For those of you doing the MOOC who didn’t attend part 1, the course includes:
2.5 hours each Monday night at USF (near Embacadero)
Student organized study groups during the week and on weekends
Recording available day after the lesson
Slack group just for in-person participants
Everyone is assigned to a team of six, who work together on assignments
You can apply now if you haven’t finished the MOOC yet, as long as you’re at least past lesson 3, and are confident you’ll finish lesson 7 before Feb 27 (you need to be doing the assignments, not just watching the lessons!) Part 2 will build on everything we learned in part 1, so if there’s areas you’re not comfortable understanding yet, be sure to ask on the forum about your areas of concern.
We’ll be posting info about the diversity scholarships and international fellowships soon.
I am doing the MOOC from India. Would the second part be also available as part of MOOC . Is there a chance that we can participate remotely. I am really enjoying learning from you. Thank you so much.
Hi Jeremy,
I am doing the MOOC from Nigeria, and i want to be able to participate remotely, I am confident that i will finish the first part before Feb, how can i register for the second part?.
I just read a post on deep learning plans, where you said we can send our CV and letter(why we need the course), then we will be enrolled and get opportunity to attend via Skype. Does this offer still stand?
lijiv @jeremy said its free, and that all you need is to send your CV and a cover letter. Thats all, you will attend the course via skype with the date and time specified.
A MOOC for international students should be great.
Travelling to SF, finding a house + living costs + 1500 is probably out of scope for most of the MOOC students from part 1.
Also nanodegrees in Udacity cost 250 usd per month. Much cheaper…