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Learn GenAI by building, not by watching

GenBodha is a hands-on platform for engineers who learn by doing. This page is your 90-second orientation: what's in here, how it's organized, and where to go first.

The hierarchy

Everything is organized as Discipline → Course → Chapter → Lesson. A lesson is one goal — the thing you actually open and build through. A chapter just groups related lessons. The discipline page below shows the top of that nesting — its courses, and the goals inside each.

The GenAI Application Engineering discipline page, showing its courses and the goals within each — A discipline page — its courses and the goals (lessons) inside each. Discipline → Course → Chapter → Lesson, top to bottom.

What's in a lesson

A chapter is just a set of lessons. Open any lesson and you get the same three steps — Concepts, Knowledge Check, Hands-on Labs — plus a chapter-level audio overview. Each step builds on the last, but you can jump between them freely.

Concepts (reading)

The lesson's main text. 15–30 min. Progress auto-saves as you scroll.

Knowledge Check (quiz)

40–60 multiple-choice questions that check understanding. Unlimited retries; no points lost.

Hands-on Labs

A real VS Code workspace in the browser. Implement TODOs, run tests, ship working code.

Audio overview

Chapter-level

A 5–7 min host/expert podcast summarizing the whole chapter — one per chapter, not per lesson. Good for commutes.

What it looks like

Here's an actual lesson moving through its steps — Read, then Lab, then the Capabilities it proves. Same layout for every lesson, every course.

A lesson's Read step — the goal statement and the Read → Quiz → Lab → Capabilities stepper across the top — Read — the lesson's concepts, with the step stepper across the top.

A lesson's Lab step — a hands-on VS Code lab, graded on running code — Lab — a real VS Code workspace; passes when both lab scripts pass on your code.

A lesson's Capabilities step — the skills it proves and its place on your learning path — Capabilities — the skills this lesson proves and where it sits on your path.

Where to next

New here?

Day-zero walkthrough

Five steps from picking a discipline to passing your first lab.

Going deeper?

How credentials work

How passing labs earns a signed, verifiable proof-of-skill — and how a recruiter checks it.

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