Wright State University · Fall 2026
Courses that ship proof.
Two courses, taught for real: hands-on, in the browser, built to leave you with work you can show, not just describe.
The approach
The way of teaching.
01
Hands-on, in the browser
No installs, no setup night. The lab opens in a tab and the first line of code runs in minutes.
02
Show, don't just say
Every module ends in something that runs: a working script, a chart, a model with your name on it.
03
Feedback that lands mid-course
Submissions get written feedback while there is still time to act on it, not after the grade is set.
04
Work you can put in a portfolio
The semester's real deliverable is proof: artifacts you can open in an interview and walk through.
Inside
The classroom, up close.
The platform is built so the only hard part of the course is the thinking. Everything around it is taken care of.
- The lab
- A full Python environment in the browser: write, run, and plot with nothing to install.
- Drafts
- Everything you type autosaves, locally and to the classroom, even if the wifi drops mid-thought.
- Feedback
- Instructor notes attach to your actual submissions and find you on the module page.
- Progress
- Every task you finish is remembered; your work replays into the runtime when you return.
- The cohort
- Enrollment is by invitation, so the classroom is only ever the class.
The catalog
The fall session.
MKT 7910 / 4850
Fundamentals of Python and AI
From first lines of code to working models, inside a Python lab that runs entirely in the browser. Read data, question it, and teach a machine to propose an ending.
- Code
- MKT 7910 / 4850
- Term
- Fall 2026
- Format
- In person at Wright State University
- Enrollment
- By invitation
MKT 7970
MS MAI Capstone
The culminating project of the MS in Marketing Analytics & Insights: sixteen weeks to build the piece of work that gets you hired. Show, don't just say.
- Code
- MKT 7970
- Term
- Fall 2026
- Format
- 16 weeks, fully online
- Enrollment
- By invitation
In the wings
More courses are being cut.
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