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CS230 Deep Learning
Stanford University
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2020–2021 · score 2.1
Stanford's CS230 Deep Learning course, taught as a graduate-level class covering neural networks, CNNs, RNNs, and practical deep learning engineering. Lecture videos and course materials are publicly available on YouTube.
Commenters point to it as a rigorous, theory-heavy option, with one noting they took it through Stanford's SCPD program.
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Stanford uploads all their machine learning courses to Youtube. They have courses for Machine Learning, Deep learning, NLP, Computer Vision. I recommend checking them all out. They give you a very thorough understanding of theory. You can google to get to the courses homepage. There you will find…
If you don't care about certifications from the online courses, then I'd suggest the CS231n by stanford on CNN, CS230 etc. The Coursera specialization on deep learning is also good. I am currently doing that one as well. However, this one isn't too math-heavy and brushes over some topics.
I'm in similar situation with you, so I want to give my opinions, hope it helps. ​ Remove 1 and 5 out of your list, they're useless and just distraction. Entering a ML related Master program will make you spend a lot of time on courses unrelated to ML, and datascience almost has no…