In-Depth Udacity Deep Learning Nanodegree Review

Welcome to my in-depth Deep Learning Nanodegree review video! I finished the Deep Learning Nanodegree in August of 2017. It was one of the best courses I've ever taken.

If you want to get involved in the world of AI and Deep Learning, this is a great place to start.

Special thanks to Karan Tandon for requesting this video via Patreon!

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[mrdbourke]

Hey guys, I hope you get some value out of this one!

I tried to share as much as possible of my experience of the Deep Learning Nanodegree.

Special thanks to Karan Tandon for requesting this video via Patreon.

[sreyassriram]

I've been following your channel for a while Daniel, it's fantastic stuff. Keep it going mate !

[СергейАндреев-бъ]

Thanks Daniel! I was in doubt about taking this course. Now I gonna try.

[superaluis]

Awesome video, dude! Keep strong, bro.

[MalamIbnMalam]

I hope that you eventually decided to get a Masters degree in Computer Science with your specialization being in Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence/Interactive Intelligence

[allankumar]

Sir you have completed AI with Python, deep learning, machine learning and advanced AI from Udacity.

[bot]

Such a Great review, This video help me a lot because I have a problem what I should start first and this video provide a lot of information that enough to make me know where I should do first

[programming_and_snacks]

Thank you, Daniel! You're amazing.

[brewedscript]

How long did it take to finish the nano degree? there are two options: 4months or 1month. I've watched Andrew's courses and I did code.

[NeuroScientician]

Thank you. Have you heard anything good about the Microsoft's Professional program series (AI, BigData, ML, DS...)? Is it anything similar? How about Coursera, Stanford Data Science?

[kamalyogi]

Should i go for andrew ng's course or udacity's DLND program? Or should i do both and in what sequence?

[RC-qihs]

Anderw Ng's words from deep learning specialisation 😉
Im doing it

[souravmondal_]

Great review😊 . I want to ask you question that "is there is some way one can get free acess of udacity nanodegree programme for ml or deep learning?"

[snewnham]

Nice vid! Btw, any text books you are happy to recommend?

[mark]

When you pay the month, do you have access to the whole course? I ask because I already have a good knowledge base and I think I can take less time, but I would not like to have restrictions when I make the monthly payment. Second question: do you think it is still worth it in 2023?

[adarshpawar]

Hi, I'm planning to enroll the data analyst course and me in middle of confusion that what happend if i wouldn't able to complete the course. Mean while i have exam so may happend that i couldn't give my 100% on course but i have last 2 month hope i can do better on that.

[montblunk]

You're awesome. Great informative video.

[deepakshreevastav]

Great review Daniel!! I am planing to take a MLND from Udacity but i am bit confused as I don't know whether I should go for MLND or DLND? If I want to go for DLND should I know all of the concept which is used in MLND?

[YNEzra]

Can you describe briefly the difference between the 2nd Term of AIND and DLND? AIND 2nd is also a 3 month degree consisting of Deep Learning material.

[syedarbaz]

I don't have any prior knowledge of I strt learning it be difficult for me....?or I should frst learn intro to ML and then go for DL