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Claude Code

Build products that hold up in production

Practical skills for the AI era

Development • Code • Production

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55 000 FCFA

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  • All content hours, with no expiry
  • CodeLab in the browser, nothing to install
  • AI tutor available at any hour
  • AI-graded exercises
  • Final exam and verifiable certificate + an optional field challenge for the Field Practice Validated distinction

Final exam: 2 attempts, 70% pass threshold. After a second failed attempt, a deferral period applies before retrying, with a €10 retake fee — see the Terms of Service.

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Lifetime access. No deadline: finish in 4 weeks or in ten months.

Mastering Claude Code

Develop faster with the Claude Code AI programming assistant

Level
Intermediate
Duration
4 weeks
Total hours
20 h
Price
55 000 FCFA

The program, module by module

  1. Module 1 — Discovering Claude Code: install, first steps, agentic philosophy

    Installing Claude Code and understanding its agentic philosophy (plan, execute, verify, fix).

  2. Module 2 — Navigating and understanding an existing codebase with Claude Code

    Using Claude Code to quickly understand an unfamiliar codebase.

  3. Module 3 — Writing effective prompts and managing context

    Writing precise prompts and managing a work session's context.

  4. Module 4 — Automating development tasks (refactoring, tests, docs)

    Delegating refactoring, tests, and documentation to Claude Code with systematic human review.

  5. Module 5 — Model Context Protocol (MCP): connecting Claude Code to your tools

    Connecting Claude Code to external tools via the MCP protocol.

  6. Module 6 — Advanced agentic workflows: sub-agents, hooks, plan mode

    Using sub-agents, hooks, and plan mode for advanced agentic workflows.

  7. Module 7 — Claude Code as a team: Git, code review, CLAUDE.md, conventions

    Running Claude Code inside a team Git workflow with a shared CLAUDE.md file.

  8. Module 8 — Security, limits, and production best practices

    Applying restricted permissions, sandboxing, and plan mode before any production deployment.

  9. Module 9 — Professional Integration and Certification

    Certification

    Cross-cutting module: skill proof, professional brand, interview practice, and market activation — specific to this course's real career outcomes. Triggers generation of the final certificate.

How long will it take me?

3 h/wk ≈ 7 wks

6 h/wk ≈ 4 wks

12 h/wk ≈ 2 wks

20 h/wk ≈ 1 wk

Estimates, not deadlines. Pause for a month and pick up where you left off.

CERTIFICATE VERIFIABLE ONLINE

What you deliver at the end

Cross-cutting module: skill proof, professional brand, interview practice, and market activation — specific to this course's real career outcomes. Triggers generation of the final certificate.

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How certification works

Three levels, from simplest to most demanding. Each one only claims what it actually verifies.

Attendance certificate

Earned by: Modules followed

Proves: You followed the track — no graded assessment.

Certificate of achievement

Earned by: Full track completed on the platform, final project included, and final exam passed

Proves: Your knowledge and your final project, evaluated by the platform.

Field Practice Validated distinction

Earned by: A field challenge completed after the exam, in a real situation, with evidence

Proves: A CoursTech mentor reviewed and validated a genuine real-world application.

The distinction is added to your certificate of achievement — it never replaces it: nothing off-platform ever blocks the certificate itself.

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