Udacity

It was a nice overall experience of studying from such awesome materials and resourceful courses

what I liked most about Udacity is the challenging project, it's kind of using all that I have learned in one place,

and I applied to even use more than that in the projects especially in the beginning of learning a new skill, the project is really kept in handy.

what I also like most how the quizzes helping us to practice and demonstrate the ideas, even when the concepts begin to get a little harder! or just so new to me.

also, the quality of videos is really high, well tailed for the subject.

I really enjoyed the course and the detail that instructors provide within their video segements for the course. They push you to learn on your own and develop your knowledge in order to pull through the assignements. This in turn allows the student to challenge themselves to create wonderful code or features within projects.

You won't be disappointed pursuing their courses that are available. They are constantly working with tech companies to bring students the latest in knowledge and current business practices in the industry. They also work hard to make sure you are job seeking ready while searching for the jobs that suite your field of interest.

I've been doing MOOCs for a while now on many different websites. I had the opportunity to take a Nanodegree course on Udacity in Machine Learning Engineering. I'm here to give feedback on that, spoiler alert, it was one of the best.

Curriculum: Udacity curriculum is one of the best. All of them are created by professionals who are experts in their respected fields. The curriculum is updated regularly so that students get the experience of what's currently trending in the industry. 

Instructors: Udacity has highly qualified instructors. All of them are mostly employees are Udacity and they have a good selection process hiring instructors. All the projects are manually evaluated by instructors and proper feedback is given.

Quality of course: Every course is divided into multiple sections and each section focuses on many different topics. After every topic, you are given a quiz to evaluate yourself. All the videos are well crafted with great animation and are very compact which makes them great to watch. 

Job Assistance: The job assistance is not that great compared to the actual course. Don't get me wrong, Udacity provides a number of facilities to get their students hired including. Services like Linkedin profile review, Github profile review and, resume reviews are very helpful. However, they do not actually provide much career assistance apart from that. Their forum and job board isn't much different from any other job site in the market. I wish the job assistance were better. 

If you really want to learn something then Udacity is the place to go. They will give you a very high standard of education although it might cost you more than others in the category. You will be able to break into any field with confidence with a Nanodegree from Udacity. I'd definitely recommend to everyone from beginner to experts. 

17 years ago it was difficult to "study" the code, because everything was happening in real time and progressing very quickly. Code academies did not exist. At that time, we learned by researching, self-learning.

Udacity online courses allow students to organize their time to study when they are doing better (great for the people that work) and from anywhere in the world.
It has been exciting to get my first front-end certificate

I completed the Udacity Full Stack Nanodegree. Overall, it was a positive experience and I am aware that the course content and curriculum has improved since I took it.
 
As per Udacity's teaching style, the course videos are short and succinct to make knowledge easily digestible. The course instructors explained the materials using various diagrams, analogies and examples. There are quizzes to challenge you and test your new-found knowledge. And also, several challenging projects for one to apply their gathered skills and to also show to potential employers.
 
I also got free services like LinkedIn, Github, CV and Cover Letter review. The feedback I received was really helpful. This is arguably one of the better parts of the program especially if your online presence is below par.

I really liked the training and course content of the ML Engineer Nanodegree, but be forewared, it is heavily tilted for AWS. It focuses on deployment of models, so be sure you already know your basics and algorithm theories beforehand as it mainly teaches you on how to deploy ML projects via AWS Sagemaker.

The required projects are the best though. They walk you through tough parts in the first two so you are not overwhelmed, but they do make you work for the last one so you will be prepared and ready. 

I do wish the program as a whole had more job placement support. (Udacity used to have a money back guarentee years ago, just before I got on board, but now they don't.) At least their scholarship options are nice. So if you are a worker, you shouldn't have to worry too much about funding. 

The mentors are great. They respond quickly and the student resources are useful as well. If you are trying to level up your knowledge and skills, this is a good site and most programs are excellent.

I learned a lot through projects. The instructional videos with exercises were high quality as well. However, few videos done by instructors from Georgia Tech were boring but they removed them from the recent course content. 
So, main value of this program compared to other programs are the projects and their feedback. They give you detailed feedback even on your code and suggest ways to improve even the things that I did right. I haven't seen this in any other online course and I learned a lot through it. 

Great instructors with an amazing support for milestone projects that are required as part of the course's curriculum. However, the topics covered in the Machine Learning part were too superficial compared to the preceding modules, leading to an underwhelming experience at arguably the most impactful part of the nanodegree's syllabus. It was clear that the material was considerably older than the other modules, and I hope that the newer iterations have corrected that.

I still highly recomend Udacity for its overall experience and relevance and plan to take other courses, but I'd recommend checking the syllabus to see if there are older courses mixed in-between newer ones.

If you really want to build something or to develop an approach towards any web based project, This nanodegree is best for you.

Lets consider some points for better understanding

1.Timeline 

For complete new bee there are prerequisites you must check before enrolling ,otherwise you will end with time deficiency. To complete all projects and requirements for successfull completion of nanodegree you will have just Four months which is just minimum required time for a student who has familiarity with html, css and javascript, a sufficient time. Otherwise you need more than Four months.

2.Instructors

Instructors are masters in their field, most of them have real working experience , They have been in related industry or developing software, They will take you basic to the software engineering topics . Richard Kalehoff is best instructor, he instructs on DOM, Version control and  Object-oriented programming topics

3.  Course Curriculum.

Curriculum keeps updated in every 6 to 7 months according to market demand and new development trends, relevant projects are there with respect to each topics covered throughout the course. Sometimes project becomes headache and you will stuck if you develop all projects your own, they are time consuming but you will have real experience of working on projects and meeting deadlines.

4. Job and opportunity

Udacity organise udacity propel a job fair type where company and graduates from all nanodegree  gather and participate in interview process. Initially you may not have enough confident to take part in job process but if you stay courageous and keep learning after 1 to 2 months of course completion you will  fiind yourself confident enough and and believe me interviewer will be impressed . It;s my real experience too, I had a job offer at a startup https://www.weebuy.in condition was to join as a full time employee and I am 3rd year CSE undergraduate so that was not possible.

Also you have understanding of how things work on web and you will have a best approach towards any project.