Best Machine Learning Courses on Coursera

Machine Learning is an absolutely fantastic skill to pick up. Here are some of my favorite Machine Learning courses that I have taken on Coursera.

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[ArunKumar-egvx]

I don't think this list is complete without the Deep Learning and Neural Nets course by Andrew Ng.. Outstanding educator he is..

[LukeBarousse]

Andrew Ng is the man! Didn't realize that Coursera had his course! 🤯 Thanks for sharing this Alex!!!

[saigowthambabuamburi]

I would like to include IBM machine learning. I have taken that and would say that is also an excellent course. It contains machine leaning and deep learning as every other course. The unique feature of this is, it deals with Time series forecasting and even helped me complete a project I was working on.

[MyGhilli]

Only after doing some Machine Learning projects, I now understand the importance of Data Cleaning. No Clean data No Machine Learning.

DataCamp is awesome, especially their projects section for Machine Learning is a gold mine. I badly wanted to do Andrew NG's ML course in Coursera but too bad its not implemented in Python :(

[shresthshukla]

1. Watched one video from the YouTube recommendation.
2. Subscribed the channel.
3. Watched videos in a row.😁

[muhammadsifaulrizky]

Additional course I think is IBM Machine Learning because I think with those kind of courses covered a lot of basic machine learning, deep learning and time series too compared with IBM AI Application, I have take this and IBM Data Science Professional Certificate and I think it is worth it for learning.

[rohitshakya]

Nice buddy, you helped a lot.
Keep going!!

[tigerrx]

Dude did you really take all those classes!!?? Kudos to you man

[andyh]

Thanks for this Alex, it's all been added to my 'to learn' list :)

[davidil]

Alex you did it again 🙂, another amazing video 🤩. I’m going to check those courses with Web 3.0 coming ML will play a big part and I don’t want to be left behind 🙂

[chandanreddy]

Please make a video on best courses for data science🙏🏻

[Gnosis]

I’ve started google data analytics course after watching your video

[laluthomas]

Hi Alex, thank you for your videos.
Not a related topic, I noticed Coursera IPO is on 31 March.

[ahmedkoleoso]

Coursera is only given 7 days trial for the machine learning by Andrew Ng. What should I do?

[GameFiai]

As much as I admire Andrew Ng, his machine learning course uses Octave instead of Python which was the reason I decided not to take his course. It's a bit outdated being 11 years old, but I'm sure the basics are still relevant.

[indiravemuri]

Hi Alex- learning so much from your channel
If I’m looking to actual graduate degree programs, and interested in data analyst- is that going to be found more in the data science section like ms or ma business analytics? Usually there hasn’t really been a ms in data analytics
If looking to get an actual degree what is the best title to look for within data analytics
Thanks in advance

[veronicab]

I’ve been thinking about Machine Learning lately. I’m glad you did this video. Why did you decide Data Science wasn’t for you?

[Hxkiii]

I’m planning on buying the Mac book air for the google data analytics certificate. Would I be able to run everything probably?

[gabrielfono]

as software engineer, I think it is the best time for me to jump into machine learning

[thirumalaip]

What is the difference between machine learning and data science ? Are they both one and same ? Or machine learning an advanced level of data science ?