AI · Model Context Protocol

MCP Simplified: The Hands-On Guide for Beginners

Build custom MCP servers with tools, resources, and prompts. Learn the latest Model Context Protocol 2.0 with Python and n8n.

4.5 hours of on-demand video 9 sections 59 lectures Updated 10/2026
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course inclusions

What's included

4.5 hours
On-demand video
59
Lectures across 9 sections
8
Articles
5
Downloadable resources
Full
Lifetime access
Yes
Access on mobile and TV

course content

What you'll go through

9 sections · 59 lectures · 4hr 24min total length
Introduction6 lectures · 28min
  • Course orientation, MCP in action, and prerequisite setup
API Essentials [Optional Refresher]5 lectures · 25min
  • Review API concepts before building MCP integrations
MCP Essentials9 lectures · 44min
  • MCP purpose, architecture, and how MCP servers connect to AI applications
Build MCP Server: Account Manager10 lectures · 44min
  • Build and test an Account Manager MCP server with Python tools
Build Resources, Prompts, and Remote MCP11 lectures · 47min
  • Create MCP resources and prompts, then explore remote MCP connections
JSON-RPC, Legacy Vs Modern MCP [MCP 2.0]5 lectures · 20min
  • Compare legacy and modern MCP protocol flows and JSON-RPC
Understanding MCP Authorization Flows4 lectures · 14min
  • Explore OAuth2 authorization, Dynamic Client Registration, and CIMD
No-code MCP Development (with n8n)8 lectures · 41min
  • Build an OAuth2-protected MCP workflow with n8n
Congratulations!1 lecture · 1min
  • Course wrap-up

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description

About this course

Learn how the Model Context Protocol helps AI applications connect to tools and data, then build and test your own MCP servers through practical examples.

Who this course is for

  • Developers who want to build and test MCP servers
  • Consultants, architects, tech leads, and technical managers exploring MCP
  • Low-code and no-code developers interested in MCP workflows
  • Beginners curious about how AI applications connect to tools and data