About LLMs Courses
LLMs Courses is a text-course publication about LLMs courses: different courses talking about all the popular and less popular large language models, organised as full text courses by LLM and LLM family. Each family gets a course landing page plus 12 lessons in order, taught entirely in text.
What this site does
Each text course explains its family in general terms, how courses teach it, how to choose a further course about it, and how to practise and check your work, all in written lessons with worked text examples and questions to answer in writing. It does not present a verified catalogue of courses, and it does not recommend a specific course as the right choice for you. Course details change, so check the current course page and official documentation before enrolling or paying for anything.
Free courses and the paid tier planned later
Courses about small and less popular LLM families are free and complete: all 12 lessons are published here and free to read, with no payment, login, or enrolment step. Courses about big and popular LLM families have free text lessons now, and those lessons are not gated behind any payment. A paid tier for the big family courses is planned for later and is not available now: it would add slides, presentations, and a structured, guided learning path built on the free text lessons. No price, payment system, login, or enrolment exists for that paid tier yet, and no page on this site asks you to pay or sign up.
What this site does not do
It does not give personal professional, career, medical, legal, or financial advice. It does not claim that completing a course leads to a particular job, certificate, or outcome. It does not present the authors as practitioners or experts in the field, and it does not list course providers, prices, or certificates as verified facts. Read it as knowledgeable educational guidance, and check claims against primary sources where a decision matters.
How lessons are written
Each lesson answers one question near the start, uses question-style headings, states its lesson number and what it teaches, gives a worked text example, and asks questions to answer in writing. Where a fact depends on a specific tool, model, or course, the lesson says so in general terms and points you to official documentation rather than inventing a detail.
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Contact and corrections
This publication is maintained as a static guide site. If a lesson contains an error, note the page title and the passage concerned and check it against official documentation for the tool or concept described. Corrections are made by updating the lesson itself, with its published date unchanged unless the lesson is substantially revised.