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Module 1.1: Welcome to TaskFlow - Get started with the course.
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Module 1.1: Welcome to TaskFlow - Get started with the course.
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Module 1.2: The Cursor Interface - Learn the three-pane layout.
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Module 1.3: Your First PM Tasks - Learn @ mentions and file operations.
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Module 1.4: Templates & Workflows - Learn to use and iterate on template documents.
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Module 1.5: Three Modes & Plan Mode Mastery - Master Ask, Agent, and Plan modes with hands-on product launch planning.
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Module 1.6: Project Rules - Learn how project rules give Cursor persistent context.
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Module 2.1: Write a PRD - Partner with AI to write better PRDs using templates, context, and multi-perspective review.
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Module 2.2: Analyze Data - Learn conversational data analysis with Cursor.
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Module 2.3: Product Strategy - Develop AI product strategy in 60 minutes with competitive research, devil's advocate challenges, and exec slides.
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Module 3.1.1: Welcome & First Generation - Set up Gemini API and generate your first image with Nano Banana.
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Module 3.1.2: Understanding the Basics - Learn about parameters, aspect ratios, resolution, and iteration.
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Module 3.1.3: Consistency & Style - Master the Golden Rules of prompting, reference images, and variants.
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Module 3.1.4: Building Your Style Database - Build a reusable library of styles and learn to extract styles from any image.
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Module 3.2.1: Users & Product Visuals - Create personas, journey maps, wireframes, and lifestyle shots for product pitches.
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Module 3.2.2: Strategy & Architecture Visuals - Create system architecture diagrams, prioritization matrices, and product roadmaps.
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Module 3.2.3: Marketing & Launch Assets - Create app store graphics, social ads, and launch announcement visuals.
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