What Will You Learn
Prompt Engineering is a cutting-edge course designed for those who wish to master the art of interacting with and manipulating large language models. Through a series of workshops, participants will learn to create complex prompts, develop benchmarks, jailbreak models, automate conversations, and much more. The course emphasizes practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge, preparing students for advanced applications in AI.
- Develop complex prompts and rubrics for AI artifacts
- Benchmark testing for prompts and templates
- Techniques for 'jailbreaking' large language models
- Automating and hosting conversations with AI
- Using no-code tools for AI automation and scheduling
- Coding alongside large language models
- Running open source large language models
- Aligning AI outputs to human values
- Creating metalanguages for symbolic reasoning and narrative design
Who Is This Course For
Professionals and enthusiasts with a foundational understanding of large language models looking to expand their skill set in prompt engineering and AI interaction.
Meet Liz Howard
Liz is a highly technical expert educator and manager, with over 20 years of experience. they have taught over 20,000 people in person and the repeatable processes they developed have graduated an order of magnituge more. Their in-person students are hired at a rate over 98% at an average starting salary of 106k. They have multiple exits (Hackbright, Hipcamp, Galvanize). They have made impacts on the tech industry so large they can be measured in whole percentage points of the national software engineering population.
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- Industry mentors
- Participate in active research projects
- Networking events
- Integrate AI into your workflow from the beginning
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- Industry mentors
- Participate in active research projects
- Networking events
- Integrate AI into your workflow from the beginning
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You can email me at liz@themultiverse.school