Design agentic workflows and practical automations that connect tools, information, decisions and human oversight — with no code.
Module 1 is available now; further modules will be published progressively. Fourteen two-hour sessions over seven days. Every module pairs the concepts with a guided, no-code lab you can do with free tools, and ends with a knowledge check in the style of the final exam. Three threads run through the whole course: workflow mapping, agents and automation, and controls with human-in-the-loop design.
Draw a real business process as current-state and future-state maps, and score each step for automation value and risk.
Connect three or more tools in a no-code automation, add AI steps that classify, summarise and draft, and configure an agent with instructions, tools and memory.
Tier actions by risk, add approval gates and audit trails, and apply security, privacy and governance rules so automation stays accountable to people.
Business administrators, operations managers, project coordinators, IT support specialists, students and early-career professionals who are comfortable with everyday workplace tools such as email, spreadsheets and chat. No programming or prior AI experience is required.
Everything in the labs can be done on free tiers. Sign up before Day 1 so the first lab starts on time.
| Purpose | Primary tool | Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| AI assistant | ChatGPT or Claude | Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini |
| Workflow mapping | draw.io (free) | Miro, Lucidchart, Visio |
| No-code automation | n8n (cloud trial or free self-hosted) | Make, Zapier, Power Automate |
| Agent builder | n8n AI Agent node | Copilot Studio, OpenAI Agent Builder, Dify, Flowise |
| Data and connectors | Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 | Airtable, Notion, Slack, Teams |
| Always-on personal agents (demo only) | OpenClaw, Hermes Agent | ChatGPT agent mode, Claude with connectors |
| Governance references | NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act | ISO/IEC 42001 |
On this site, mark every module complete to unlock your course certificate. In the instructor-led track, completion requires 80% attendance, a 70% score on the final exam (40 multiple-choice questions plus a timed practical exercise worth 40% of the grade), and a presented capstone project.
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