Syllabus
The course
Seven modules, roughly ten hours of work end-to-end. Designed to be done in order, but built so you can drop in laterally via the reference and case sections.
Prerequisites
A laptop you can install software on, basic comfort working with files and spreadsheets, and willingness to spend about 90 minutes setting up your workspace in Module 3. No programming experience is required.
Modules
| # | Module | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Why this matters for Business School Students The hook. Demos and three case vignettes. |
10 min |
| 1 | Talking to AI Prompting fundamentals. The difference between chatting and building. |
45 min |
| 2 | From chat to agent What changes when AI can read files, run code, and act in loops. |
45 min |
| 3 | Setting up your workspace Install everything, log in, run Claude Code from VS Code. |
100 min |
| 4 | The vibecoding workflow Planning, your information environment, specifying tasks, verification, and memory. |
230 min |
| 5 | Scaling up Version control, extending the agent with skills and hooks, putting AI inside your own solution, and sharing what you build. |
90 min |
| 6 | Limits, risks, and responsibility Protecting information, controlling agent actions, real costs, and when not to vibecode. |
90 min |
| 7 | Business use cases Real cases by business function. |
varies |
If you only have one hour
Do Module 0 and the first sub-page of Module 1. You won't be able to build anything yet, but you'll know whether the rest of the course is worth your time.