// courses

Four ways in. Each one starts with a person, not a tool.

Every HumanCentered course follows the same order: who you’re serving, how you’ll decide, which problem is worth solving, and only then the tools. Pick the layer that fits what you want to walk out with.

// the human-centered stack

What do you want to walk out with?

Pick a goal, or tap a layer of the stack. People sit on top; the tools come last.

layer 01 · People · Course

Customer Success with Salesforce CRM

You walk out with: Salesforce skills from Trailhead, a CRM project practicum, and prep for the Salesforce Certified Administrator exam.

proof → At the first challenge in 2021, students built a donor-management CRM for the nonprofit A Precious Child.

  1. 01 · People

    Customer Success with Salesforce CRM

    Course

    Learn Salesforce, the CRM many companies run on, and leave ready for the Salesforce Administrator exam.

    Semester course

  2. 02 · Decisions

    DECIDE BETTER®

    Workshop

    A hands-on decision science workshop. Bring a real decision; leave with a method you can explain.

    Workshop, by appointment

  3. 03 · Problems

    AI & Mobility for Tomorrow’s Societies

    Course

    Build in Japan™: design technology for aging societies with Nagoya University teammates, then test it in Japan.

    Spring semester + 15 days in Japan

  4. 04 · Tools

    Low-Code for Citizen Developers

    Course

    Build working apps in agile sprints. No coding experience required.

    Semester course

Not technical? Good.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Low-Code for Citizen Developers and the Colorado Impact Challenge™ were built for students who have never written code. You build by clicking, configuring and connecting, not typing code.

What if I’m “just not technical”?

Watch Matt answer that in under two minutes.

Can I really learn a new tool in one semester?

Here’s how students do it.

Who can enroll?

These courses are offered to students enrolled at CU Boulder’s Leeds School of Business; Build in Japan™ also includes Nagoya University students. Check CU’s class search for prerequisites and seats.

Do I leave with a credential?

Customer Success with Salesforce CRM prepares you for the Salesforce Certified Administrator exam. Low-Code for Citizen Developers prepares you for low-code platform certifications. Build in Japan™ awards two microcredentials.

Can I be a teaching assistant?

Yes. Apply for Customer Success with Salesforce CRM or Low-Code for Citizen Developers from each course page.

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