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Greate ML Specialization program. I really enjoy the teach style of Andrew Ng. I can tell he has lots of heart and really want to share everything he know. The first two course had good pace. The last course feel abit compact with lots of information being packed in. While it was missing the smaller steps optional labs to help student practice the concept on simpler problems. Instead, the course 3 only have the final labs, which is surprisingly quite difficult when being thrown into it with so many new things at once. Overall, great program! I really enjoy learning ML from Andew Ng as the foundation for DL and AI for my career change into the AI Specialization role/field. Thank you Andrew.

The "Supervised Machine Learning: Regression and Classification, Advanced Learning Algorithms, Unsupervised Learning, Recommenders, Reinforcement Learning" course offers a comprehensive and valuable learning experience. It covers a wide range of machine learning topics, including supervised learning, advanced algorithms, unsupervised learning, recommenders, and reinforcement learning. The course provides a solid foundation in theory and practical applications, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners.

Excelent course! I highly advice people who wants to get in touch with this topic to give it a try, it has all the tools to go through it even if you know few of programming, however, I would have liked more some challenges in between with real applications, or even additional labs with this real application to try it for ourselves, just my opinion, but in the overall was fun to learn all of this!

I would like to know more on the theory when the actions you can do depend on the state you are in. For instance, in the game of the chess, all moves are not possible all the time depending on whether a piece is on a certain square or if it is pinned... This is the case in many games including the game of Go or even soccer only the player who has the ball is able to pass it to other people.

I think that this course goes very in-depth into how machine learning works. On top of that, he talks about the code and real world applications so transitioning this over to work or school is very easy. The practice labs have simulations and graphs to show exactly what your code is doing. Overall, just a very informative and relevant course.

A few things were left out, which albiet would have made the course slightly more complex, could have been added as optional / honors content for those wanting to atleast understand fully what was going on. Especially in week 3.

Very well on introduction the basic concept of the topics, but some of the function are not visible enough for us to understand (such as the update boolean in the assessment of reinforcement learning)

Amazing content, perfectly curated topics with hands-on labs, although Assignments and labs could be more challenging based on certain level students who already have programming backgrounds.

The content was details, explained thoroughly and understandable. But, when it came to implementation, few more labs similar to the structure of previous course could have improved it more.

The part on RL is obviously more difficult but gives a good understanding of the foundations and principles.

Overall an other great course taught by Andrew NG!

Lack of hands-on experience in coding (i.e. the implementation of the algorithm). Need more detail explanation and careful guidance throughout the notebook.

very good course but it needs lab practice , it looks like we just run the code , aand if we want to write by our self it is hard . but thank you so much

Very instructive and interesting. There were some videos were the slides were very cluttered with calculations (e.g., the derivative optional video).

The lab assignments are feel happy in nature. They should force the learner to write more than just the code for hidden layer selection. Thanks!

the content and theory are very good in the course, Andrew is an amazing instructor I just wish there were more coding exercises.