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IMO proper educational courses are not a means to an end, and will need strong supplement and continued work. It will provide a good foundation, and in the long
by ztratar 10y ago
IMO proper educational courses are not a means to an end, and will need strong supplement and continued work. It will provide a good foundation, and in the long run probably increases your worth as an engineer (ML or full-stack) more than a couple grand per year. Thus, as an investment, it's quite high.
In addition, as a full-stack engineer with no CompSci background, these types of courses and projects (non-CRUD, more challenging) will help set you apart from the waves upon waves of Rails/Angular bootcamp grads.
- nnq 10y ago> these types of courses and projects (non-CRUD, more challenging) will help set you apart from the waves upon waves of Rails/Angular bootcamp grads yes, but the question is more like whether this particular course/nanodegree, which is priced like >4x as much as other courses in the fields, is really worth it? I mean, they did kind of a poor job explaining its contents and why it's better than maybe getting a similar thing by combining much cheaper or free resources from them and their "competitor" MOOC platforms... even the backers, IBM + Amazon Alexa + Didi... are not exactly the most transparent and "leading" entities in their field, it's not like they have a "backed by Google/Facebook" that would inspires 10x more trust. I will definitely continue learning more and trying to get a career in this field... but my question is about this particular learning resource: do you think it would be really worth the price?