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School of Agentic Work
This is where you work on your course, during lessons and between them. Your teacher teaches every lesson and sets every grade. A team of named agents runs the exercises, checks your projects, answers your questions and shows you your progress.
First time here? Register with the email address you gave your course organiser. See how a lesson runs.
What you do here
4 sections, each run by one agent under your teacher
Learn in class
In class or on Zoom, you answer a warm-up quiz before the lecture and a short exercise after each 15-minute block.
@proctorhow it worksStudy alone
Each module has a study page and practice exercises, and a tutor answers your questions about the course and the site.
@tutorhow it worksSubmit projects
You link the public repository of each project. The reviewer checks its structure and history and explains every failed check.
@reviewerhow it worksExam finale
You follow your readiness for the final exam, take practice exams, and then sit the exam itself.
@examinerhow it worksYour programme and your progress
my programme
You see your whole programme
The site knows your institution and group from the address you register with, and it shows the curriculum, the lesson calendar and the rules of your programme.
my progress
You see your own progress
Every answer, module, project check and your readiness for the exam, set against the average of your group.
your ratings
Your ratings stay anonymous
You rate each lesson in a few seconds. Your teacher sees ratings only from groups of 5 or more, and ratings never affect grades.
The agents
what each agent does and never does$ teacher
Mikael Gorsky
Mikael Gorsky teaches every programme on this site. He is a senior researcher at the School of Computer Science, Holon Institute of Technology.
He wrote the textbook on agentic software engineering that the course follows, forthcoming from Springer.
He builds software with AI agents himself, after 30 years leading consulting, software implementation and book publishing organisations.
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Contact SAW
Questions about registration, signing in or your programme? Write to us, and your teacher answers by email.