A paid Udacity nanodegree program in deep reinforcement learning that uses guided projects to teach RL methods. It is positioned as more structured and project-driven than the free academic lecture courses commenters also mention.

Commenters call it well structured and say it was the best overall RL course they tried, with active forums to help when the material gets hard.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsdxjusticer/MachineLearning2020in “[Discussion] My opinion regarding several RL courses I tried”▲ 2

   I can see what you mean. Share similar views on the Coursera specialization. I would suggest that you give the Udacity Deep Reinforcement Learning Nanodegree a try. There should be a trial period during COVID19. I found it very helpful as it was structured. Mind you, it's still difficult, and the…

2. Recommendscounterfeit25r/learnmachinelearning2018in “Does anyone know of any good Reinforcement Learning MOOCs or courses?”▲ 1

   I found the UC Berkeley RL course to be very well made, and they're free: http://rail.eecs.berkeley.edu/deeprlcourse/resources/. The lecture videos do not have the slides at a weird angle either. I went through most of the lectures of the Fall 2017 version and they were very good. They also have…

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