Software Development
Start from zero — build a simple app with AI
Designed for beginners. First you learn the sector words so AI answers make sense; then light programming logic and vibe coding; then you ship a simple app.
About The Program
No prior knowledge is required. The program starts by teaching the fundamentals of software development and modern delivery in clear, practical terms. Participants learn core topics such as frontend, backend, databases, APIs, and application architecture — so they can use AI tools with understanding, not by rote.
As the program progresses, participants build programming logic, problem-solving habits, and a grasp of the software development process. AI is not treated as a tool used only to generate code; it becomes a working partner that speeds up development, suggests alternatives, and increases productivity.
Throughout the training, hands-on work and projects mirror real development workflows. Participants move from individual exercises to team projects, taking different roles across analysis, development, testing, and productization. The goal at the end is not merely to have built an app — it is to gain foundational, practical experience in how a software project moves from idea to a working product.
Program Courses: 5-stage program
| 1 · Foundation (2 Weeks) — Start from zero |
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| No prior knowledge needed — we start from the very beginning |
| What is software and hardware — plain words only |
| What is an API, a database, frontend and backend |
| Server, hosting and cloud — where an app lives online |
| Sector words you’ll hear every day — so AI answers don’t feel foreign |
| How to write better prompts — ask AI clearly |
| Reading AI answers without getting lost |
| Everyday digital tools real teams use |
| 2 · Specialization (4 Weeks) — Your track + building with AI |
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| Variables — giving names to values (lightly) |
| Decisions — if / else with simple examples |
| Loops — repeating steps without fear |
| Functions — small reusable pieces of logic |
| Feel how a programming language thinks — not deep, just the idea |
| Then: vibe coding — build with AI as your coding partner |
| Ask AI for code, then understand what it gave you |
| Fix simple errors with AI — step by step |
| 3 · Individual Project (1 Week) — Finish with a simple app |
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| Your task: build a simple app — this completes your individual training |
| Plan the app in plain words before you build |
| Ship a working app — core features that users can try |
| Show what you built and how AI helped you |
| 4 · Teamwork (1 Week) — Students from every program, real roles |
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| Together with students from every program: build a team app |
| Get your role — you are frontend / backend / project lead (etc.) |
| Work like a real team — handoffs, updates, one shared goal |
| Team demo — one shared product, many owners |
| 5 · Real Product — Client project or a known product clone |
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| Real brief: join a client project — or clone a known product |
| Get a clear role on a product that is meant to go live |
| Ship your part with AI — keep it simple and working |
| Present like a junior on a real product team |
Industry Outlook
“Even in this scenario, we will need software engineers to review and oversee the AI’s work.”
“There is a lot more to software engineering than just generating code — from eliciting user requirements to debugging, testing, and more.”
“You can’t remove humans from software engineering.”
“Programming without these tools just feels primitive.”
