Course · AI App Building for Business Teams (Vibe Coding)

Vibe Coding Training: Build Apps with AI for Business Teams

AI coding tools let people who have never written code build small apps in a day. The question is how to make that app work properly, keep data from leaking and let IT take it over. This course answers all three as you build a tool for your own team.

Level
Intermediate
Length
1 day
Hours
09:00–16:00
Tools
AI coding tools for non-developers
Format
Onsite or online, hands-on

This course runs in-house at your organisation, taught in English or Thai, with cases and exercises rebuilt from the work of the department taking it.

What you will be able to do

  • Describe the job so an AI coding tool builds an app that works within the first few rounds
  • Build internal team tools, such as a request form, a dashboard from a spreadsheet or a calculator
  • Tell which apps the team can build itself and which must go to IT
  • Handle data in the app safely, without storing sensitive data where the organisation cannot see it
  • Hand over the app with a short document so IT can take over its upkeep

One-day schedule

09:00–16:00 · topics, cases and exercises can be adapted to your organisation’s work

  1. 09:00–10:30

    AI coding for non-developers

    • The tools, their limits and the work they suit
    • Which apps the team can build itself, and which must go to IT

    ActivityChoose the team tool you will build today

  2. 10:30–10:45

    Break

  3. 10:45–12:00

    From brief to first app

    • Describing the work so the AI coding tool understands it
    • Test, then ask for fixes one round at a time

    ActivityBuild a first app, such as a request form, a dashboard from a spreadsheet or a calculator

  4. 12:00–13:00

    Lunch

  5. 13:00–14:30

    Data and sharing within the team

    • Where the data is stored, who can see it, and what must never go into a self-built app
    • Improving and sharing within the team without breaking what already works

    ActivityCheck your own app against a data checklist

  6. 14:30–14:45

    Break

  7. 14:45–16:00

    The line with IT, and handover

    • When to involve IT, and what to hand over
    • A short document that lets IT take over its upkeep

    ActivityWorkshop: the team's first tool, with its handover document

Frequently asked questions

We have never written code. Can we take it?
Yes. The course is designed for people who have never written code. The skills it uses are describing the work clearly and testing, not reading code.
Our IT team worries about apps that staff build themselves. How do we handle that?
That is why the course has a module on data and the line with IT. We recommend IT joins that module and helps set the rules before the team starts building for real.

Contact

Talk to us about training your team

Send a rough brief — how many people, which functions, and what they should be able to do afterwards — and we reply with a format and a quotation. We correspond in English or Thai; quotations and documents are issued by Trainiac Co., Ltd. for your procurement process.

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