I recently became interested in ML and started with THE course for having a good intro into ML (Coursera's ML by Andrew Ng). That one is offered for free on Coursera and you only pay if you really want to have the certificate once you are done.
That course was so interesting to me and the way Andrew Ng explains - his enthusiasm, his sincerity, the way he talks, his authority on the field mixed with his unbelievable modesty - it is all a mix of things I love in a teacher. He is so inspiring. So I continued.
I am about to finish the Deep Learning Specialization that has 5 courses and my next one will be Tensorflow in Oractice.
I pay for a Coursera subscription (44 EUR/MO) and I am very very happy with the quality of the courses I mentioned above.
When I was studying in depth regarding database development and performance optimization (MSSQL mostly) I really really liked the courses on Pluralsight.
That course was so interesting to me and the way Andrew Ng explains - his enthusiasm, his sincerity, the way he talks, his authority on the field mixed with his unbelievable modesty - it is all a mix of things I love in a teacher. He is so inspiring. So I continued.
I am about to finish the Deep Learning Specialization that has 5 courses and my next one will be Tensorflow in Oractice.
I pay for a Coursera subscription (44 EUR/MO) and I am very very happy with the quality of the courses I mentioned above.
When I was studying in depth regarding database development and performance optimization (MSSQL mostly) I really really liked the courses on Pluralsight.