Learning Path 1

Learn to Code

Build the habits and technical vocabulary required to turn a bounded problem into working software.

1 course 4 lessons 27 minutes
Who this is for
Physicians with little or no programming experience.
What you will leave with
Create, version, and explain a small project that solves one problem you understand.

The first useful build is usually small. It proves that a clinical frustration, personal workflow, or repeated calculation can become a system you control.

This path begins with that change in posture. You will learn how projects are structured, how Git protects your work, how GitHub makes it durable, and how JSON gives data a shape that software can use.

Course Sequence

Begin in order.

The publication date does not determine the sequence. The learning dependency does.

Course 1

Physician-Developer Foundations

Move from technical curiosity to a small, durable project with version control and structured data.

beginner 27 min 4 lessons

What you will learn

  • Choose a first project small enough to finish.
  • Explain the difference between Git and GitHub.
  • Create a repository with a useful README and meaningful commits.
  • Read and write the basic JSON structures used by APIs.
  1. 01 Your First Build Choose a low-stakes project that is small enough to exist before clinical urgency enlarges it. 6 min
  2. 02 Protect the Work with Version Control Understand what Git records, what GitHub adds, and why recoverable history matters. 6 min
  3. 03 Your First Week on GitHub Turn repository setup into a seven-day working habit tied to one real problem. 7 min
  4. 04 Structure the Data with JSON Learn the key-value structure beneath APIs, FHIR resources, and reliable AI outputs. 8 min