Comprehensive AI & Machine Learning Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

Atom has reach its end of life, perhap an update with Visual Studio Code, would be nice.

NOT for beginners at all! PRO: Let's start saying that the teacher seems very prepared and the course covers a lot of themes. Those are the only positive things, and the reason why I gave it two stars instead of one. CONS: Before starting you need at least solid basis of pandas, scikit, numpy. The teacher doesn't care about the Q&A of the course. I asked some questions but no one answered me in months (I found the solution on my own and wrote it for other students). One of the few answers the teacher gave to a student asking for further explanation is "replay the course"... quite useless, but many others never got an answer. The first part about web development is probably the only part somehow understandable for a beginner. I already had experience, so for me it was quite easy, but still useful to fix some points. The python part is not deep enough to understand the following concepts. The machine learning part has a lot of theoretical concepts and it is only understandable if you have very strong knowledge of linear algebra and/or statistic. I had to look for other courses here on Udemy in order to start understanding how to develop some examples of ML and artificial intelligence with python and then come back to this one. At the end there is no explanation at all about how to connect the "frontend / web" part with the "python / ML" part. To make things even less understandable, the teacher sometimes uses the mouse to point to something, but we can't see it if he doesn't highlights the text. I suggest to follow this course only if you already have some kind of experience in ML: it would probably help having a more complete view of the subject. If it is your first course on the subject, take at least another one before.

The comprehensive view across platforms is extremely helpful.

Yeap, surely it is a good match for me. Since for long time I was looking for certified courses with less boundation of time and adequate resource material.

Easy to follow and lots of resources made available to practice code learnt. Lecture gives clear concise explanations allowing me to follow at a good pace. A mention on how to show results/outputs on VSC would be helpful for future students.

I never wanted to get my hands on HTML (just a phobia kinda stuff). But after having this course, I'm feeling really interested to dive into full-stack development and my confidence has raised a much higher as there is nothing much in frontend . Thanks a lot for the course!!

I've learn some of them before i take this course... but overall its amazing.. nice...

The instructor has good content but does not teach it well. His way of teaching is sort of assuming that people have had some programing before. The worst thing in this course is that is video is very poor. I can barely see the texts even when I expand to full screen.

The video is too blurry. I could barely see. Also, the course involved too much exterior material for example WS3schools. I feel like that I should go to WS3schools to learn instead of following to course.

It seems we are stuck to the tools mentioned by the author. I would have loved to learn everything independent of tool complexity like code on notepad++ or textwrangler and run in IDLE or something or browser.

New experience

Ok nothing great so far only downloading