Curriculum & parent guide

From the math up: really understand AI

This is the complete map of what a Math to Machine student learns — 78 weeks, six phases, from school-level algebra to shipping an agentic-AI capstone. It's honest and self-contained; keep it, print it, or share it with a teacher. The first five lessons are free, no card needed.

78 weeks
6 phases, one path
234 lessons
every one hands-on
3 tracks
Class 9-10 / 11-12 / Grad
₹399/mo
or ₹2,000/year

How every lesson works

Not a video archive. Every concept follows the same evidence-backed loop: you predict before the rule is shown, learn it, build something small with your own hands, then explain it back in your own words before a quick check you can't skip. Each week ends with a boss check at 80% to mark it mastered. An AI tutor gives hints, never the full answer.

This isn't a hunch: active learning (Freeman et al., 2014), the testing effect (Roediger & Karpicke, 2006), and the generation effect (Slamecka & Graf, 1978) all point the same way — you learn by doing and retrieving, not watching.

The 78-week curriculum

Each phase builds on the last; nothing is skipped.

  1. Phase 1: Maths & Programming Foundations

    Weeks 1–20

    The bedrock. School-level maths made rigorous, plus the Python and tooling every later phase assumes.

    • Set theory & logic (the language of proof)
    • Vectors, matrices, eigenvalues & SVD
    • Derivatives, gradients & the chain rule
    • Multivariable calculus & optimisation (incl. Lagrange multipliers)
    • Probability, common distributions & Bayes' theorem
    • Statistics: sampling, the Central Limit Theorem, MLE, confidence intervals
    • Python, NumPy, and Git
  2. Phase 2: Classical Machine Learning

    Weeks 21–32

    The workhorse algorithms — and, more importantly, how to evaluate them honestly on real data.

    • Linear & logistic regression
    • Decision trees, random forests & ensembles
    • Support vector machines & the kernel trick
    • k-means & clustering
    • PCA & dimensionality reduction
    • Model evaluation, cross-validation & the bias–variance trade-off
  3. Phase 3: Deep Learning

    Weeks 33–48

    Neural networks from a single neuron up to the transformer that powers modern AI.

    • What a single neuron computes; activation functions
    • Backpropagation, derived and computed by hand
    • Convolutional networks (CNNs) for images
    • Recurrent networks (RNNs) & sequences
    • Transformers & the attention mechanism
    • Regularisation and the real-world training loop
  4. Phase 4: Generative AI

    Weeks 49–62

    How today's language and image models actually work — no hand-waving.

    • Tokenization & embeddings
    • Large language models & next-token prediction
    • Diffusion models (how AI paints from noise)
    • Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
    • Multimodal models
    • Fine-tuning and adaptation
  5. Phase 5: Agentic AI

    Weeks 63–72

    Turning a model into a system that can plan, use tools, and act.

    • Tool use & function calling
    • Planning & reasoning loops
    • Memory & long context
    • The Model Context Protocol (MCP) & connectors
    • Multi-agent orchestration
    • Evaluation & guardrails
  6. Phase 6: Production & Capstone

    Weeks 73–78

    Ship it. Take one idea from notebook to something that runs and is monitored.

    • MLOps & experiment tracking
    • Serving models behind an API
    • Monitoring & data drift
    • Cost & latency in the real world
    • A faculty-style reviewed capstone project

Three depth-tuned tracks

Same curriculum, depth adjusted to where a student actually is. You pick the track; you can change later.

  • Class 9–10

    Intuition-first. Friendlier framings, more scaffolding, the same concepts introduced at an accessible depth.

  • Class 11–12

    Conceptual depth with the full maths, tuned to a senior-secondary student's footing.

  • Graduation / BE1

    Code-first and rigorous, with heavier build tasks and the complete derivations.

For parents

Built to keep your child safe and on track.

  • Parent-verified for under-16

    No account is created for a child under 16 until you approve it via a one-time code sent to you. You can revoke access anytime.

  • Weekly progress emails

    A Monday summary of what your child learned, where they got stuck, and how much time they spent. No surprises.

  • No DMs, no social, no ads

    Under-16 accounts cannot message other learners. There are no advertisements, and we never sell data.

  • DPDP-compliant, India-first

    We follow the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Every policy is in plain English on our /legal page.

  • Maps to CBSE / ICSE chapters

    Lessons surface the school-board chapter they cover, so studying for AI also reinforces school maths.

  • 7-day no-questions refund

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Pricing

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Premium Monthly₹399 / monthAll 234 lessons, 100 tutor messages/day, cohorts, portfolio publishing, completion certificate
Premium Yearly₹2,000 / yearEverything in Monthly — ≈58% cheaper (about ₹167/month)

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