Master ChatGPT 4 Ultimate ChatGPT Prompt Writing course
What you’ll learn
Learn prompt engineering fundamentals for ChatGPT.
Master language, tone, and storytelling techniques.
Tailor prompts for various user types.
Design natural conversational flows.
Understand ChatGPT’s inner workings.
Analyze prompt performance.
Discover practical ChatGPT applications.
Learn tips and tricks to maximize usage potential.
Requirements
Access to the internet and ChatGPT is required
Description
Unlock the full potential of OpenAI’s ChatGPT with our comprehensive online course, specifically designed to help you excel in prompt engineering techniques. Explore the fascinating world of Chat GPT and learn how to craft engaging and effective prompts that ensure optimal AI performance.Our expert-led course will guide you through the nuances of tailoring prompts to different user types and various applications of ChatGPT, from content creation and learning to business solutions. Dive deep into the inner workings of Chat GPT and gain valuable insights into its thought processes, enabling you to create conversational flows that feel natural, seamless, and human-like.With a strong focus on practical, hands-on examples, this course ensures that you gain real-world experience and develop the skills needed to harness the power of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in diverse scenarios. Master prompt engineering and learn tips, tricks, and techniques for overcoming limitations and maximizing the potential of this AI-powered language model.Throughout the course, you’ll not only gain a deeper understanding of ChatGPT but also learn how to effectively analyze prompt performance and use data to refine and optimize your interactions with the AI. By leveraging cognitive biases and persuasion techniques, you’ll be able to shape Chat GPT’s output to achieve desired outcomes.Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving world of AI-driven communication.Why take this course?This course focuses a lot on the prompt structure and it teaches you how to manipulate the prompts so you get the best output possibleYou will find practical examples within each lesson since I show you examples as I explain the science behind prompt structureUnlike most courses that show you how you can use chatgpt for this and that, I teach you how to use chatgpt. The lessons gained in this course will be valuable no matter the field you are in. Basically, I give you the fishing rod and some extra fish.It has a pace that is easy to follow by beginners, but if you are a more advanced user, you can still take this course since you’ll find a lot of helpful insights. This is a self-paced course that covers material for all levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced.The course will get new big updates each month. What does it mean? Roughly two entire sections will be added each month, to ensure the course is relevant at any given moment. Updates will follow through all of 2023 and some portion of 2024
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 What should you expect
Lecture 2 How is GPT-4 better than GPT-3
Lecture 3 Getting used to the UI
Section 2: Basics of Prompt Writing
Lecture 4 Types of prompts
Lecture 5 Crafting Simple Prompts
Lecture 6 Conversation: Crafting Simple Prompts
Lecture 7 Crafting Complex Prompts
Lecture 8 Conversation: Crafting Complex Prompts
Lecture 9 Design Principles for Effective Prompts
Lecture 10 Recap
Section 3: Creating Effective Prompts
Lecture 11 Language and Tone
Lecture 12 Conversation: Language and Tone
Lecture 13 Engaging Prompts
Lecture 14 Conversation: Engaging Prompts
Lecture 15 Storytelling techniques
Lecture 16 Conversation: Storytelling techniques
Lecture 17 Writing Prompts that Drive Action
Lecture 18 Conversation: Writing Prompts that Drive Action
Lecture 19 Temperature Settings
Lecture 20 Conversation: Temperature Settings
Section 4: Things to Consider when Writing Prompts
Lecture 21 Context and Clarity
Lecture 22 Conversation: Context and Clarity
Lecture 23 Tailoring Prompts to User Needs
Lecture 24 Conversation: Tailoring Prompts to User Needs
Lecture 25 Using External Data
Lecture 26 Conversation: Using External Data
Lecture 27 Analyzing Prompts for Performance
Lecture 28 Conversation: Analyzing Prompts for Performance
Lecture 29 Real Life Examples
Lecture 30 Conversation: Real Life Examples
Lecture 31 Recap
Section 5: Writing Prompts for Different User Types
Lecture 32 Crafting Prompts for Different Ages
Lecture 33 Conversation: Crafting Prompts for Different Ages
Lecture 34 Crafting Prompts for Different Knowledge Levels
Lecture 35 Conversation: Crafting Prompts for Different Knowledge Levels
Lecture 36 Crafting Prompts for Different Backgrounds
Lecture 37 Conversation: Crafting Prompts for Different Backgrounds
Lecture 38 Crafting Prompts for Personalized Users
Lecture 39 Conversation: Crafting Prompts for Personalized Users
Section 6: Crafting Conversational Flows
Lecture 40 Overview of Conversational Flows
Lecture 41 Conversation: Overview of Conversational Flows
Lecture 42 Branching Logic
Lecture 43 Conversation: Branching Logic
Lecture 44 Handling Errors
Lecture 45 Conversation: Handling Errors
Lecture 46 Designing Natural Flow
Lecture 47 Conversation: Designing Natural Flow
Section 7: Within the Mind of ChatGPT
Lecture 48 Understanding the mind
Lecture 49 The thought process (PART 1)
Lecture 50 The thought process (PART 2)
Lecture 51 The thought process (PART 3)
Lecture 52 Better explanations
Lecture 53 Conversation: Better explanations
Lecture 54 Various Perspectives
Lecture 55 Conversation: Various Perspectives
Lecture 56 Devil’s advocate
Lecture 57 Conversation: Devil’s advocate
Lecture 58 Time constraints
Lecture 59 Conversation: Time constraints
Lecture 60 Use Bad Prompts
Lecture 61 Key Prompts
Lecture 62 Descriptive tokens
Lecture 63 Conversation: Descriptive tokens
Section 8: Scenarios
Lecture 64 Define who ChatGPT is
Lecture 65 Simulate learning environments
Lecture 66 Simulate chatting w/ various individuals
Lecture 67 When to use Simulations
Section 9: Prompt Generator
Lecture 68 What is a prompt generator?
Lecture 69 Generate simple prompts
Lecture 70 Generate complex prompts
Section 10: Cognitive Bias & Persuasion Techniques
Lecture 71 The Framing Effect
Lecture 72 Anchoring Bias
Lecture 73 Confirmation Bias
Lecture 74 Scarcity Principle
Lecture 75 Authority Principle
Section 11: Real Use Cases ( STAGE 2 )
Lecture 76 Introduction to a new chapter
Lecture 77 Default Structure
Lecture 78 Using the Default Structure
Lecture 79 50 prompts for “Explaining Concepts”
Lecture 80 50 prompts for “Summarizing and Reviewing”
Lecture 81 50 prompts for “Teaching”
Lecture 82 50 prompts for “Learning”
Lecture 83 50 prompts for “Productivity”
Section 12: Content Creation
Lecture 84 Generate Blog Post ideas
Lecture 85 Create Social Media Posts
Lecture 86 Compose Email Subject lines
Lecture 87 Crafting Persuasive Sales Copy
Lecture 88 Writing Inspiring Quotes
Lecture 89 Writing Film or Book reviews
Lecture 90 Writing Short Stories
Lecture 91 Writing Song Lyrics
Lecture 92 Writing Catchy Ad Slogans
Lecture 93 Writing Compelling Headlines
Lecture 94 Content Creation (Full Unfiltered Process)
Section 13: Learning and Education
Lecture 95 Developing Study questions
Lecture 96 Creating Educational Flashcards
Lecture 97 Generating Quiz questions
Lecture 98 Creating Word Problems
Lecture 99 Creating Sample Dialogues
Lecture 100 Explain Hard Concepts
Lecture 101 The thought process
Lecture 102 Timetable
Lecture 103 Creating a Vast Notepad
Lecture 104 Studying w/ ChatGPT (Full Process)
Section 14: Business and Marketing
Lecture 105 Brainstorming Business Names
Lecture 106 Generating Interview Questions
Lecture 107 Creating Event Invitations
Lecture 108 Developing Presentation Outlines
Lecture 109 Generating Pitches
Section 15: Social and Communication
Lecture 110 Creating Conversation Starters
Lecture 111 Summarizing News Articles / Blog posts
Lecture 112 Creating Engaging Ice Breakers
Lecture 113 Personal Journal
Section 16: Creativity and Problem Solving
Lecture 114 Brainstorming Product Ideas
Lecture 115 Creating Riddles or Puzzles
Lecture 116 Coming up w/ ingenious solutions for well defined problems
Section 17: Integration w/ other platforms
Lecture 117 Integration w/DALL-E
Lecture 118 Integration w/Sheets or Excel
Lecture 119 Integration w/Documents or Word
Section 18: Build a startup w/ChatGPT (unfiltered)
Lecture 120 Ideation
Lecture 121 Market Research
Lecture 122 Business plan
Lecture 123 Develop an MVP
Lecture 124 Get Feedback
Lecture 125 Content Creation
Lecture 126 Customer Support
Beginner Prompt engineers,People that want to boost their productivity with ChatGPT,People that use ChatGPT at work,People with an interest in artificial intelligence, natural language processing, or chatbot technologies that want to learn how to effectively interact with AI-powered language models like ChatGPT.,People that seek to improve their prompt-writing skills to obtain better results from AI language models in various applications, such as content creation, learning, business, or personal use.,People that are looking for practical, hands-on experience with real-world examples and exercises to enhance their understanding of prompt engineering and AI-driven communication.,People that may have some prior experience with AI language models, but want to deepen their understanding and mastery of prompt engineering techniques for more effective and efficient interactions.,People that want to explore the diverse range of applications and possibilities that AI-powered language models like ChatGPT can offer across different industries and domains.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 10h 48m | 2.85 GB
Created by: Marius Manola
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