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Published 8/2026
Created by Jacob Bushong
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 66 Lectures ( 6h 47m ) | Size: 6.3 GB
Complete CCAO-F certification prep: all 7 domains - prompting and task execution, and more.
What you'll learn
Understand and apply prompting and task execution concepts including prompt construction & iteration and decomposition & task-type strategy
Understand and apply output evaluation and validation concepts including accuracy & error detection and validation & human review
Evaluate refinement & formatting in the context of output evaluation and validation
Evaluate refinement & formatting in the context of output evaluation and validation
Evaluate context & memory in the context of product and model selection
Understand and apply workflow integration and solution design concepts including requirements & application and solution & integration
Evaluate stakeholder communication in the context of workflow integration and solution design
Understand and apply configuration and knowledge management concepts including projects & instructions and knowledge & connectors
Understand and apply governance, risk, and responsible use concepts including use-case appropriateness and data sensitivity & compliance
Evaluate ethical use in the context of governance, risk, and responsible use.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. However, every lecture recording involves me reading the scripts, and I am fully involved in scripting and production. Be careful buying courses with instructors that don't appear in person. AI courses are becoming quite common on learning platforms.
This course is a complete, structured study program for the Anthropic Claude Certified Associate — Foundations (CCAO-F) exam. Built domain by domain against the official exam blueprint, it covers every topic area you need to understand before sitting for the exam. Each lesson is a narrated video that explains how concepts connect to each other and to real-world practice, not just what the definition is, but how a practitioner applies it.
D1:Prompting and Task Execution (14% of the exam), covering create effective prompts for business and technical tasks, iterate prompts to improve output quality, apply task decomposition techniques to structure complex requests, adapt prompting strategy by task type (analysis, research, drafting, brainstorming). You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D2:Output Evaluation and Validation (21% of the exam), covering evaluate claude-generated outputs for accuracy and completeness, identify hallucinations, inconsistencies, and biases in responses, apply fact-checking and validation techniques, determine when human review or additional verification is required, edit, adapt, refine, and compare outputs for the intended audience, organize and curate information and select output formats (artifacts, inline, structured data). You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D3:Product and Model Selection (12% of the exam), covering select appropriate claude product features (projects, research mode, chat, artifacts), differentiate between claude model types (haiku, sonnet, opus), align model selection with task requirements (cost, speed, quality), understand and manage context limitations and memory (when to restart, summarize, or persist). You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D4:Workflow Integration and Solution Design (16% of the exam), covering apply claude to analyze requirements and use cases, leverage claude for research, planning, and process optimization, use claude to support solution design, development, and iteration, integrate claude into existing workflows to augment or redesign them, communicate claude's value and limitations to stakeholders. You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D5:Configuration and Knowledge Management (12% of the exam), covering configure claude projects with instructions and knowledge sources, create effective system-level (project) instructions, manage uploaded knowledge and connectors (e.g., google drive, gmail), inform, maintain, and update configurations, knowledge sources, and instructions. You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D6:Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use (15% of the exam), covering identify appropriate and inappropriate use cases, apply data sensitivity, regulatory, and privacy considerations, follow organizational ai policies and governance standards, understand the ethical implications of ai usage. You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
D7:Troubleshooting and Optimization (10% of the exam), covering identify, diagnose, and resolve issues with under-performing prompts or poor outputs, adjust approach based on feedback and results, optimize workflows for efficiency and effectiveness. You will understand how each of these areas is tested on the exam and how they connect to real-world practice.
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