques. Whether you’re using AI for content creation, coding, or problem-solving, this course will provide the tools to enhance your skills.,Learning Outcomes: By the end of this course, participants will be able to: 1. Understand the Basics of Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models (LLMs) 2. Define and Apply the Concept of Prompt Engineering 3. Develop Structured and Effective Prompts 4. Implement Key Prompt Engineering Techniques 5. Apply Prompt Engineering Skills using Case Studies,Who is this course for: This course is specifically designed for: 1. Business Professionals and Entrepreneurs: Individuals aiming to streamline business operations, automate repetitive tasks, or prototype ideas using AI technologies. 2. Customer Support and Service Teams: Teams using AI chatbots for handling customer queries and improving service quality. 3. Professionals in Problem-Solving and Decision-Making Roles: Analysts, managers, strategists, and decision-makers who want to learn how AI can assist in generating insights and creative solutions. 4. Content Creators and Marketers: Individuals looking to leverage AI for generating high-quality content, copywriting, and social media posts efficiently. 5. Educators and Students: Professionals and beginners interested in utilizing AI to create engaging learning materials, assessments, or personalized learning experiences. 6. Writers and Creatives: Writers and artists curious about integrating AI into their creative processes for brainstorming or idea generation. 7. Software Developers and Coders: Developers looking to enhance coding workflows using AI-assisted tools or improve the utility of code-focused AI prompts.