Master AI Prompt Engineering Workshop

Mastering the Art of Communicating with AI

Unlock the full potential of AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, and Gemini through powerful prompt engineering techniques. This hands-on workshop will help you master the art of writing prompts that drive precise, creative, and task-specific results – whether you’re writing, coding, ideating, or automating workflows.

Get Certified by Tinkerer’s Lab 2025, IIT Hyderabad 

This workshop is for those who want to:

1. Master prompt writing to improve the quality and relevance of AI-generated responses.

2. Automate content creation, summarisation, and ideation using better prompt strategies.

3. Understand frameworks like COSTAR and prompting types like zero-shot, few-shot, and chain-of-thought.

4. Build smarter workflows by combining AI tools with automation platforms like Zapier.

What You’ll Learn

Module 1 - Introduction to Prompt Engineering

What is a prompt, how AI interprets it, and why clarity and structure matter.

The COSTAR framework: Context, Objective, Style, Tone, Audience, Response.

Icebreaker: Identify one task you want to simplify with AI.

Module 2 - Prompting Frameworks and Structures

Understand different prompting styles: Zero-shot, Few-shot, Role-based, and Chain-of-thought.

Hands-on practice: Write and refine prompts for summarising, drafting, and brainstorming.

Module 3 - Tool-Specific Prompting

Explore prompt differences across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek.

Compare how different tools respond to similar prompts.

Module 4 - Real-World Applications and Projects

Drafting emails, reports, summarising meeting notes, and brainstorming new ideas.

Mini-project: Apply prompting techniques to a real-life task and share your insights.

Module 5 - Integrating AI with Automation

Introduction to no-code tools like Zapier.

Live demo: Create a simple AI-powered workflow.

Hands-on activity: Automate a repetitive task using AI + automation.

Module 6 - Ethics & Responsible Use

Key considerations: AI bias, data privacy, and ethical prompt use.