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Generative AI foundations
Understand how generative AI creates and transforms content, and where human review matters.
AI & automation learning guide
Learn how AI and automation fit real tasks.
Explore generative AI, ChatGPT, prompt design, AI agents and workflow automation—from a focused task to a connected process. Check Tutor LMS for current course listings.
LEARNING MAP / AI + AUTOMATION✳
From prompt to workflow
✳Generative AI foundationsLEARN
⌁Prompt design & iterationSHAPE
↔Workflow automationCONNECT
✓Human review & refinementCHECK
Core topic areas
Start with the task, then choose the tool.
Generative AI, prompt design and workflow automation address different parts of a process. Compare the topics by the skill you want to understand; Tutor LMS provides current course listings and details.
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ChatGPT & AI tools
Explore conversational AI use cases, give clear instructions and review responses before relying on them.
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Prompt engineering
Use context, constraints and examples to shape prompts for a defined task and assess the output.
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AI workflow automation
Map repeatable steps, decide where tools may help and keep a person involved in important reviews.
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AI agents & assistants
Compare task-focused assistants with agentic workflows and identify the boundaries each task needs.
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No-code automation tools
Explore tools such as n8n and Make.com as examples of connecting steps; no integrations are implied.
Keep the task and the tool in view
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An example, not a product integration
Design the review into the workflow.
Begin with a process and a specific task. Consider where automation may help, what boundaries it needs, and where a person should check the result.
- Define the trigger, task and expected output
- Set clear instructions and boundaries
- Review results before important actions
AN EXAMPLE WORKFLOW INTERACTIVE
Trigger
01 / 04A defined event starts the example workflow.
Select a step to see its role. This diagram is illustrative and does not connect to external services.
A thoughtful starting point
Learn the judgement around the tool.
Start with the task
Describe what needs to happen, what inputs are available and what a useful result would look like.
Choose where AI may help
Use generative AI to explore or draft—not as an unchecked source of facts or decisions.
Design a review step
Keep people responsible for checking outputs, permissions and actions that affect others.
Questions to consider
Make an informed start with AI.
AI capabilities, tool availability and course details can change. Confirm current program information before choosing.
What is covered in an AI course?
Topics on this page include generative AI, ChatGPT, prompt engineering, AI assistants, workflow automation and tools such as n8n and Make.com. Check the current outline to confirm what a particular program includes.
Is AI automation the same as a generative AI course?
They are related but distinct. Generative AI focuses on producing or transforming content; automation connects steps in a process. A learning plan may introduce both without treating them as identical.
Does the page promise a certificate or job placement?
No. Certification, placement and income outcomes are not confirmed here. No job, earning or automation result is guaranteed.
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