Welcome, builder ✦
Build a testable digital prototype. Learn by experimenting, validating, and adapting.
From an idea
to a digital prototype.
Turn an entrepreneurial opportunity into something testable. Build quickly, learn from feedback, and improve your idea.
Your module at a glance
From entrepreneurial idea to MVP
Scope an opportunity, map assumptions, choose a prototype path, and build something you can test with people.
Two parts. 5.5 minimum on each.
Final module grade combines both assessed parts. Each part must be at least 5.5 to pass.
Find your team. See what is moving.
Browse your cohort by team, connect with classmates, and follow public GitHub work shared through course portfolios.
People in your circle
Sign in to see your cohort.
What teams shipped recently
Commit messages show changes, not effort or grade. Open a commit to inspect the actual work.
Add a public GitHub repository link in your portfolio to see activity here.
Cohort students & teams
Import the Connect roster to assign work, grade, and award points to enrolled students.
Bring in the enrolled students
Paste the roster listing (group headings, student name, email, Active status) or CSV rows. Only @entreprenation.ro emails are accepted. Student names and teams appear in the Teams view; course experts can also see emails.
The roster shown here uses the course list supplied by the field expert; Connect API sync can be added later.
Show us what you’re building.
Share your live website and GitHub repository with the cohort.
Can an AI agent use your site?
Scan your saved public website for agent access, readable content, navigation, and clear actions. This is learning feedback, not your course grade.
Attendance & contribution
Active contribution is assessed too: join discussions, share ideas and experiences, and bring new insights. Attendance data shown is sample data.
Build a no-code prototype
Test an entrepreneurial idea, show what you learned, and make an ad for your product.
Work on your team project. Each student submits their own evidence and reflection.
How your module is graded
Incomplete prototype or weak testing, theory, feedback use, and reflection.
Functional prototype, relevant idea, basic testing and reflection.
Clear entrepreneurial logic, useful evidence, iteration, and reflection.
Strong strategy, robust validation, theory in practice, mature adaptation.
Assignments & leaderboard
Explore the final challenge and follow the cohort’s progress.
Entrepreneurial Digital Prototype Portfolio
Build and validate a no-code prototype, document the entrepreneurial process, and create an advertisement for the product.
Assignment archive
Add assignments from previous years. They’ll become selectable on the work board so you can reuse them as practice or retake work.
Leaderboard
Award points for specific evidence. Prompt experiments and useful iteration earn meaningful points. Competition points do not change the official course grade.
Student project showcase
Live prototypes already out in the world. Open a project to explore it.
WHAT
COUNTS
TareCount · Recount
Browser-based recount of AI support billing, with local file processing and a settlement statement.
AROUND
Hoofin’ Around · Courses
A student-built course page and learning experience.
AUDITIONS
Parelli Auditions
Audition and live assessment information for learners progressing through Parelli levels.
PORT
MatPort App
A student-built web app with a live login experience.
HOUSEZ
Inhousez · Articles
An agency article hub and content publishing experience.
TRUCK
ShopTruck
A student-built online storefront prototype.
MEDIA
AT Media · Results
A live results page experience built for a media project.
Submitted portfolios
Open the submitted evidence, then record an individual assessment in the work board.
Work board & grading
Assign real people to project work, track progress, then assess participation and portfolio separately.
Who’s doing what?
Record a grade
Use assigned work and submitted evidence to inform individual feedback. The module grade remains 20% active participation and 80% portfolio.
Tasks, grades, assignments, and points are saved to the shared course database. Only course experts can edit these records.
From AI foundations to your first deployment
An introduction to AI history, SOTA, agents, entrepreneurial value, and building with Git, GitHub, and Vercel.
Meet your instructor, explore the AI landscape, and deploy a working venture prototype. Continue with agentic deployment, agentic workflows, and automated content creation.
Class deck & deployment materials
Present online, download the full deck, or follow the practical lab.
From AI knowledge to AI in practice
A short AI history, how models work, agents, a team workflow sketch, and a live content-creation walkthrough.
Models · agents · agentic commerce · content creation
Open the PDF in your browser or download the editable PowerPoint.
From prototype to first clients
Find relevant potential customers, organise conversations, and turn testing into clear portfolio evidence.
Start with a 40-minute assignment walkthrough and evidence clinic. Practise customer research, CRM, outreach, and enquiry capture, then finish with a 20-minute portfolio review.
Customer & offer
Choose a specific audience, verify potential leads, and explain why each is relevant.
CRM & conversations
Assign stages, owners, and next actions. Practise relevant messages and test the enquiry handoff.
Portfolio evidence
Connect actual observations to decisions, changes, and your individual reflection.
Presentation, workbook & CRM templates
Teaching notes accompany every slide in the online lesson. The editable CRM starts as a spreadsheet.
Use this work in your existing portfolio.
Customer research supports the opportunity and concept. Conversations and capture checks support testing. Explain the resulting changes, tool choices, and your own contribution.
Eight required items. 20% participation + 80% portfolio. At least 5.5 in each. A sale is not required, and the CRM is not a ninth submission item.
Six workshops from idea to prototype
From idea to MVP thinking
Frame the entrepreneurial problem, clarify the opportunity, map assumptions, and scope an MVP.
Prepare before this workshop
Identify an opportunity or challenge, reflect on your assumptions, and bring an early prototype concept.
No-code foundations
Compare tools, workflows, and architecture choices for your prototype.
Prepare before this workshop
Explore no-code tools, compare platforms, and consider your preferred prototype pathway.
Build sprint 1
Start constructing your prototype through collaborative experimentation and coaching.
Prepare before this workshop
Complete relevant tutorials, gather prototype assets, and set build priorities.
Build sprint 2
Refine the build, work through technical friction, and improve the prototype.
Prepare before this workshop
Reflect on technical obstacles, identify improvement needs, and set iteration priorities.
Testing & validation
Run peer and user tests, gather feedback, and make evidence-informed improvements.
Prepare before this workshop
Identify testing participants, prepare validation questions, and define assumptions to test.
Showcase & portfolio
Demonstrate your prototype, reflect on learning, and connect practice to entrepreneurial theory.
Prepare before this workshop
Organise prototype evidence, portfolio materials, and reflective learning insights.
AI builder learning lab
Explore the original courses, then apply one idea to your own prototype. Your practice is saved to your account.
Decide what to delegate
Explore Anthropic’s AI Fluency framework: Delegation, Description, Discernment, and Diligence.
Open AI Fluency course ↗Give people and agents clear roles
Use Anthropic’s short team course to design a shared goal, roles, and handoffs.
Open human-agent teams course ↗Brief a coding agent
Cursor Learn shows how to give an agent the right context, scope, and success criteria.
Open Working with agents ↗Check what the agent built
Use Cursor’s coding course to practise reviewing changes and checking the experience yourself.
Open Reviewing and testing ↗What do you do while an agent works?
Your coding agent needs 20 minutes to update your prototype. Two potential users are available to talk right now.
Choose what you would do.
These are optional practice challenges for 0205EE. Saving here records your own reflection; it does not mark an external course as complete. Browse the Anthropic Skilljar catalog ↗
Seven live builds to explore
The websites are already live. Use the work board to make ownership clear, assign the next experiment, and capture each student’s contribution.
Notes from the builders
Write down what you learn. Every signed-in course member can read your notes.
Shared notes 0
Account settings
Your course sign-in and connected project tools.
Your assignment draft and submission sync to the shared course database when you are online.
Instructor access
Only victor.cazacu@entreprenation.ro can manage the course.