PyTorch for Deep Learning with Python Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

The course starts pretty good, everything clear, but from the moment where Jose starts talking about embeddings (48, 15:40) it seems to me that a part is missing in the course. The jump from pytorch to actual use for machine learning is so big, one cannot understand it from this course alone. Many concepts are introduced with some hand waving that you have to research yourself.

This was a great course. It is very much to the point with relevant examples and great lecturing. I've done a course at MIT on data science and AI, but I felt they were force-feeding me with all sorts of examples, involving Python packages I had never heard of, without allowing the time to internalize the material. This is much more streamlined and I feel more confident about what I learned.

Simple, concise and straight to the point. Nothing to complain about. I'm sure there must be other useful PyTorch-related notions not covered here, but for the paid price this was a real bargain. Jose really knows how to craft material in an interesting manner and keep the viewer awake. I will also note that his helpers are also doing a pretty good job addressing any questions in pretty much real time. Udemy qualifies a 5-star review as material above expectations, but this level of quality is what I've come to expect from Jose.

This is a typically great course form this capable instructor. The content spans a good range of subjects both theoretical and practical. Joes establishes a firm foundation of theory and practice before heading to the more advanced material. He covers lots of ground; I particularly liked the content on tabular neural networks, RNNs and CUDA. The exercises are well thought out. I only have to minor criticisms: the last section on NLP is rather rushed compared to the rest of the material (no exercises and not everything is explained). Also, occasionally (especially in the last section) Jose just types complex code and speaks it - without explaining or justifying his approach. This can be confusing. Nevertheless a great course which I strongly recommend.

The content course is good and the exercises are good for fixation and well explained, but the theoretical part such as backpropagation, CNN is poor, I felt missed good diagrams and/or graphs for explaining better these concepts. And the subtitles are automatically generated, several words are translated wrongs, which is bad for students that use the captions

Excellent course, a lot of details were provided which helps a lot.
Beyond expectation.

Explanations are very clear and projects are very well explained!

I am lucky to have this course. I love the course and I will gladly recommend beginner or anyone looking to learn Pytorch or Artificial Intelligence to first check out the course

This course is beautiful so far. I like that it starts with an overview. Reminding even more seasoned python programmers of some concepts we may have forgotten.
It then goes into more complex topics however the confidence gained from the earlier sections helps to overcome any fear . wonderful stuff

In my view, the best PyTorch course.

Actually the way he guiding us, really good and appreciable. The one who not belong to computer science background can also understand. So it is really good explanation so for.

Perfect