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Vibe Coding: Building Software in Conversation with AI (CSP-XTECH42)

Vibe Coding: Building Software in Conversation with AI, from Stanford Continuing Studies, teaches building applications through natural conversation with AI, using platforms such as Cursor, v0 or Replit, and ends with a capstone application.

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Who it suits

  • People from any background who want to build applications by collaborating with AI: Stanford says the course invites participants from all backgrounds.
  • Learners who want strategic prompting, problem decomposition and judgement about when the AI goes astray.

What it covers

  • Strategic prompting techniques, systematic problem decomposition and iterative refinement.
  • Building apps from budgeting systems to interactive games, using platforms such as Cursor, v0 or Replit.
  • Meta-skills: precision in shaping AI output, judgement in assessing solutions and building effective workflows.
  • A capstone application showing your framework for AI-assisted development.

Common questions about Vibe Coding: Building Software in Conversation with AI (CSP-XTECH42)

Do I need to be a programmer?
Stanford says the course invites participants from all backgrounds.
Which tools does it use?
Stanford names Cursor, v0 and Replit as platforms you can use for the weekly case studies.
What is the credit?
Fees, dates and credit are on Stanford’s page.

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