Georgia Tech

I have been in half of the courses and am satisfied with the contents to help me refresh/learn ML knowledge systematically. I will continue learning and apply the knowledge to my future job hunting. One note is the timely help from the support team to... Read More answer the non-technical logistic questions. They help me clarify the questions of the plan and arrangement from time to time.

I have graduated from 3 Nanodegrees. I have gained skills and knowledge that have prepared me for new challenges. At the beginning I thought Udacity only offered Programming certificates, but discovering that they have a thorough syllabus and curriculum... Read More with the School of Business has allowed me to grow professionally.

I would say yes. Why?
Here are some pros and cons:

Pros:
1. One to One mentor calls every week as well as when you need help.
2. A big community of smart people daily asking or answering questions
3. A chance to build a great professional network all over... Read More the USA
4. Very specific and job oriented program.
5. Unlimited access to the materials forever in order to review, learn and grow

Cons:
1. Materials are borrowed from different sources unlike thinkful or udacity
2. Lectures do not go deeper into the concepts which make things difficult during the job interviews
3. Although the program makes you ready for the job, many important tools are left open for students to learn individually without any hands-on project on those.

Recommendation:
1. If you are enrolled or planning to enroll in the Data Science program, I would recommend buying a few months of data quest access. Data quest has some good discussion.
2. Audit some courses in edx and coursera to complement learning
3. For advanced learner, follow the georgia tech machine learning videos on Udacity. You will ace your job interview and projects for sure.