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How it works

A weekly rhythm that turns learners into builders

Feed My Brain courses are live and project-first. You don't watch someone else code. You write it, ship it and explain it.

A typical week

About 6 contact hours, plus self-study

Session A

90 min

Concepts and live coding, starting with a 5-minute warm-up quiz on last week.

Session B

90 min

A deeper topic, plus a guided build of the week's project skeleton.

Lab

3 hours

Build the weekly project with mentor support. The last 30 minutes are demos and code review.

Self-study

3–4 hours

Finish the project, do the readings and try optional challenges. Push it all to GitHub.

Your journey

From enquiry to demo day

  1. 1

    Join a batch

    Enquire, confirm your batch and get your student login. You learn alongside a cohort, not alone with videos.

  2. 2

    Ship every week

    Each week ends with a working project in a GitHub repo with a README, due before the next lab.

  3. 3

    Submit and get marked

    Paste your project link on your dashboard. Mentors review it, and your marks show up on your dashboard.

  4. 4

    Clear each phase gate

    Every phase ends with a bigger phase project that proves you've mastered the skills before moving on.

  5. 5

    Build a team capstone

    In the final weeks, teams of 2–4 build a real, deployed capstone with milestones and mentor reviews.

  6. 6

    Present at demo day

    Present your capstone live to a panel, with a demo video, and walk away with a portfolio recruiters can see.

Grading

Graded on what you build

Most of your grade comes from hands-on work: weekly projects, phase projects and the capstone, plus short concept quizzes. Every project is reviewed against clear acceptance criteria listed in the syllabus.

Weekly projects25%
Phase projects30%
Quizzes / tests10%
Team capstone35%
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