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TensorFlow Developer Professional Certificate

Coursera

6 recommenders · 6 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2019–2023 · score 5.5

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A Coursera certificate program from DeepLearning.AI, taught by Laurence Moroney, that teaches building and training neural networks with TensorFlow, covering computer vision, NLP and time series. It is designed to prepare learners for the Google TensorFlow Developer certification exam.

Commenters point to it as the practical way to learn TensorFlow syntax and as preparation for the Google TensorFlow Developer certificate exam, with one saying the course covered everything needed for the exam.

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  1. Strongly recommendsstarbucksresidentr/learnmachinelearning2023in “Google ML Certificate?”

    Google Certified Tensorflow developer. I did it a few years ago, as I recall it was a five hour or so practical exam via a web UI. The recommended Coursera course covered all that was needed right down to very similar code required.

  2. RecommendsAminYassinr/learnmachinelearning2023in “Computer vision and NLP”

    I started a position as a ML eng a while ago. I really recommend Andrew ng courses on coursera ML specialization, get familiar with ML algorithms and then move to the DL courses of the same instructor, here I recommend doing some projects from YouTube like the ones on "code basic". Eventually…

  3. Recommends_LeVi09r/learnmachinelearning2023in “What's the best free machine learning course for Data science?”

    I would recommend Andrew ng machine learning course and do deep learning by the deep learningai on Coursera. After this do tensor flow developer certification from Deep learning ai and at last do MLOps from Deep learning ai . TBH I am fan of Andrew ng course 🤣.

  4. RecommendsAntman-007r/MachineLearning2022in “[D] How to start learning TensorFlow”

    Try some courses on Coursera like the deep learning specialization, Tensorflow developer certificate specialization and the advanced Tensorflow techniques specialization. Those are good places to ease yourself through the Tensorflow library and syntax. You can also chip in the new machine learning…

  5. RecommendsCreeeplingr/learnmachinelearning2022in “How are you supposed to make stuff after Andrew Ng's course”▲ 9

    I would suggest checking out Coursera's Tensorflow Specialization, or something similar for PyTorch. It will arm you with more handy tools to tackle ML problems!

  6. RecommendsVagabondageXr/learnmachinelearning2019in “Worth waiting for the 2nd edition of Data Science from Scratch?”▲ 1

    For tensorflow check out Andrew Ng’s Coursera courses.

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