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To make the learning process easier and optimize your time, all the prompts used in the lectures of this section are listed below:
Lecture 1 — Introduction
Prompt 1.1: "DeepSeek, provide 5 science-backed sleep tips. Format as a numbered list with brief explanations."
Prompt 1.2: "Organize these tips into a table with the columns: Tip, Benefit, Required Time."
Lecture 2 — Generating Lists
Prompt 2.1: "DeepSeek, provide a bulleted list of 5 tips for better time management."
Prompt 2.2: "DeepSeek, provide a checklist to help me delegate tasks to my employees following the practices of stewardship delegation."
Lecture 3 — Using Output Templates
Prompt 3.1: "DeepSeek, what are the benefits of a remote work policy for a small business?"
Prompt 3.2: "DeepSeek, answer in three sections: Overview, Details, Conclusion. Question: 'What are the benefits of a remote work policy for a small business?'"
Lecture 4 — Visualizing Information with Mind Maps
Prompt 4.1: "DeepSeek, outline a mind map for starting a small online business."
Lecture 5 — Organizing Information into a Table
Prompt 5.1: "DeepSeek, here are four products and their information. Organize them into a table with 3 columns: Product Name, Price, and Short Description [text]."
Lecture 6 — Generating Data in CSV
Prompt 6.1: "DeepSeek, convert this list into CSV format: [list]"
Prompt 6.2: "DeepSeek, generate sample data in CSV for 5 employees with Name, Role and Start Date. For the 'Name', use common first/last names. For the 'Role', keep it simple—Developer, Analyst, Manager. For the 'Start Data', use a consistent format like YYYY-MM-DD."
Lecture 7 — Creating Data in JSON
Prompt 7.1: "DeepSeek, convert this list of tasks into JSON format. Each task should have a ‘title’ and ‘deadline’ field. Tasks: “Finish report by Friday”, “Call client by Monday”.
Lecture 8 — Creating a Source Code (for Computer Programmers)
Prompt 8.1: "DeepSeek, write a Python code to implement the Bubblesort algorithm. The code should include a function for the Bubblesort called by the main, which must include 3 test cases to verify if the function is working correctly."