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I don't view courses like this as a way to become employable really. But I'll probably follow this stuff just to become better in a more structured way. I signe
by nstart 11y ago
I don't view courses like this as a way to become employable really. But I'll probably follow this stuff just to become better in a more structured way. I signed up when ML and AI became first available on coursers (as soon as they launched and before the udacity spinoff). A few lectures in and I realised that they weren't kidding when they said the prerequisites of maths was needed. Attempting to find a way of doing it was just overwhelming. Amidst work requirements I gave up. I would have loved a guide like this when I was starting out.
- rgbrgb 11y agoThese courses will absolutely not make you employable on their own. However, if you do these courses and develop a CS/math vocabulary and you also build some substantial things then you'll absolutely be employable. In fact you'll be fairly employable with only the building stuff part but it's nice to have some foundational tools for modeling complex problems and the vocabulary to discuss problems and solutions precisely with fellow engineers.