From Prompt to Production
An accelerated, hands-on practicum where you build a live AI-native product, for a real client, all the way from concept to production
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Overview: why this program exists?
This practicum is built for recent graduates who
have the theory but not yet the first job and for
anyone who wants to prove they can ship. You’ll
join a cross-functional team and lead a single
product for a real client, safely and efficiently, from
concept to production.
The way products get built has changed. Teams
now lean on AI-native workflows to synthesize user
research, generate product concepts, prototype
interactive products, define metrics, run evals and
set guardrails – before anything ships.
From Prompt to Production: build it for real
Whether you come from engineering, design,
product or data, your reality has changed. Over 12
weeks you’ll use Base44 and Claude Code to move
through automated discovery, AI PRDs, design &
prototyping, agent architectures and agentic unit
economics – the core skills behind designing,
prototyping and deploying real AI products.
What makes the program different?
- A real client – you build for an active client with real users: meeting, presenting, listening, and responding to feedback.
- You define the problem – no one hands you a spec. You understand the need, scope requirements, and decide what to build and what to cut.
- A product that stays in the world – not a demo or one-off prototype. something that keeps working after handoff, keeping it working is your responsibility.
- Production considerations – security, scale, and a real production environment, not just “runs on my machine”.
- Senior mentors – dedicated product builders, engineering and product mentors accompany each team throughout.
- A career-readiness track – a session series that levels up exactly the gaps a first job will expect you to have covered.
Learning Model
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Start Date: October 13th, 2026
End Date: January 5th, 2027 -
Thursdays, 16:00 - 20:00, In-person classes at 32 Maskit St., Herzliya Pituach
Tuesdays, 15:00 - 19:00, In-person classes at the Wix Campus, Tel Aviv -
Lectures are delivered in Hebrew. Presentations, assignments, and exercises are in English.
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*Schedules and locations are subject to change
What Participants Graduate With?
By the end of “From Prompt to Production”, participants will be able to:
- Lead a product from the first client conversation all the way to a production deployment.
- Uncover a real need, scope requirements, and make “build-versus-cut” decisions.
- Write a product definition and PRD in an AI-native approach.
- Build on Base44 — data model, integrations, and connecting data sources.
- Combine AI-assisted development (Claude Code) with hands-on engineering in the right balance.
- Apply security, privacy, scale, and reliability considerations in a live product.
- Add QA, documentation, and an orderly handoff process to the client.
- Present and defend the product to a client and a professional panel.
- Present the product, tell the build story, and prepare for job interviews.
Who is the program suitable for?
The program is designed for recent bachelor’s graduates across disciplines, computer science, design, product, DevOps and data – who have the theory but not yet the first job, and want to prove they can ship. No prior professional experience required; AI-native building skills are developed progressively.
Academic Faculty
Asaf Barzilay - Academic Director & lecturer
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Yaron Fidler - Product mentor & lecturer
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FAQ
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What does the course include?
For the syllabus, please refer here.
What is the cost of From Prompt to Production program?Course Pricing – The AI PM Builder
The full course fee is 15,500 NIS, including VAT.
Payment Terms:
Tuition, in full or proportionally, is payable only after official acceptance into the program. Payment in installments may be available, subject to the tuition policy. No double discounts or benefits apply.To promote equal opportunity and develop high-quality talent, we offer scholarships to eligible participants. Scholarships are intended for individuals from underrepresented groups in the tech industry, those seeking to enter the tech sector for the first time, or candidates returning to the workforce after a prolonged period of unemployment, as well as those meeting socio-economic criteria considered by the scholarship committee.
The number of scholarships is limited. Eligibility is reviewed only after assessment of program fit. Applicants requesting a scholarship must submit an application and provide relevant supporting documents. Each case is reviewed individually by the scholarship committee, and decisions will be communicated prior to the start of the program.