AI Digital Pro Syllabus 2026 — Month by Month: AI Tools, Websites, AI Agents, Automation and Marketing

🧭 This is the month-by-month syllabus of AI Digital Pro, the main AI course at Zed-King Institute, Kaithal. Fees, batches and admission are on the AI Digital Pro course page. Wondering whether the course suits you? Read who AI Digital Pro is for and what you can do after it.

AI Digital Pro at a Glance

The course has one goal: by the end you should be able to build what you need with AI and put it live — a website with a backend, a chatbot, an AI agent, an automation — and know how to bring people to it. That is why it mixes AI tools with real technical skills, and runs social media and marketing classes every day.

How a Day Works: Three Classes, 10 AM to 3 PM

Having all three every day means you do not just build something with AI; you also learn how to get it in front of customers.

The AI Syllabus, Month by Month

Month 1 — AI Basics, Chat & Image Models, Google AI Studio, Video AI

• What AI is, how it developed, and generative AI compared with traditional AI

• ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini: their models and versions, and how prompting and context shape the answer

• Image generation inside these tools

• Google AI Studio: its models, and building a simple game with it

• AI video: Pixverse, Kling AI and Seedance, plus other video tools

By the end of the month: You understand how the main AI models work, can build a simple game in Google AI Studio and can make AI videos.

Month 2 — Music & Voice AI, Then Building a Website

• AI music with Suno and Google Flow Music

• Voice: text-to-speech with ElevenLabs and Cartesia, speech-to-text with Deepgram

• Useful support tools: Pinterest for references, Proton Mail and temporary email, VPNs

• How a website works: the public folder, frontend and backend

• VS Code and its terminal

• Building with AI coding tools: Lovable, Bolt.new, OpenCode, Kilo Code and GitHub Copilot

• Adding a chatbot to your website and running it on your computer

By the end of the month: You can make AI music and voice, and you have a complete website with a chatbot running on your computer.

Month 3 — Going Live: Deployment, Backend & Portfolio

• Putting the website live on Vercel, Render and Netlify

• GitHub: connecting your project to a repository

• The command line (CLI) and MCP

• Backend setup: Supabase database, cron jobs for scheduled tasks, email with Brevo, app passwords and security

• Building your own portfolio with your projects and skills

By the end of the month: Your website is live on the internet with frontend and backend working, and your portfolio is ready.

Month 4 — Portfolio Live & SEO

• Putting your portfolio live

• On-page SEO and keyword research with Ahrefs

• Off-page SEO

• Auto-blogging on Blogger with AI writing and publishing

By the end of the month: Your portfolio is live, set up for search, with an AI blog that keeps adding content.

Month 5 — Custom AI Agents, Telegram Bots & Professional Hosting

• Building custom ChatGPT-based assistants and AI search features

• Building an AI agent on Telegram and putting it live

• Hosting on Hostinger and DigitalOcean

• GitHub Actions for automatic deployment

By the end of the month: You can build your own AI agents and a Telegram bot, and you know how professional hosting works.

Month 6 — Automation, Voice AI Agents, Interviews & Placement

• Automation with n8n and Make.com: workflows that connect several AI tools

• Giving AI agents a real-time voice with LiveKit

• Mock interviews and questions from the whole course

• Resume and portfolio review

• Placement assistance at the end of the course

By the end of the month: You can build automated, voice-enabled AI agents and you are ready for interviews.

Every Tool in the Course

AI tools change quickly. When a better tool comes out, the class moves to it, so the names above can change while the skills stay the same.

What You Will Have Built by the End

• A website with a chatbot and a working backend, live on the internet

• Your own portfolio website, set up for SEO, with an AI blog

• A simple game made in Google AI Studio

• Your own AI assistant and a Telegram AI agent

• An AI agent that talks, and automations built in n8n and Make.com

• AI videos, music and voiceovers

• Experience growing a social media page and running ads

Do You Need Coding or Python?

No. Python is not taught in this course, and you do not need a coding background. You learn how websites and apps are put together — frontend, backend, database, deployment — so you can tell the AI coding tools what to build, read what they produce, and fix it when something breaks.

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