Computer Vision Nanodegree Program

Master the computer vision skills behind advances in robotics and automation. Write programs to analyze images, implement feature extraction, and recognize objects using deep learning models.

Learn cutting-edge computer vision and deep learning techniques—from basic image processing, to building and customizing convolutional neural networks. Apply these concepts to vision tasks such as automatic image captioning and object tracking, and build a robust portfolio of computer vision projects.

[willasn]

My AI Experience:

I was really interested in Artificial Intelligence, because i saw the enormous potential. My first station was the ai course from Andrew Ng. I understood the math completely, but in terms of programming i didnt understand a Single Thing. the course is Structured like this: Shows you the math and Concept. Next Step programming Exercises with no Explanation.

My thoughts was "Ok what does this function means. Why is the code Structured this way? What are the First steps of creating a Neural Network? Why do i Need to write the Code in this specific way?"

So Please learn a little Bit (few months) of python programming and get a Good Beginner book like that from "tariq rashid" Not even a genius can go from 0 to 100. And this is why most people dont finish.

[willasn]

Everybody who wants to do this course or any Related have to study the requirements very well. most of the dislikes comes from people, who failed the course i think.

Udacity should offer the First 2 weeks for free of every course. I Think this Way people find the right course for their current skill set and are more willing to Pay, if they Think they are able to Finish.

Not even a genius can go from 0 to 100. And this is why most people dont finish. They dont have the math skill set and programming experience to begin with.

[codethings]

Damn these videos are so cool unlike math