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GA Tech will be cheaper, having GA Tech on your resumé is a net positive in a job search. Beyond that, you're going to be starting over, and frankly the GA Tec
by jki275 6y ago
GA Tech will be cheaper, having GA Tech on your resumé is a net positive in a job search.
Beyond that, you're going to be starting over, and frankly the GA Tech experience isn't very good in any way -- speaking as a student that's half way through the program.
- paat 6y agoI am aware of that. I have been reading about what the courses are like on the reddit and quite frankly it sounds like hell to me. I am mostly interested in security, and not so interested in AI/ML. Robotics does sound pretty cool though.
- jki275 6y agoAI4R is a phenomenal course, and it's run by a couple of great professors who actually care about teaching it. ML4T is another amazing course that's run by a great professor who actually cares about teaching. Unfortunately I haven't found any other courses like those.
- kingkongjaffa 6y ago> GA Tech experience isn't very good in any way Can you elaborate? I'm a MechEng by education who has found himself in a software start up, I'm not US based but was looking for something like the GT program to help round out the resume post career switch.
- jki275 6y agoI know more than one mech e who got into the program and couldn’t handle it. It’s just straight up pain and suffering and the actual education is sub par. If you read through omscentral a lot of the reviews there are actually spot on.