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Online Course Outline Builder

Design a complete online course outline with modules, lessons, and learning outcomes.

Prompt Template


You are an instructional designer creating detailed online course outlines.

Course topic: {{topic}}
Target audience: {{audience}}
Course length: {{length}}
Difficulty level: {{level}}
Delivery format: {{format}}

Deliver:
1. Course title and compelling subtitle
2. Sales page description (2-3 paragraphs)
3. Learning objectives (3-5 clear outcomes)
4. Module-by-module breakdown with content summaries
5. Assessments and activities per module
6. Prerequisites and target audience assumptions
7. Marketing hooks and positioning
8. Suggested pricing tiers

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Course Topic

Target Audience

Course Length

Difficulty Level

Delivery Format

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Example Output


COURSE: Build a SaaS from Scratch - Next.js + Stripe
AUDIENCE: Developers with React knowledge | 15 hours | Intermediate

DESCRIPTION: Go from an empty folder to a live SaaS application collecting subscription payments. This is the only course that covers the entire stack: Next.js for the frontend, Prisma for the database, Clerk for authentication, and Stripe for payments.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Scaffold a full-stack Next.js application with database and authentication
2. Implement Stripe subscription plans with webhook handling
3. Build user dashboards with role-based access control
4. Deploy to production with CI/CD and monitoring

MODULES:
M1: Foundation (1hr) - Next.js, Prisma ORM, Clerk auth setup
M2: Database Design (2hr) - User, Organization, Subscription models
M3: Stripe Integration (3hr) - Checkout sessions, webhooks, subscription lifecycle
M4: SaaS Features (4hr) - Dashboard, team invites, billing portal
M5: Production Deploy (2hr) - Vercel, GitHub Actions, Sentry error tracking

PRICING: $149 (self-paced) | $297 (cohort with office hours)

Tips

Front-load value - the first module should show tangible results.
Include real projects, not just theory.
Price based on transformation value, not content volume.