Curriculum
From first step to published project.
5 levels — usually completed in about 5 weeks, at your own pace.Each level ends with work you actually produce — and the next level opens only when you've shown you're ready.
👁 Preview — sign in to track your progress.
Level 0
Orientation and Setup
Start hereUnderstand how autonomous learning works, set a personal learning goal, and prepare the tools you need to build.
Main topics
- •How autonomous learning works
- •Setting a learning goal
- •Creating a GitHub account
- •Understanding assignments
- •Completing the first repository exercise
Example exercise
Write a clear, specific learning goal describing the skill you want to develop and the project you want to build.
Expected artifact
A saved learning goal and a prepared GitHub account.
Level 1
The Shift
Locked previewUnderstand the modern digital world and build the habits that make independent learning possible.
Main topics
- •The modern digital world
- •Learning how to learn
- •Research and information literacy
- •Digital safety
- •Identifying real problems
Example exercise
Research a real problem in your community and document three credible sources about it.
Expected artifact
A short written analysis of a real problem worth solving.
Level 2
AI as a Tool
Locked previewLearn to use AI effectively and responsibly to accelerate learning, research, and building.
Main topics
- •What AI can and cannot do
- •Effective prompting
- •AI for learning
- •AI for research
- •AI for productivity
- •Responsible AI use
Example exercise
Use an AI tool to plan a small project, then critically evaluate what it got right and wrong.
Expected artifact
A documented AI-assisted workflow with your own critique.
Level 3
Build Something
Locked previewLearn how the web works and publish your first real project using Git and GitHub.
Main topics
- •How websites work
- •Git and GitHub
- •HTML
- •CSS
- •JavaScript
- •Publishing a project
Example exercise
Build a simple web page in a GitHub repository and publish it so anyone can visit it.
Expected artifact
A published web page backed by a GitHub repository.
Level 4
Opportunities
Locked previewTurn skills into proof: define an MVP, build an online presence, and present your work professionally.
Main topics
- •Skills versus proof
- •Defining an MVP
- •Building an online presence
- •Documenting a project
- •Presenting professional work
Example exercise
Write a clear README and project summary that could convince someone to trust your work.
Expected artifact
A documented project and a basic professional online presence.
Level 5
Showcase
Locked previewPlan, build, deploy, and publish a capstone project — the verified proof that you completed the program.
Main topics
- •Plan a capstone
- •Build the first version
- •Improve quality
- •Deploy it
- •Document and publish it
- •Complete a final reflection
Example exercise
Ship a deployed capstone project with documentation and a written reflection.
Expected artifact
A deployed, documented capstone project you built yourself.
Ready to start at Level 0?
Orientation is free to begin. Set your learning goal and prepare your tools — no fixed start date.