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Mark Cuban Agentic AI

You already bring years of experience to your work. Mark Cuban Agentic AI shows you how to put AI agents to work alongside it. The free, in-person program is built for adults in community college continuing education courses, whether that’s a finance class or a trade program.

Over five days, you’ll complete 10 hands-on modules and leave with agents that act on goals you set, along with the rules that decide when they act alone and when they check with you first.

The Mark Cuban Agentic AI program is in its pilot phase. Subscribe to our newsletter to hear about future programs.

Inside the Dallas College Pilot

Spectrum News visited the Mark Cuban Agentic AI pilot at Dallas College to report on how students are learning to build and use AI agents. Watch the story for a look inside the classroom.

 

Built for adults with a job, a business plan, or a fresh start

Talking the next step at work

You’re great at your job and ready for the next title. You’ll build agents that take routine tasks off your plate and pick up skills your next role will ask for.

 

Making a career change

You want to take the experience you already have into a new role or field. Building and managing AI agents gives you something new to bring with you, and no tech background is required.

 

Bringing AI into your business

You own a business and want AI to handle more of the routine work. You’ll spend the week setting up agents and automations for tasks you already do, so they’re running before you leave.

Starting a business of your own

Maybe you’re an electrician or a bookkeeper thinking about going out on your own, as a side business or full time. Each module produces something you keep, so you finish the week with tools ready for the business you’re planning.

The Ten Modules

Module 1
Career and Skill Acceleration

Learners configure a Learning Agent to compare their current skills against a real target role, producing a personalized Career Development Plan with sourced resources and dated milestones.

Module 2
Values and Ethics

Learners define their professional values with an Ethical Oversight Agent and translate them into guardrails, producing a Personal Values Manifesto that governs how their AI tools may act on their behalf.

Module 3
Shields Up

Learners run an AI guided audit of their privacy exposure and online safety, then build a Personal Safety Shield of alerts and habits that protect their identity and reputation.

Module 4
Building with AI

Learners direct a coding agent to build and publish a live website from a plain language brief, practicing how to describe intent clearly and revise when the output misses the mark.

Module 5
Relationships and Communication

Learners build a network tracking agent and a voice calibrated communication agent trained on their own writing, producing a Networking Radar and a Communication Toolkit.

Module 6
Creative AI: Visual Design and Expression

Learners use AI as a creative collaborator, generating design concepts, graphics, music, and video, and leave with a personal Creative Toolkit and one finished creative artifact.

Module 7
Lifelong Learning in the Age of AI

Learners build a Learning Agent that curates a diverse, high quality information diet and defends against misinformation and echo chambers, producing a personalized newsfeed and lasting information habits.

Module 8
Your Personal AI Advisory Council

Learners design and chair a panel of specialized agents, each with a distinct role and perspective, to pressure test a real decision, producing a reusable Advisory Council.

Module 9
Automation and Connected Workflows

Learners connect their agents to everyday apps such as calendar, email, and documents using no code and MCP based tools, producing a set of working automations.

Module 10
The Skill of Continuous Learning

Learners build the habit of evaluating and adopting new AI tools on their own, producing a Future Proofing Toolkit that keeps their skills current after the course ends.

testimonialsWhat students say about Mark Cuban Agentic AI 

The goal should not be simply knowing that AI exists. It should be agency — the ability to use AI thoughtfully to solve real problems, make good decisions and create new opportunities for yourself and your community.

Charlotte Dungan, Chief Learning Officer

Frequently Asked Questions

The program is designed for adult community college students, adults taking non-credit or continuing education courses at a community college who want to use AI at work or in a business. No experience is needed.

 

No. The program is built for people in any field, including the trades and small business ownership. You’ll apply what you build to your own work.

 

No. You’ll direct AI agents in plain language, and they handle the technical work.

Yes. The pilot is free for participants, and coffee, lunch and snacks are included.

The program runs Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with one module each morning and one each afternoon. Attendance is mandatory all 5 days.

 

Yes, but it doesn’t need to be new or high end. Any laptop with the Chrome browser works on any operating system, as long as it is no more than 7 years old. If you don’t have one, request a loaner on your application.

Yes. Participants who complete the Academy receive a certificate of completion.

Yes. Participants apply each module to their own goals, whether that’s a side business, a job search or a personal project.

You learn in person alongside a cohort, and every module ends with a working product rather than a quiz or a worksheet. The modules build on each other, so by Friday your work fits together into one portfolio.

 

You receive a certificate of completion from the Mark Cuban AI Foundation. You’ll also keep everything you built, including your website and your agents. The final module gives you a plan for evaluating new tools and updating your agents as the technology changes.

 

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