Considering that to buy this course you need to pay Udacity subscription at least one month (250$), this course is simply a scam:
Pytorch codes from 6 years ago! That is, the course is still exactly the same from the day it was released, and today (as of 2024) it is outdated. What's more, in some videos they name certain Git hub repositories that have changed. This appears in the actor-critic methods section, which is literally a man marketing himself and reading the code without explaining it, as if he were reading poems.
Generally poor explanations of videos of less than 5 minutes, unless you consult the papers and the book that offers, if you start watching the videos you learn rather little. Very poor explanations of programming codes.
Unpractical exercises. You have to solve DL problems from already built environments, that is, the practical part is limited to solve video game type environments that have no real life utility. Anywhere is there an example of how to build your own environment? → NO,
Impossible deliverables. If you give me a few GPU hours and I have to build my own models and test infinite hyperparameters how am I going to perform that task, if all I can do is copy a code from the internet that I know works so I don't spend those hours? They give very few GPU hours to solve the problems, and these have a lot to do with launching a model, waiting, changing hyperparameters etc.
The only good thing about the course is the papers and github repos it redirects to, which are useful. I mean, you pay an absurd amount of money for some internet links. My first and last course at Udacity :)
Considering that to buy this course you need to pay Udacity subscription at least one month (250$), this course is simply a scam:
Pytorch codes from 6 years ago! That is, the course is still exactly the same from the day it was released, and today (as of 2024) it is outdated. What's more, in some videos they name certain Git hub repositories that have changed. This appears in the actor-critic methods section, which is literally a man marketing himself and reading the code without explaining it, as if he were reading poems.
Generally poor explanations of videos of less than 5 minutes, unless you consult the papers and the book that offers, if you start watching the videos you learn rather little. Very poor explanations of programming codes.
Unpractical exercises. You have to solve DL problems from already built environments, that is, the practical part is limited to solve video game type environments that have no real life utility. Anywhere is there an example of how to build your own environment? → NO,
Impossible deliverables. If you give me a few GPU hours and I have to build my own models and test infinite hyperparameters how am I going to perform that task, if all I can do is copy a code from the internet that I know works so I don't spend those hours? They give very few GPU hours to solve the problems, and these have a lot to do with launching a model, waiting, changing hyperparameters etc.
The only good thing about the course is the papers and github repos it redirects to, which are useful. I mean, you pay an absurd amount of money for some internet links. My first and last course at Udacity :)