Learn the parts that actually matter
I teach two courses right now — one on using AI in everyday work, one on modern web fundamentals. Both are built from questions I actually get asked in office hours, not a generic curriculum. Full schedules and enrollment live over at terrellcourses.com.
AI for Everyday Work: A Practical Introduction
This is the course I wish existed before I started fielding "which AI tool should I use" questions every week. It's not about prompt tricks — it's about building a real habit of using AI for research, writing, and automating the boring parts of your job, with guardrails for when not to trust it.
You'll leave able to: set up a personal AI workflow, automate one repetitive task end to end, and evaluate a new AI tool in under ten minutes instead of a week.
Modern Web Development Fundamentals
A hands-on course for people who can write a little code but haven't built anything real yet. We go from "an HTML page" to "a small deployed app with a database," using the same tools I use on client work — no framework-of-the-week detours.
You'll leave able to: build and deploy a small full-stack app, read and modify an unfamiliar codebase with confidence, and know what to actually learn next.
Not ready for a full course?
Come to a weekly office hours session first and see if my teaching style is a fit — no sign-up commitment.