Learn to operate Claude with professional discipline — turning everyday business problems into reliable, repeatable workflows you can stand behind. Most people learn one or two things Claude does well and stop there. That works for simple tasks. It does not hold up for recurring work, team deliverables, or anything that has to survive a senior review. This course teaches the decisions you make before you write a prompt — which entry point, which features, which model, how to manage context — because those decisions set the quality ceiling for everything that follows.
Every lesson is a short, focused video with animated diagrams and calm, step-by-step narration. You get 66 lectures across seven teaching modules — plus a course introduction and a closing summary — with 7 practice quizzes and a full-length final practice exam.
What is inside:
- Platform and model foundations. Chat, Projects, Artifacts and Research; Skills, Code Execution and Memory; matching Haiku, Sonnet and Opus to the task; managing context so long sessions do not drift.
- Prompting and task execution. The five prompt components, decomposing complex requests, and diagnosing which component failed instead of rewriting from scratch.
- Evaluating and validating output. Accuracy versus completeness, spotting hallucinations and internal inconsistencies, grounding techniques, and knowing when human review is non-negotiable.
- Workflow integration. Delegation mapping — deciding, step by step, what to automate, what to share with Claude, and what stays human — plus communicating value and limitations honestly to stakeholders.
- Configuration and knowledge management. Standing instructions versus knowledge base versus Skills versus scoped Memory, connectors, and keeping configurations accurate over time.
- Governance, risk and responsible use. Appropriate and inappropriate use cases, Skill trust, data sensitivity and privacy controls, organizational policy, and ethics in routine work.
- Troubleshooting and optimization. Diagnosing underperformance to a root cause, adjusting from feedback, and making fixes that persist.
