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Course Textbook and Learning Materials Development

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This contract involves the creation of a comprehensive AI course textbook designed to complement existing video content. The scope includes authoring and designing educational materials that thoroughly cover essential topics such as prompt engineering, AI risks, and foundational AI concepts. The deliverables are intended for both digital and print distribution, ensuring accessibility across multiple platforms. Awarded as a subcontract by the Department of Defense under NAICS code 541830, the work is set to be performed within the zip code 23666 area. The project aims to develop high-quality learning resources that align closely with multimedia content to enhance the educational experience for its intended audience. The contract was posted in September 2025, reflecting ongoing efforts to advance knowledge and training in AI within the defense sector.

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Develop AI course textbook covering prompt engineering, AI risks, for digital and print distribution.

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Department Of Defense → FA4890 Hq Acc AmicView Agency

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541830 - Media Buying AgenciesView NAICS

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VA, 23666, USA

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Author and design a comprehensive AI course textbook aligned with video content, covering prompt engineering, AI risks, and foundational concepts, for digital and/or print distribution.

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