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I would guess CS193P is probably more in depth just in their lecture content alone than the Nanodegree lecture content. And I can't speak to every Nanodegree,
by colmvp 8y ago
I would guess CS193P is probably more in depth just in their lecture content alone than the Nanodegree lecture content.
And I can't speak to every Nanodegree, but the projects I worked on in my Nanodegree were 'easy' enough that it wasn't hard for the reviewers to mark. There wasn't a ton of room for creativity. Most importantly, their feedback was pretty mixed in terms of how in-depth they went. Often, they'd just link me to posts from other real-life experts to the point where I felt like I was getting most of the 'juice' from outside of Udacity.
- povertyworld 8y agoCS193P is a few lectures on Swift, a couple on MVC, and then the rest is just a different part of the iOS SDK every day. It's certainly good, and whenever they publish a new semester, I watch it, but it's not like there's some special Stanford magic there.