Collaboration level 5

Orchestration

The human designs control across steps, tools, resources, state, permissions, roles, and systems.

Level 5

Course design relevance

What this level changes

Require traceable workflow state, bounded capabilities, validation, recovery, and human decision points.

Related units

Where this move becomes visible

Some units use the level as their primary move; others use it as a baseline or supporting collaboration condition.

Unit 08 · Teaching plan

Designing Workflows: From Single Chat to Reliable AI Systems

Participants learn to move beyond a sequence of chat turns and design a controllable agentic system with explicit state, capabilities, routing, validation, permissions, stop conditions, and human approval. They learn when orchestration improves reliability and when it only adds complexity.

Level 5 · Primary moveSystem literacy
Unit 09 · Teaching plan

Security and Trust Boundaries in Human-AI Collaboration

This final Friday makes security concrete as a control problem. Participants integrate learning from the preceding units to recognize where an AI-supported office task can lose control and to redesign the collaboration so that data, instructions, permissions, actions, and human responsibility remain appropriately separated.

Level 5 · Security-aware extensionSystem literacy