For analysis, synthesis, and decision-making
Research, analysis, documents, and decision preparation.
Free course with exercises
ChatGPT Advanced
From good prompts to reliable AI workflows
Design, test, and improve complex ChatGPT workflows for research, analysis, files, communication, and recurring knowledge work.
Version 4.3 improves the knowledge checks and guided exercises. Revised questions start unanswered. Your existing notes, ratings and lesson completion marks are retained; revisit the changed exercises too. The core route uses a free ChatGPT account, with a manual alternative when a feature is unavailable or a usage limit is reached.
Your progress0 of 40 lessons
For whom?
For those who know the basics
This series is for people who can already use ChatGPT independently, adjust their instructions, and check simple results. You will learn to organize professional tasks into workflows that you can test and hand over to others.
For consistent professional content
reports, presentations, content, and consistent writing style.
For shared agreements and quality control
shared resources, quality criteria, and transferable methods.
For repeatable processes with human oversight
repetition, plugins, approvals, and controlled automation.
Learning path
From individual prompt to reliable workflow
Preferably work in order. Each lesson includes explanation, an applicable prompt, a knowledge check, and a practical assignment for professional use.
Chapter 15 lessons
From prompt to professional workflow
You turn a single interaction into a clearly defined task that can be checked and repeated.
- A workflow starts with the result
- Context as managed input
- Divide tasks into phases you can check
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Chapter 25 lessons
Designing and Testing Robust Prompts
You create prompts that not only give one nice answer but remain reliable across different inputs.
- The anatomy of a professional prompt
- Using examples without blindly copying
- Requesting verifiable intermediate steps
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Chapter 35 lessons
Managing Complex Tasks and Preparing Decisions
You use structure to make alternatives, dependencies, and uncertainties visible without leaving the decision to AI.
- Recognize dependencies and critical paths
- Plan, execute, check and revise
- Combine decision trees, checklists, and rubrics
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Chapter 45 lessons
Research and source verification
You design research that keeps claims traceable and treats search results as unreliable input until they have been verified.
- Formulate a precise research question
- Design a strategy for finding sources
- Extract and compare sources separately
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Chapter 55 lessons
Files, data and visual input
You use files as a verifiable source and check tables, images, and generated artifacts for their own types of errors.
- First inventory a document
- Summarize without losing decision nuance
- Interpreting and checking spreadsheets
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Chapter 65 lessons
Communication and creation as a managed process
You use AI for faster creative and editorial work without losing brand voice, evidence, rights, or human choices.
- Define a brand voice people can apply
- Designing an editorial workflow
- Business communication with decision information
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Chapter 75 lessons
Projects, skills and reusable systems
You preserve successful methods along with the context, sources, tests, and limits needed to responsibly repeat them.
- Projects as controlled work context
- Reusable working instructions
- When a skill fits
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Chapter 85 lessons
From workflow to responsible implementation
You bring a workflow into controlled use, measure real value, and know when not to automate.
- Standardize before automating
- Human approval as a design component
- Privacy, rights, and transparency in the workflow
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This is how you work with the course
Design, test, document
- DesignMake goal, context, and criteria explicit.
- TestCompare versions and look for edge cases.
- CheckVerify sources, data, and risks.
- DocumentDocument what works and who decides.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions about this course
Are the Finaudax courses free?
Yes. All three courses are free to access and do not require a course account.
Which level should I choose?
Start with Beginner for the basics, Advanced for professional workflows and Expert for business implementation, integrations and governance.
Where is my progress stored?
Progress, quiz status and notes stay only in the browser on the device you use.