Udacity

I had taken Deep Learning nanodegree course from Udacity
Pros:
It does a really great job at explaining Deep learning fundamentals ranging from basics to Image classification and also advanced DL models such as Generative Adversarial Networks, etc.
You learn... Read More a lot of things, which you can say is the core knowledge base required for a ML engineer.
This course other than providing great content, has great Jupyter notebooks which helps you learn how to thinnk and built solutions for a given problem and i had find that very useful.
Feedback from mentors, is a useful thing to have.
Also not to forget, Udacity has a really good free Data Science interview course which helps as well, if you are preparing for an interview.

Cons:
Bit expensive compared to Coursera, if you are tight on budget

I completed the Udacity program 'intro to programming' in effort to help gain a baseline understanding of OOP language concepts. After finishing the course not only did I gain what I wanted but also peaked an interest to do more of it. Udacity gave me... Read More exceptional building blocks to help jump start my career in engineering.

I attended Udacity's Front End Nanodegree Program in 2018.

The overall experience in the course was really nice. The content is well structured and developed. It also helps that the course has theory, quizzes, and videos, which is good for multiple learning... Read More styles.

The projects are very interesting and fun to do! You get to be reviewed by a more experienced developer and the feedback you get is very thorough and helpful so you know if what you have learned is solid.

What could be improved?
1. The course was outdated. I took this course in mid 2018 and there were some important subjects that are related to Front-End Development that were not covered. Tools like webpack, React, or subjects like deployment, hosting, basic UI/UX, CSS Grid and Sass were not included, which are essential for modern day front-end development.

2. When you got to a new module, it was totally disconnected from the content developed in the previous module. It sometimes felt that each module was its own course and they were just put together for the nanodegree instead of each one being developed specifically for it.

3. Price: Although the quality is very good, Udacity remains a bit pricey. There are very good alternatives that use a subscription method in which you have access to a wide variety of courses by just paying a single fee.

Good choice for career improvement. This program provided me knowledge over a lot of very important subjects related to the field (Statistics, Data Wrangling, Exploratory Data Analysis, Machine Learning, Data Visualization, and others) by going through... Read More each of them in a very good pace, for starters or mid-level people.

Udacity certainly served me right. Their Data Analytics program changed the trajectory of my entire life, and that's not even exaggerating. After completing the program, I was so enthralled with the material that I went back to school for a Masters in... Read More Computer Science.

The only regret is that it wasn't enough on it's own to launch me into a new position.

Udacity have the rich material which can a scholar completely job ready. The tools and technique used by udacity is just awesome, the way mentors use to teach is mind bursting and the content offered by them is very much upto the mark which can make you... Read More land at a decent paying job. The mentors are usually the idustry experts who can share their experience as well.

After five years in digital security B2B sales, I pursued a career change to Digital Marketing. I wanted to learn from the ground up so I purposely took a lower-level job on the operations side with the goal to transition back to the account side eventually.... Read More Overall, I thought this was a good choice, but even after 3+ years, I was missing so much industry background and context other co-workers had. Enter Udacity - I took Udacity's Digital Marketing Nano-degree and completed the course on time. Many of the sections I will not use from an operations point in my career, however, the context of how my clients and partners may plan for and use email, search, social and display channels has helped me be more comfortable to make recommendations and take on a leadership role. I ended up transitioning back to the account side about 6 months after taking this course and I consider this course to be exactly as advertised.

While on full-time job, you just want to learn fast and get it over with. Many online courses are in-depth but too long, others are quick but you actually didn't learn anything. Udacity struck that balance in speed and depth when I was learning more about... Read More data, i.e. analysing and manipulating with SQL and Tableau.

As a self-taught programmer, I found Udacity is very well in teaching programming concepts for a starter. They take you by hand and lead you to the right path. I took "Android Basics" and "Android Developer" Nanodegrees. Both are great they shift you... Read More to be real Android Developer.
With Udacity you will learn the ability to search for a solution by yourself, which benefit you to learn how to read documentation, googling for a solution, reading sections of books, taking another short-courses.
I didn't like one thing which is their contents are a little behind (just a little) and updated slowly. But, when you are graduated this will not be an issue for you at all.

Thanks to this course I was able to crack deep learning hackatons. Even I went a step further to teach my colleagues about this certificate. But I didn't knew at this hard times in Bengaluru I could complete the course. The best thing is alumni these... Read More guys that they have, they share lot of the knowledge. Due to Udacity I have kept my github and medium profile very nicely.
Thank you Udacity