Core curriculum

The whole course at a glance

Three modules of short lessons, then an assessment. Each lesson introduces and explains key concepts as needed, allowing learners to progress independently without prior AI experience.

  • 3 modules
  • 14 core lessons
  • 15-20 min per lesson
  • One depth for everyone

The path

Work through the stops in order. Pick any stop to jump to it.

  1. 1Fundamentals of AI5 lessons
  2. 2Radiology Basics4 lessons
  3. 3Clinical PracticeComing soon
  4. AssessmentComing soon

Modules and lessons

Lessons marked Coming soon show their planned outline for now.

Module 1

Fundamentals of AI

What is AI, and how does it work clinically?

Module overview →
  1. 1.1

    AI Around You

    Available
  2. 1.2

    How Models Learn

    Available
  3. 1.3

    Data & Labels

    Available
  4. 1.4

    Measuring Performance

    Available
  5. 1.5

    Limits & Failures

    Available

Module 2

Radiology Basics: Images, Systems & Reports

What is radiology, and how does a scan become data?

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  1. 2.1

    What Radiology Is

    Available
  2. 2.2

    The Journey of a Scan

    Available
  3. 2.3

    Images as Data

    Available
  4. 2.4

    Reading a Radiology Report

    Available

Module 3

AI in Clinical Practice

How does AI affect my clinical practice?

Module overview →
  1. 3.1

    AI in Radiology & Medicine

    Coming soon
  2. 3.2

    Does It Work, and Is It Worth It?

    Coming soon
  3. 3.3

    Thinking With AI

    Coming soon
  4. 3.4

    Responsibility & Patients

    Coming soon
  5. 3.5

    The Future of AI in Radiology

    Coming soon

Finish

Assessment

Closes the core curriculum.

  1. A

    Assessment

    Coming soon

    A short graded quiz. It is the only graded step in the course.

Optional tracks

Open these at any time. They are not required to finish the core course.

Leadership

Choosing, testing, rolling out and overseeing AI in a department.

  1. Define the need
  2. Select & procure
  3. Validate locally
  4. Implement
  5. Monitor & govern
Leadership overview →