Minor Digital Skills.
From idea to a link you can share.
Turn an idea into something people can try. Build a new project or a useful extra for your current business, discover the tools, and publish a link you can share.
Meet Victor Cazacu.
Founder and forward deployed engineer. Victor teaches entrepreneurship and technology through live venture challenges: build something useful, test it, and explain the next decision with evidence.
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Create value through experience.
Then build, test and explain it.
Minor Digital Skills (0403EE) belongs to Entrepreneurial Essentials: 7 EC and 196 hours across the full module. Apply five experience steps to your own business case: disruptive strategy, value proposition, technologies and processes, leadership and organisation, and business model. This session connects AI history, SOTA and tool choices to a reviewed website deployment. The broader minor also covers marketing, analytics, advertising and technology experimentation.
The supplied module brief weights participation at 15%, digital presence at 30%, advertising at 20% and experimentation at 35%. Each assessed part requires at least 5.5. See the presentation and instructor notes for the stated product targets and differences in the grading-band wording.
The full 109-slide introduction.
From an idea or business need to a working link: AI foundations, tools with their logos, practical examples, and a guided build.
A teaching route that leaves room to build.
Use the main route over two workshops, or select fewer slides for a three-hour session with time to build.
- Meet the course and the technologyYour venture, a short AI history, models, tokens and context.
- SOTA, agents and your advantageTool choice, the market and IQ charts, and why deployment matters.
- Understand the deployment pathProject files, Git, GitHub, branches, Vercel and environments.
- Break and setup checkOpen the starter and confirm access to your own repository and Vercel.
- Build, preview, review and publishFollow the four lab checkpoints with a partner.
- Explain and reflectShare evidence, diagnose a failure and explain recovery.