intermediate

Prompt Engineering

Get dramatically better answers. How to structure prompts, use examples, and set roles so results are accurate and repeatable.

Lessons in this module

3 in order
Lesson 1

The Anatomy of a Good Prompt

A reliable prompt has parts: role, task, context, format, and constraints. Learn the skeleton that turns vague requests into consistent, useful answers you can reuse.

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Lesson 2

Zero-Shot vs Few-Shot Prompting

The fastest way to raise output quality is to show examples. Learn when a plain instruction (zero-shot) is enough and when two or three examples (few-shot) transform the result.

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Lesson 3

System Prompts & Roles

The system prompt sets the rules for a whole conversation — persona, boundaries, and format. Learn how roles work and why the system prompt is where you put your non-negotiables.

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