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AI Automation & Intelligent Systems · Eight-week programme

Turn everyday tasks
into intelligent workflows.

A practical, portfolio-driven programme for building AI-powered systems that solve real problems in Nigerian businesses, schools, administration, community organisations and personal productivity.

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8 weeksTotal programme duration
6 + 2Core lessons + dedicated capstone period
24 sessionsThree live sessions per week

Course goals

Progress from AI foundations and prompt engineering to multi-step workflows, assistants, data integrations and reliable automation systems. Practise with local business and education scenarios, then build and present a working capstone solution.

Weeks 1–6 cover the core lessons. Weeks 7–8 are dedicated to capstone development, integration, testing, documentation and presentations.

What you’ll be able to do

  • Use AI tools professionally and responsibly.
  • Build intelligent automation systems and AI-powered workflows.
  • Automate business, education, administration and productivity tasks.
  • Design AI assistants and connect applications.
  • Test, document and explain portfolio-ready solutions.
  • Develop solutions you can offer as professional automation services.
The curriculum

Eight weeks of practical learning

Expand each week to explore its sessions, activities, assessments and portfolio deliverables.

01 / Core lessons · Weeks 1–6
01 Week 1: AI Foundations & Prompt Engineering Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Understanding the AI Ecosystem

  • Setting up AI tools and accounts; introduction to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
  • What large language models (LLMs) are; AI versus traditional software
  • AI opportunities in Nigeria and real-world automation examples
  • Demonstrations: school administration, small businesses, customer communication, and content creation
  • Hands-on: generate a timetable, business name ideas, social media captions, and school announcements

Day 2 · Mastering Prompt Engineering

  • Anatomy of effective prompts; context, role, constraint, few-shot, and persona prompting
  • Prompt refinement, iteration, and evaluating output quality
  • Guided practice: prompts for CVs, emails, lesson notes, customer support, and product descriptions
  • Nigerian use cases: POS business communication, parent-teacher announcements, fashion vendor marketing, and church communications

Day 3 · Practical Application & Assessment

  • Activity: The Prompt Challenge—turn weak prompts into clear professional instructions
  • Quiz: prompt frameworks, AI ethics, and AI limitations
  • Assignment: Power Prompt Library with 5 business, 3 education, 2 customer-support, and 2 social-media prompts
  • Portfolio: AI Productivity Starter Kit and personal AI workflow document
02 Week 2: AI for Productivity & Content Automation Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Content Generation Systems

  • AI for text, images, presentations, and research assistance
  • Maintaining consistent brand voice and reviewing generated content
  • Demonstrations: Canva AI tools, AI slide generation, and document drafting
  • Hands-on: create a business flyer, social-media campaign, presentation, and product descriptions

Day 2 · Personal & Workplace Productivity Automation

  • AI for email management, meeting summaries, note organization, scheduling, and Google Workspace
  • Guided practice: automate meeting-note summaries, expense tracking, attendance systems, and result-computation templates
  • Nigerian use cases: school result management, small-business sales tracking, vendor inventory logs, and church event planning

Day 3 · Practical Application & Assessment

  • Activity: build a weekly content calendar using AI-generated drafts and automation tools
  • Quiz: productivity tools, responsible AI use, and content-automation ethics
  • Assignment: build a Personal Productivity Stack using at least 3 AI tools and targeting at least 2 hours saved weekly
  • Portfolio: screenshots, workflow explanation, and before-versus-after productivity comparison
03 Week 3: Workflow Automation & Integrations Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Introduction to Automation Platforms

  • Workflow automation concepts; triggers, actions, and no-code automation
  • Connecting applications with Zapier, Make, Google Forms, and Airtable
  • Hands-on: automate form responses, email notifications, attendance tracking, and customer inquiries

Day 2 · Building Multi-Step Intelligent Workflows

  • AI as a decision-making layer; filters, conditions, data transfer, and multi-step workflow logic
  • Guided practice: customer onboarding, lead response, student-performance tracking, and payment reminders
  • Nigerian business use cases: cake orders, fashion order tracking, school admissions, and real-estate inquiries

Day 3 · Practical Application & Assessment

  • Activity: build a Lead Responder Automation in which a form submission triggers an AI-generated email reply
  • Quiz: automation logic, workflow structure, and if/then systems
  • Assignment: design and build a three-step workflow for school administration, small-business operations, or personal productivity
  • Portfolio: workflow diagram, screenshots, demo, and logic explanation
04 Week 4: AI Assistants & Intelligent Systems Design Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Building AI Assistants

  • What AI assistants are; creating custom GPTs; knowledge-base systems
  • Instruction engineering, AI memory, and context
  • Hands-on: build an AI study assistant, business assistant, customer-support bot, or content assistant

Day 2 · Intelligent System Design

  • AI systems for operations, customer support, and marketing workflows
  • Systems thinking and designing reliable workflows
  • Guided design: school support system, AI-powered vendor assistant, church communication system, or clinic inquiry assistant
  • Nigerian applications: JAMB preparation, school-fee reminders, WhatsApp customer support, and business FAQ systems

Day 3 · Practical Application & Assessment

  • Activity: design a complete Support Bot Flow for a Nigerian organization
  • Quiz/review: assistant instructions, knowledge sources, workflow reliability, and user needs
  • Assignment: submit a system-design diagram, workflow architecture, AI-logic explanation, and proposed business impact
  • Portfolio checkpoint: select and scope a capstone problem; the build and final presentation take place in Weeks 7–8
05 Week 5: Advanced Workflow Design, Data & APIs Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Data Handling for Automation

  • Working with structured versus unstructured data
  • Designing clean data fields, forms, tables, and records in Google Sheets or Airtable
  • Data validation, deduplication, formatting, and mapping fields between applications
  • Hands-on: build a clean intake-to-tracker workflow for a school or small business

Day 2 · Webhooks, APIs & App Connectivity

  • What APIs and webhooks do in an automation system
  • Understanding requests, responses, payloads, authentication concepts, and common errors at a beginner-friendly level
  • Connecting supported apps using native integrations, webhook modules, or documented API connectors
  • Guided practice: pass form data to another service and handle a successful response or an error

Day 3 · Practical Application & Assessment

  • Activity: build a data-aware multi-step workflow that validates an input, routes it, and records the result
  • Quiz: data quality, field mapping, API/webhook concepts, and troubleshooting
  • Assignment: submit a workflow diagram, sample data, field map, and screenshots of a successful test
  • Portfolio deliverable: documented data integration workflow
06 Week 6: Reliability, Testing, Security & Deployment Concepts · Guided practice · Assessment

Day 1 · Testing and Troubleshooting AI Workflows

  • Testing triggers, actions, branching, and edge cases
  • Reading run histories and logs; identifying failed steps and retrying safely
  • Testing AI outputs for accuracy, consistency, and instruction adherence
  • Hands-on: diagnose and repair a deliberately broken workflow

Day 2 · Responsible AI, Privacy & Human Oversight

  • Privacy-conscious handling of customer, student, and business information
  • Access permissions, secure credential handling, and least-privilege principles
  • Bias, hallucinations, limitations, and when human review is required
  • Designing approval steps, fallback messages, and escalation paths

Day 3 · Deployment Readiness & Course Assessment

  • Create a simple deployment checklist, user guide, and maintenance plan
  • Estimate time saved, error reduction, operating costs, and expected user impact
  • Final lesson assessment: demonstrate a tested workflow and explain its limitations
  • Pre-capstone checkpoint: confirm project problem, users, success measures, tools, scope, and build plan
02 / Capstone project · Weeks 7–8
07 Week 7: Capstone Project — Build & Integration Project work · Review · Demonstration

Day 1 · Project Setup & Core Build

  • Reconfirm the problem statement, target users, requirements, and success measures
  • Set up the project workspace, data structure, prompts, assistant instructions, and workflow diagram
  • Build the minimum viable solution and test each component independently

Day 2 · Integration & Instructor Review

  • Connect the required apps using supported native integrations, Zapier, Make, Google Workspace, Airtable, or WhatsApp Business where available
  • Add conditions, data handling, notifications, human approval, and fallback paths as appropriate
  • Instructor/peer review: inspect progress, identify blockers, and prioritize fixes

Day 3 · Functional Test & Progress Demo

  • Run end-to-end tests using realistic sample data
  • Record test cases, results, known limitations, and issues requiring correction
  • Submit a progress demo, workflow architecture, and short build log
08 Week 8: Capstone Project — Testing, Refinement & Demo Day Project work · Review · Demonstration

Day 1 · Testing & Optimization

  • Test normal cases, edge cases, and failure scenarios
  • Troubleshoot workflow failures and improve AI response quality and automation accuracy
  • Collect evidence of performance, such as completion time, error rates, or user feedback

Day 2 · Documentation & Presentation Preparation

  • Prepare a clear user guide, workflow diagram, screenshots, and demo recording
  • Summarize the problem, solution, tools used, safeguards, limitations, and measurable impact
  • Prepare presentation slides and rehearse a reliable live or recorded demonstration

Day 3 · Final Presentation & Demo Day

  • Present the problem statement and intended users
  • Demonstrate the working system and explain the AI workflow and integrations
  • Report testing results, time-saving or efficiency gains, and business/educational impact
  • Discuss limitations, future improvements, and answer review-panel questions

Capstone submission checklist

  • Problem statement, target users and measurable success criteria.
  • Working AI-powered system and an end-to-end demo.
  • Workflow or system architecture diagram and screenshots.
  • Test cases, results, known limitations and safeguards.
  • User guide or operating notes.
  • Presentation slides and demo recording.
  • Impact summary: time saved, fewer manual steps, accuracy or user feedback.

Student portfolio requirements

  • 3 automation workflows.
  • 2 AI assistants.
  • 1 content automation system.
  • 1 intelligent workflow integration.
  • 1 capstone project.
  • Presentation slides, demo recordings and workflow diagrams.
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