Udacity

I've always wanted to develop my own Android applications ever since I got my first Android phone. By enlisting on Udacity Android Basics Nanodegree, I have fulfilled that goal, and honestly, I feel like there is no application I can't develop! I can't... Read More stress enough how smooth and enjoyable the learning experience was, with helpful and available monitors tutoring me along the full course. It's definitely worth!

This program requires accountability on yourself. Having a hard deadline at the end required made me procrastinate to the very end. If each project had a hard deadline, I feel as though I would stay on top of things more. Being able to use Jupyter notebooks... Read More within the web page was convenient. I do wish you could download lectures for times without internet.

I followed and gratuaded from the Front-End Developer Nanodegree Program at Udacity. It´s an amazing program: I learned from the best, with really good materials (videoclasses, case studies, articles and most importantly: live support from mentors and... Read More instructor). I strongly recommend this program.

I should be reviewing the course from materials perspective and how organized and deep this course was "which is true for sure" whoever i finished the front-end nano-degree and now i'm a UX designer so am not here to talk about the science but about the... Read More six months of learning how to learn, how to be adhere to time and effort on daily bases for six month "while i was still in college and working as a full time customer support" it was the real challenge and the output that am really proud of is how this diploma trained me to multi-task and commit to ethics and deal in a professional way "especially that i got this diploma as fund from the government and udacity with condition that am going to pay the whole course price if i fail which obviously i couldn't afford in this time" so at the end this diploma with this very hard situation made me a more professional, productive, self independent person who can "literally" work under pressure

I signed up for an artificial intelligence course with Python with the aim of getting basic backgrounds and tools because I want to get into the field of development. I have done a number of online courses in the past and my expectation was for a course... Read More where I could learn the basics and then move on. Once I started the course I realized that I was in a completely different league. Not only was the course rich in lectures by amazing and engaging lecturers, there were also extensive exercises and assignments that helped greatly in understanding the material.

I can say that this course was so good that after a year I took a machine learning course at university and almost never had to study it. The explanations of the algorithms and back propagation were visually and unusually understandable. I don't think there's a way to learn about these topics through textbooks.

I highly recommend this nanodegree for anyone who wants a comprehensive course on Python programming and artificial intelligence. There really is nothing else to look for.

I was honored to get a Data Science course at Udacity which enhanced my knowledge and experience. I'm hoping to continue as they have great materials and instructors which worth spending time to learn favorite subjects. For those who are looking for online... Read More courses, I guarantee they will enjoy and experience amazing source of learning.

The course content is rich and easy to understand. The assignments are also very interesting to do. The course doesn't goes much deep but it gets succeeds to push you into the field and gets you the resources to start with. The assignments get you started... Read More on real world problems and it feels good to solve the questions and make a working system.

at first, Thanks to Allah then Udacity, helping me to find my inspiration with web development , and being Front-end web developer, I applied for Udacity from a grant NTL formed by ministry of technology and communication, I applied for Front-end web... Read More development nano degree, and that was the first Courses got online, and I was fear from not completing this nano degree at first, by actually I found people who help me and support me to the end, then Udacity gave me lots opportunities too, like reviewer and mentor as well, and finally, I recommend Udacity nano degrees for anyone wanna be a man, with a good Instructors, with a fair Reviewers, with a Mentor as a guide for your life, challenges, or any thing else related to your nano degree!
Best wishes!

pros with udacity : they are
- professional : there are partnership with firms and you can see jobs and teachers come from these firms
- available : when there is a problem, i have an answer rapidly in 1 hour or 1 day
- very nice : they are always nice,... Read More very respectful for customers...
- lessons very clear, in the real world no blabla...: all lessons are very clear organized with bibliography, templates excel, word and you can save your video, so you can watch your video at hom

cons : i don t see

One of the biggest pros of Udacity Nanodegree is that they make you feel big, think big. After starting the curriculum, one feels he is doing something big knowing he is being taught by industry leaders. Mine story is also the same, Back then, I was a... Read More UG student from India and the city where I live is still growing in IT field. Students were getting discouraged by boring academics and dull surroundings. They were getting fooled by private coaching institutions. But then I got the chance to get enrolled in Udacity Front end Nanodegree where I came to know about various technologies I haven't heard about and didn't know things can get done others ways also. Most importantly it boosted my self esteem and made me believe I can do things which people around me can't do. I learnt JS like a pro because of Udacity. Even now where I work, people around me don't know about DOM interfaces, event phases and so many basic things. People write wrong code(imperative) in React and I correct them. After graduating from Udacity's Nanodegree I have learnt so many technologies on my own like Nodejs, Electron, React Native, Dev-Ops. All of them were possible because of base created by Nanodegree. It makes me wonder what I was an year ago when I was not able to find motivation to learn a programming language and now they have taught me:
"How to learn"