Miatz School: the AI Engineering curriculum
University-style courses with prerequisites, quizzes and badges.
- Follow a structured, university-style path from Foundations to Expert
- Earn credits and badges course by course, with real gate quizzes
- Practice in linked playgrounds and curated watch & try resources
A curriculum, not a playlist
Miatz School is the platform-owned, university-style AI Engineering curriculum: specializations contain coded courses (like AIE-101), each worth credits, from Foundations (100) up to Expert (400). Courses carry real prerequisites — some required, some "any one of" alternatives — and the catalog shows only what is published and enabled for your organization.
Enrolling and progressing
Open a course to see its outcomes, sections and lessons. Enroll when prerequisites are met, then work through the lessons and mark each complete. Completing every lesson completes the course. Lessons can carry an "Optional: watch & try" list of curated external links and playgrounds — interactive explorations that open in the miatz lab.
Quizzes and badges
Where a lesson has a quiz, submit your answers and you get back a score and pass state — grading happens on the server and the answer key is never sent to your browser. Passing a gate quiz records your eval score on the enrollment, and completed courses stack toward badges and credentials.
The journey, step by step
| Step | What you do | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Browse the catalog | Open Miatz School and pick a specialization | You see every published course with its level, credits and badge |
| Enroll | Open a course and hit Enroll (prerequisites permitting) | The course joins your active enrollments and unlocks its lessons |
| Learn | Work through the lessons and mark each complete | Progress is saved per lesson; finishing them all completes the course |
| Pass the quiz | Take the lesson quiz where one is offered | A pass on a gate quiz stamps your eval score on the enrollment |
Frequently asked
Why is the Enroll button locked?
The course has prerequisites you haven't completed yet. The course page lists exactly which ones — where alternatives exist, completing any one of the group is enough.
What do the levels mean?
100 is Foundations, 200 Practitioner, 300 Advanced and 400 Expert. Higher levels usually build on lower ones through prerequisites.
Do quizzes show me the right answers?
No — quizzes are graded server-side and return your score and pass state only, so retakes stay meaningful.
Why can't I see a course a colleague sees?
Your organization chooses which School courses are enabled for its learners. Ask your org admin if something you need is switched off.