Are you really comparing CMU with Udacity? That's like comparing any Ferrari model with a Corolla. Not saying Udacity is bad. I mean a Corolla is a great, chea

Are you really comparing CMU with Udacity? That's like comparing any Ferrari model with a Corolla. Not saying Udacity is bad. I mean a Corolla is a great, cheap, pragmatic and utilitarian car, just like Udacity is a great, cheap, pragmatic way to learn academic topics. But you really can't compare the two things. Carnegie Mellon and Udacity are extremely different and non-comparable in any rational way.