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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT by Vanderbilt University

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About the Course

ChatGPT and other large language models are going to be more important in your life and business than your smartphone, if you use them right. ChatGPT can tutor your child in math, generate a meal plan and recipes, write software applications for your business, help you improve your personal cybersecurity, and that is just in the first hour that you use it. This course will teach you how to be an expert user of these generative AI tools. The course will show amazing examples of how you can tap into these generative AI tools' emergent intelligence and reasoning, how you can use them to be more productive day to day, and give you insight into how they work. Large language models respond to instructions and questions posed by users in natural language statements, known as “prompts”. Although large language models will disrupt many fields, most users lack the skills to write effective prompts. Expert users, who understand how to write good prompts, are orders of magnitude more productive and can unlock significantly more creative uses for these tools. This course introduces students to the patterns and approaches for writing effective prompts for large language models. Anyone can take the course and the only required knowledge is basic computer usage skills, such as using a browser and accessing ChatGPT. Students will start with basic prompts and build towards writing sophisticated prompts to solve problems in any domain. By the end of the course, students will have strong prompt engineering skills and be capable of using large language models for a wide range of tasks in their job, business, personal life, and education, such as writing, summarization, game play, planning, simulation, and programming....

Top reviews

JM

Jun 13, 2025

Very easy to digest and each section is explained using clear examples. The instructor has a way of simplifying something that could be perceived as tricky and complex! Enjoyed this course very much!

RH

Jul 8, 2025

This class is very informative and easy to understand for a beginner like myself. I would recommend it to everyone who is interested to learn how to write better prompt but don't know how to start.

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By Matt T

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Oct 3, 2024

Very insightful and highly recommend 🙌

By Roseanna V

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Jul 29, 2024

Great course. Lots of info. Not easy.

By Zoe V

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Jul 9, 2024

Enjoyed it very much it was not boring.

By Michael L

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Apr 1, 2024

Absolutely perfect. Thank you very much

By Ajay S

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Sep 27, 2023

Easily understandable and very helpful.

By Turukula M

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Sep 25, 2023

good content and explanation is so good

By Matteo C

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Mar 11, 2025

Molto interessante, insegnante ottimo!

By Nova E D

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Oct 16, 2024

Thank you! I gained so much knowledge!

By David D

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Jul 11, 2024

Would benefit from updating to GPT-4o.

By Jan-Christian S

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Dec 18, 2023

very instructional and easy to follow.

By Parul R

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Jul 24, 2023

Great content and wonderful instructor

By Andreja R

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Jun 14, 2023

Ecellente , stille charo , ecellente ,

By Xhoni S

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May 22, 2023

Excellent start for Prompt Engineering

By Rukhsana M

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Jun 15, 2025

Excellent content and easy to follow!

By Anthony W

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Mar 27, 2025

I love the instructor of this course.

By Helping H

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Jan 24, 2025

Excellent course for Prompt Engineers

By Gabe M

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Nov 8, 2024

Extremely helpful and easy to follow!

By Mark V

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Sep 17, 2024

Great Course and Intro into Prompting

By Shofi A U

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Jun 4, 2024

Excellent course. A lot to be learnt.

By El H S N D

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Apr 8, 2024

Congrat for this course. Thank a lot.

By Gary K

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Oct 25, 2023

Excellent course. Really enjoyed it.

By Lukman C

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Sep 18, 2023

Great course, easy learning structure

By Monica W

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Aug 15, 2023

Awesome! Easy to understand. Loved it

By LUIS E O M

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Jul 3, 2023

interesante y útil

excelente profesor