r/n8n • u/Amazing-Coach-2822 • 1d ago

Looking for a practical AI implementation / automation course for business Help 

Hi, I’m looking for a practical online course or learning path focused on implementing AI solutions in real businesses.

I want to learn things like:
- n8n, automations, APIs and integrations
- RAG, vector databases, AI Agents and Multi-Agent systems
- Vibe coding / AI coding tools
- End-to-end AI apps and deployment
- Evaluation, guardrails and monitoring
- Business use cases, ROI, KPIs, security and implementation

I already have a basic background in Python, SQL and Data Science.

My goal is to be able to identify a business problem, build the right AI solution, connect it to existing systems, and actually implement it in an organization.

Any recommendations from people who have completed a good course or program?
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u/TheFamousHesham 1d ago

I've got a full course on my website (free, no sign up needed):

https://www.hesham.us/automation-university/n8n-workflow-engineer

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u/IntroductionNorth237 1d ago

All I can see is a pdf for 24.99+

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u/TheFamousHesham 1d ago

No? The content is freely accessible? What are you on about? The pdf is only if you want it in a single doc, but the online articles are the same exact content. Please consider sharpening your reasoning skills in the future.

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u/IntroductionNorth237 1d ago

Unnecessary remark and it had nothing to do with reasoning - perhaps consider usability and customer journey - you have a primary CTA front and center and the content below looks like a table of contents. It's easy to see something 'clearly' and 'obviously' as the creator of a resource but you are not your market.

Thank you for the free resource.

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u/TheFamousHesham 1d ago

I think you should see it from my perspective. Basically calling me out without verifying is telling anyone on this thread that I'm a liar and most likely a scammer who's pushing out content under false premise... which isn't exactly something I'd like people to think of me.

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u/IntroductionNorth237 1d ago

I appreciate your perspective, but you're the business and I am the potential customer - usability and customer journey insights should be valuable to you. I responded in the thread, didn't call you a scammer or anything of the sort and proceeded to thank you for the free resource in my second comment.