Udacity

Udacity is known for it's best course curriculum and projects, Deep Learning Nanodegree is so far the best Deep Learning course I did! It was pretty challenging for me and I had a great learning experience.

The mentorship support was super awesome! I had one-on-one mentorship who supported me consistently and also had super awesome community support got huge motivation during the course.

The Deep Learning Nanodegree has a total of 7 awesome projects and also the support of

• Experienced Project Reviewers
• Individual 1-on-1 Mentorship
• Personal Career Coach
• Awesome Student Community and many

If you love Deep Learning, You are passionate to dive into AI & your skills meet the requirements to enroll.
Just go for it! I recommend this course 🚀

I have tried out several MOOCs for several technology related courses. What makes Udacity stand apart are as follows: 1. Projects and assignments which are relevant to the current industry based trends. In other words, the projects are in line with what you would work on after joining a company. 2. Excellent to the point course materials, videos, lectures and exercises. Apart from being simple and easy to understand, you will grab the core concepts and at the same time go straight to things that you will need in order to work on a real world problem. 3. Very good alumni as well as job assistance support.

"You’ll learn how to create a digital user experience that is ready to be handed off for development. You’ll start by building familiarity and fluency with design research fundamentals to identify the user and the solutions they need. You’ll then synthesize your research, and use design sprints to take an idea from concept to low-fidelity prototype. Finally, you’ll learn how to turn your low-fidelity prototype into a high-fidelity design, and improve its performance based on data. Along the way, you’ll complete projects that can be incorporated into a UX portfolio at the end of the program in order to showcase your capabilities to future employers."

I have competed udacity's Full-Stack Web developer Nanodegree and during my interview to my current company I was asked most of the questions that were thoroughly explained in this course. Needless to say it is mostly because of this course and its content I am currently developing mobile applications for our clients and could launch myself into a IT world. The course was a perfect match for someone with little to no IT skills and it was all around a all-you-need starting pack for entering the programming world.

Android Basics from Udacity is a great course. Concepts included are explained well. It's made in collaboration with Google, and their tutors are charismatic. There is also a vivid community gathered around this course. People there are very helpful. But in my opinion the best part are projects that you are going to make during this course. They are getting progressively more difficult, but also rewarding. Each is reviewed individually, and those reviews are what really pushes you in your path of becoming a great developer.

There are several online learning platforms available for data analytics learning. i have personally been using some of them for a long time now. However, Udacity have been a unique platform among all of those. It's project based learning and career support has made it one of the most valuable learning platforms for different tech skills like UX design, web development, data science, artificial intelligence etc. It's tremendous mentor support is another important thing which not only help students to complete their nanodegree successfully but also become a mentor after successful completion. We all know, teaching is a great way to implement our learnings so in this sense it is a huge advantage for the nanodegree graduates. Besides, Udacity have some learning partners like Amazon, Bertelsmann, Mode, Facebook, Google who sometimes offers scholarships which brings another dimension in online learning. I was a part of such scholarship and can tell how it was so vital in my learning. The vibrant slack groups, facebook groups, video chats made our learnings even more engaging.

I joined Android Developer Nanodegree while in college and it was one of the best decisions since it helped me to gain the real-world exposure of building Android apps that can scale for millions of users. There are many online boot camps but I didn't found anywhere the level of professionalism that Udacity provides. 

Currently, I am working as Software Engineer (Android/iOS) in Aptener Mechatronics (CES 2020 Startup Innovation Award Winner)  and Udacity made it possible for a college student like me who didn't have the idea of "What Android is" to become an expert in Android. 

Thanks to Udacity