Build your own calculator with AI, no coding

A tool of your own working, published with a link and tested by three people, its sheet (what it is for, who uses it, what information it asks for, notice, where it is and how to unpublish it) and a downloaded copy.

By the end of the course:

• You describe a tool in five parts and watch it work.
• You check it with five tests and unusual cases.
• You publish it with a link, keep your copy and know how to unpublish it.
• You tell apart what can be created by conversation from what does not fit in this course.
• You explain what the terms of use and the U.S. Copyright Office say about what you create with AI, with the date.
• You recognize the six precautions before other people use your tool.

1. Module 0 · Welcome and your first calculatorYou practice: Your first calculator
2. Module 1 · What can be created and what cannotYou practice: Your idea in one line
3. Module 2 · Describe it in five partsYou practice: Describe and create your first version
4. Module 3 · Improve it by conversationYou practice: Improve it up to version three
5. Module 4 · Check that it does the math rightYou practice: Your five-test table
6. Module 5 · Who owns what you createYou practice: Save your copy and write down who owns it
7. Module 6 · The six precautions if others use itYou practice: Add the notice and check the six precautions
8. Module 7 · Publish, share and unpublishYou practice: Publish it and have three people use it
9. Module 8 · Solved case: Marta's calculator
10. Module 9 · A case from your tradeYou practice: Complete the case from your trade
11. Module 10 · Final project: your tool working

This is how the course is set up on the campus.

For you if today you think: “I sell, but everything depends on me”