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In this program, you’ll sharpen your Python skills, apply C++, apply matrices and calculus in code, and touch on computer vision and machine learning. These concepts will be applied to solving self–driving car problems. At the end, you’ll be ready for our Self–Driving Car Engineer Nanodegree program!
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Specification: Intro to Self-Driving Cars Nanodegree
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| Price | $716 |
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| Duration | 160 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
Intro to Self-Driving Cars Nanodegree
$716.00
Michi T. –
I failed to submit the first project on time due to some PC problems. Also, it took me a while to complete the tasks because I was really overthinking which I think I shouldn’t have done. I kept on analyzing and thinking for possible solutions that would be very effective and that I might be able to use all the given parameters and that might use fewer lines of code. However in the review, it was said that I should not make the code complicated and better if I should have used 1 parameter only, in the review, he used “time” only. Over–all, the project was good and really made me analyzed. Thank you.
Dean M. –
Really great platform and process of learning delivered in this course. I wanted to skip the ‘intro’ course, but i am very thankful i did not. It really did have many small tips, tricks and some core knowledge components that were essential to my learning. Anyone considering the robotics course, self driving car or plane should start here, it is both a great update and foundation building course as well as great introduction to Udacities course structures and learning process. I highly recommend this course for anyone interested!
Xu D. –
I like this program, especially the well–designed projects which really deepen my understanding of those little obscure points. I feel fulfilled when I successfully pass the last project – traffic light classifier, and in the process of visualizing data, abstracting features and continuous improvement, I think I partly understand why we need CNN for this kind of computer vision work. Anyway, I gained a lot in this nano degree and give my sincere appreciation to this team in Udacity.
Paul V. –
This program provides a solid foundation on self driving car engineering. It covers basics of subjects, concepts and tools that are applied in this interdisciplinary field. There is an excellent balance between theory and practice achieved through its well laid curriculum and practising platform. This will help you decide if self driving car engineering is your choice of career.
Michael I. –
Well, I think you read it already here http://www.pathtolevel5.com/intro–to–self–driving–cars/ or on Medium.com. 🙂 It was an awesome journey and unfortunately it’s already over – but after all the Self–Driving Car Engineer and Artificial Intelligence Nanodegrees are already waiting for me.. for some reason it’s called life–long learning. 😉 Keep up the good work!
Prashant K. –
Program helps in providing the basic understanding of self driving car. It can be a beginning point for software engineers and also for managers who are looking to understand the concepts. Not for novice a good amount of python and acquaintance with C or C++ is essential to match the pace required by the program… remember, you have to submit project too!
Jose B. –
To prepare for this program, I first did the Artificial Intelligence for Robotics course (that had already greatly surprised me). Some modules between that course and this one are coincident, but I can see that the user paid experience digs into the core concepts in much more detail! I didn’t have a huge expectation for these 2 courses but I must say that Udacity has been the most fulfilling learning experience I have ever had, allowing me to actually learn something new and approaching education from a different point of view that clearly let’s the student have fun while still being audacious and solving complex problems from nowadays. I am more than sure that I’ll be able to put in practice what is being teach to me here, so thank you very much for that!