AI for Non-Techies

Understand AI Without Coding: Navigate the Future with Confidence.

MODE
Mode(Online) TYPE
Mentor Based LEVEL
Moderate

Skills you will gain:

AI for Non-Techies is a beginner-friendly course designed to help professionals, students, entrepreneurs, educators, and decision-makers understand the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence. Through intuitive explanations, real-world applications, and interactive examples, the course demystifies AI and shows how to responsibly engage with it in daily life and the workplace—no math or programming required.

Aim:

To empower non-technical individuals with a practical understanding of Artificial Intelligence—what it is, how it works, and how it impacts our personal and professional lives—without the need for coding or prior tech experience.

Program Objectives:

To remove the fear and confusion around AI for non-tech audiences
To help professionals and learners recognize and use AI responsibly
To promote AI adoption in workplaces through awareness, not code
To build critical thinking toward AI-powered systems and services

What you will learn?

Week 1: Demystifying AI

Module 1: Getting Comfortable with AI

Chapter 1.1: What is AI? Simple Definitions and Concepts
Chapter 1.2: How AI is Already Part of Your Life
Chapter 1.3: Common AI Terms Explained Without Jargon

Module 2: Meet the Machines – AI Tools Today

Chapter 2.1: Chatbots, Smart Assistants, and Recommenders
Chapter 2.2: Intro to Generative AI (Text, Image, Voice)
Chapter 2.3: Business Tools Using AI (Email, Docs, Slides, CRM)

Week 2: Using AI Without Coding

Module 3: AI for Everyday Productivity

Chapter 3.1: Writing with AI (Emails, Reports, Ideas)
Chapter 3.2: Visuals with AI (Presentations, Graphics, Diagrams)
Chapter 3.3: Organizing Work Using AI Tools

Module 4: AI in Your Profession or Sector

Chapter 4.1: AI in Marketing, Sales, and Communication
Chapter 4.2: AI for Education, HR, Admin, and Freelancers
Chapter 4.3: Use Case Exploration: Pick Your Industry

Week 3: Thinking Smart About AI

Module 5: What You Need to Know About Risks

Chapter 5.1: Bias, Misinformation, and AI Limitations
Chapter 5.2: AI and Privacy: What You Share, What It Learns
Chapter 5.3: When and How to Double-Check AI Output

Module 6: Becoming AI-Confident

Chapter 6.1: Evaluating AI Tools for Your Needs
Chapter 6.2: Prompting Basics – Talking to AI Clearly
Chapter 6.3: Staying Updated and Responsible in the AI Era

Intended For :

No programming or technical background required
Open to all professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, college students, managers, policy makers, and curious learners
Ideal for those working in marketing, HR, education, law, journalism, or public service