Sources & Course Notes

This independent crash course was prepared for an MBSE engineer moving toward solutions engineering. It is not Worth training, a hiring rubric, financial advice, or a production integration guide.

Scope

Allow about four hours, including practice. The six videos are short introductions; the learning happens in the exercises, explanations, and capstone. Company positioning and linked documentation were reviewed in September 2026. Products and contracts can change.

All businesses, application records, endpoints, tokens, status rules, and numerical results in the labs are fictional. They illustrate transferable patterns, not Worth's actual API contract. Refer to the provider's current documentation before a real integration.

Worth

• Worth's product overview: onboarding, underwriting workflow automation, verification, and risk information.
• Worth webhook documentation: event notifications and delivery behavior.
• Worth onboarding SDK quickstart: embedding the applicant flow and lifecycle handling.
• Original role listing: the user's role reference; availability may change.

Technical References

• MDN: HTTP methods
• MDN: fetch and HTTP error handling
• SQLite: SELECT and joins
• SQLite: aggregate functions and NULL
• React: effects and cleanup
• sql.js: local SQLite browser runtime, version 1.13.0. License.

Privacy & Limitations

Progress, video position, and draft answers stay in this browser's local storage. There is no course account, analytics integration, cross-device sync, or server-side answer collection. Your hosting provider may keep normal access logs. Clearing browser data clears progress.

Use fictional information only. This package has no built-in access control. Anyone with access to the hosted files can read and download them unless your host enforces authentication.

The request workbench simulates responses. SQL runs in a local worker. The JavaScript exercise runs in a sandboxed frame and worker with network access blocked by its content policy. Its mock fetch does not call Worth. The downloadable Node lab uses real local HTTP requests.

The videos use synthetic narration and animated illustrations, not a recording of a real presenter. Hand-drawn visual references informed the format; no third-party video footage is included.

Continue Offline

Download all six lesson notes, the local lab, tests, and answer key.