After finishing my Nanodegree I can say Udacity provides the best online courses ever on the web.

The course is well structured and you can learn not only the basis of the Frontend web developing but also advanced topics like design patterns, accessibility, web tooling & automation, reactJS and a lot of other important & interesting topics to learn.

The courses are very well written, taught by leaders in industry and education such as experts from Google & Facebook .

The Nanodegree also offers good resources such as:

- Videos.

- Repositories with the code you need for the exercises or projects.

- Community Forums & Slack channels.

- Coach Appointments.

- A very interesting Career Resource Center.

I loved the course videos as they are short and straight to the point which helped me to understand most concepts quickly and accurately.

You get practical projects that lead to a portfolio showcasing the skills you have learned, each project comes with a grading rubric and a code reviewer goes through your project line-by-line and offers inline feedback where appropriate. The reviewers I met were pleasant and helpful as providing good tips & suggestions for improving your code professionalism level.

They are constantly developing the platform so expect to see improvements and interesting additions in their courses.

I definitely recommend this Nanodegree to every one looking to gain, increase and master frontend development skills.

It was an entirely different and completely new experience in online learning. Always thining in help professionals, or those entering the career field. Many of these programs are custom-tailored to specific industry needs, which makes the information they provide relevant to the workforce.

Overall, I was happy with what I learned at Udacity Deep Learning course. The curriculum and the instructors were great.

Now, about the "not challenging enough" part. I have to say, the projects are fun, close to reality, and helpful. However, close to the end of the program, some projects have a lot of copy and paste solution from the lessons. For example, in the last project, which is deploying a deep learning model on Amazon Sage Maker, I found myself doing a lot of copying code from the lessons.

Some might say I should not copy the code, instead, I should type it down. Well, these are configuration lines for deployment. Nobody will try to remember them, that's impractical.

Make no mistake, I love the program, that's why I gave it 5/5 stars. Furthermore, I would love the program to improve even more!

If you're an experienced coder and are curious about taking Udacity's AI nanodegree, there were five things that helped me make a decision. 

I wish future me would have sent me this info back when I was trying to decide. I could have saved lots of time and fear of wasting my money.

Well, future me is here now. I wrote this review in hopes it will help you make your decision to go forward with the Udacity AI nanodegree or not.

[ to see the entire post goto [http://www.thedevpreneur.com/2017/11/26/udacity-ai-nano-degree-review-coders/]

 

1) Self learning AI is not working for you

I've finished the Frontend Developer Nanodegree in August 2018, thanks to a scholarship provided by Google. I've never coded in my life before, but the course gave me all the basic tools needed to understand and learn more about web development. In other words, they did a great job teaching me how to ride a nice bike :)

The mentorship and the support provided by Udacity is overall very good. I've found extremely useful the project reviews, where a real developer was reviewing my code, providing extremely useful feedback. All the projects are then showed in your GitHub account, and this means that you can use them as a personal portfolio.

After the end of the course, I've also decided to use their "career support". It consists of quite many projects, whose goal is to improve your CV, your LinkedIn profile and to learn how to behave during a technical interview.
In November 2018 (2 months after the "graduation"), I've received my first traineeship offer as a frontend developer and today I'm a happy junior developer. 

I can only warmly recommend this course cause it re-pays itself after few months ;)

it's good for want to start career in android app

Udacity is what really became the driving force behind the career change. Before Udacity, I was working wage jobs. Now, I have good job, and new life!

Thanks to ALLAH for leading me to this course, it was an eye-opening about what is data and how to analysis a business. 

React nanodegree is a great course. Looking forward to finish it and apply the gained knowledge to some cool projects for my portfolio!

So far so good

Hello, 

I'm Reem, I graduated from an interesting program "Digital Marketing Nanodegree". 

It was a great chance to enhance my knowldege and sharpen my skills in digital marketing. Thanks a lot for this comprehensive course, it provides the industry skills marketers required, real world case studies, opportunities for collaborative learning through projects, and real world experts. So, I have a clear understanding of digital marketing that helped me in my job.

I finished the program after complting different projects, such as; running a Facebook Ad & Google AdWords Campaign, analyzing the results, marketing with Email, conducting SEO audit...etc. 

 

 

I opted for this course because I wanted to learn all the aspects of learning from being a developer to designer and writing test cases. This course was amazingly organised and designed to deliver the conytent in the best way possible. Since, I was new to development therefore I was looking for the kind of course which will guide me from basics to higher level and that would cover all that I areas of discovery, knowledge for full stack development so that after this course I can kick start working on other projects on my own. This Full Stack Web Development course is a perfect blend of the all the content, information and such an amzing instructors who have the best teavhing skills and once learned you will never forget.

Here is the link to my certification :  https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/key/BJ4199yBJ9sqkm

Basics of sata science

It has a good set of projects and wonderful mentors who are guiding us through them. Thanks for all. I learnt a lot.

The course gives a good introduction into three main topics of data analysis: Python coding, SQL and Tableau. 

To me, the Python was not challenging, but a good ramp up and a reminder of good practices. Solutions are well written and the concepts introduced in a step-by-step manner. I think this is a well-guided course and certainly better for many people compared to a tutorial.

The Tableau part was my least favourite. I do have good skills in excel. That is enough to get around with Tableau and could do the project without having to look at the lectures at all. I wish the project for Tableau would have been a challenge at all.

However, the SQL part was awesome. There are additional materials that challenge you through quite complex and nested queries ('SQL Mania') and it is here, where I gained most from this Nanodegree.

 

So here I am sitting on my Laptop at the same place from where i satrted my udacity Journey.

But a lot has changed between that time and  now.

I will try to summarise my whole story in few point by telling my life events before and after getting graduated from udacity full-stack web developer course.

Before Starting Udacity Course:

1. It was October 2017 and I was in my 3rd year of my B.E grad and Did Multiple Courses related to web developement multiple times still have no clue how exactly web developer's works.
2. Got rejected from atleast 3-4 company for not answering simple conceptual web questions
3. No idea of How to Use Git or Github
4. Studied computer Networking in my college but still had no clue, how exactly that works
5. No Idea how to contribute in open source.
6. I always have to rewatch the courses video that I did in order to revise(not knowing how to get help from documentation)
7. Never had confidence that i can work on some new framework unless i have done any course on that for atleast 2 - 3 month
8. Never had any experience of inerview specifically for web developer as a fresher

After Starting Udacity Course:

1. I was the the only fresher in my batch who gave KT to  People who are senior to me in the both the organisation that i have worked.
2. Withing a year that i have graduated, I have a total of 4 offer letters in hand. and got the oppurtunity to work in two company one of which is a multinational company
3. I have around 100 repository in github.
4. Got my first offer letter in an MNC for explaining how web works from front to back
5. More than 40 open source contribution
6. Now i don't need to watch videos if a new framework is thrown at me in work with the knowledge of how to use documentation that i learnt from udacity
7. Never had confidence that i can work on some new framework unless i have done any course on that Now i start working on same day or next day if a new framework is thrown at me
8. Got the oppurtunity to attend real interview for web development while i was doing the course itself which helped me a lot when i started giving interviews after i finished as i knew what are the usual questions that are asked in web develpment interviews

So this is my real life story how udacity changed my life and transformed me from 0 to Hero

That was the best course I have ever took.😍😍 I recommend that course for everyone wants to learn coding.

Best money I've ever spent in my life! This course is a great place where to start from if you want to be a front end developer or you are one already but looking to improve your skills. I was a self taught front end developer and doing this course shone so much light on every foundamental concept of FED. I've gained so much more confidence, my work quality has improved noticibly and I smashed job interviews! I honestly recommend this course to everyone interested in this sector. Even though it's slightly expensive it's a great value for the money and I didn't regret investing on it :)

The course was really helpfull and I've learned a lot, although it would've been better if it has an Arabic section in the writing chapter, because my audience are Arabic people and that would've been a good practice. 

The instructor was amazing and he was very helpfull and intractive. 

The overall experience and the platform it self is really amazing and user friendly .

It was a great journey starting from html and ending to python. The curriculuam was great for me as a begginer. However, it need some improvement for instructors explanation to be better especially for Java script part.Projects and project reviewes also was wonderful. Thanks, Udacity and hope to improve :)...

Learning has never been so open, as it is now and with the ever increasing wave of technology sweeping the shores of this tech savvy world, MOOCs (massive open online courses) have become  one of the best ways to get access to top notch education at the time and pace of one’s own convenience.

For me learning the nuances of front end web development with Udacity’s Front End Nanodegree Program was indeed a delightful and career changing experience. I come from a mechanical engineering discipline with a humble background in computer science and took the program alongside my job. The Nanodegree Programs are crafted and designed such that every individual who is willing to learn and grow, can take advantage of these career advancing educational platforms.I got my first web development job when I was halfway through the program, which was quite an achievement.

Full marks to Udacity forums and coaches for promptly and patiently answering  my silliest of the queries. I would not say that the road to graduation is easy, especially if you are a working professional.It requires some grit and dedication on part of the student  to stick with the program until the end. My advice to the incoming Nanodegree students would be to make the fullest use of the discussion forums and one-to-one appointments with the udacity coaches . It is the best way to get going when you get stuck and believe me you will get stuck.It is part and parcel of a new learning curve.Also make sure that you give honest and sincere attempts to the meticulously prepared quizzes in between the lectures.They will eventually make your life easy when you attempt projects at the end of the courses.  I personally feel that if we actually intend to learn from an online course we need to get our hands dirty.Listening to lectures over the internet is great, but to manufacture professional skills out of the time and patience we have given to these lessons, we better ensure we make the learning from those lessons practical. This is what nanodegree does best.It makes sure we implement what we learn in form of project submissions and review feedback on the projects. Trust me projects are where the actual learning happens. They make sure we know what we think we know.

Thank-you Udacity for the wonderful educational experience. I currently work as a senior frontend engineer at Porter.in, India. Porter is logictic startup operating across 7+ cities in Indian and is a one stop logistic solution for all your daily needs

Learning basic android

Udacity is doing a phenomenal role in providing quality content from Tech Giants, making its students Industry Ready. The course curriculum, video contents are structured to make the students conformable with what they are learning and also make them upskill by working projects. The mentoring service is also very good where we get one-on-one mentorship, that too making these service available 24x7 since the mentors are from across the globe. The course contents are designed for everyone so that even an absolute beginner can learn easily. There are many courses that are specially designed for the beginner so that they get the concepts cleared from scratch.

I am Google India Scholar, pursued Android Developer Nanodegree. I had a very good mentorship where I will get my queries clarified within minutes, still, I could remember that the maximum time taken to reply was about 30 minutes. Being part of Udacity was not only this, but the community we had was very great. We had loads of interaction, discussions, and fun. The cool part was I made friends from all over India Just by being part of this community. I also a Python Foundation Nanodegree Graduate.

Now I am very confident in working with Android and also very comfortable learning new stuff on my own.

I have found the nanodegree to be highly helpful! I have finished the Basic Android Nanodegree and now going for Full Stack Developer. The video tutorials are split into sections and every section is compulsory for learning perspective. At the end of the section there is an assignment which challenges you to think and sometimes also do further research on the topic. The feedback on these assignments are excellent. It is just like the feedback given by the professors at the University. There is a mentor which is been allotted to all Who is there to guide and assist you at any stage. I would highly recommend doing the Nanodegrees.

The Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree was life-changing for me. Thanks to the knowledge I got from the courses and the projects that helped build my portfolio, I could shift to the data science field and now I work as a data scientist in a great company.