After compiling the Artificial Intelligence Challenge I realized that I'm not interested in completing the whole program. I also want to get a deeper understanding of AI and ML than what reading a couple of 'for Dummies' books will give me. To do this I will have to learn some foundational material: Python and Linear Algebra.
My plan is to do the following Artificial Intelligence Challenge - condensed version::
PHASE 1 (5 weeks @8-10hrs/wk)
- Python: view the YouTube videos (11hrs)
- Linear Algebra: read the 2 internet pages and complete the first 8 lessons of Essence of Linear Algebra (4hrs)
- Artificial Intelligence: read the 3 internet pages (3hrs), watch YouTube videos (1hr), and read AI for dummies (5hrs) - TOTAL 9hrs
- Machine Language: Read the 3 internet pages (2hrs), watch YouTube videos (2hrs), and read ML for dummies (7hrs) - TOTAL 11hrs
- Deep Learning: Read the 3 internet pages (1hr), watch YouTube videos (2hrs), and read Deep Learning: A Visual Approach (7hrs) - TOTAL 10hrs
PHASE 2 (7 weeks @8-10hrs/week)
- Python: read Python Crash Course (10hrs) and complete Udemy: Python from Beginner to Intermediate in (1hr) - TOTAL 11hrs
- Linear Algebra: complete Coursera: Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra (19hrs)
- Artificial Intelligence: Coursera: AI for Everyone (12hrs)
- Machine Language: Coursera: Machine Learning for All (22hrs)
- Deep Learning: edX/IBM: Deep Learning Fundamentals with Keras (20hrs)
Based on this my target completion is the end on 2022. At that time I'll determine if I've achieved the level of understanding I want.
Resources for Learning AI, ML, DL |
SUBJECT | Internet | YouTube | Book | Online Course |
Python | Python for Beginners | Learn Python - Full Course for Beginners [Tutorial] | Python crash course: a hands-on, project-based introduction to programming | Udemy: Python from Beginner to Intermediate in 30 min. |
Best Way to Learn Python in 2022 (Free and Paid Python Tutorials) | Python Tutorial - Python Full Course for Beginners | Automate the boring stuff with Python: practical programming for total beginners | Coursera: Python for Everybody Specialization |
Linear Algebra | What is linear algebra (LibreTexts:Mathematics Mar 2021) | Essence of Linear Algebra | Linear Algebra and Its Applications by David Lay 5th Edition | Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra |
A Gentle Introduction to Linear Algebra (MachineLearningMastery Aug 2019) | | | |
Artificial Intelligence | Oracle: What is AI? | Artificial Intelligence in 5 minutes | AI for Dummies by John Paul Mueller, Luca Massaron (2021) | Coursera: AI for Everyone (Beginner 12 hrs) |
IBM Cloud Education (June 2020) | Artificial intelligence and algorithms: pros and cons | Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artifiucial Intelligence by Max Tegmarck (2017) | IBM: Introduction to AI (Beginner 11 hrs) |
Stanford: Artificial Intelligence | | Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies by Nick Bolstrom 2016 | edX: AI for Everyone: Master the Basics (Beginner 8 hrs) |
Machine Learning | Machine Learning Explained in 3 minutes (2017) | Computer Scientist Explains Machine Learning in 5 Levels of Difficulty | Machine Learning for Dummies by John Paul Mueller, Luca Massaron (2016) | Coursera: Machine Learning for All (Beginner 22hrs) |
MIT: Machine learning, explained by Sara Brown (Apr 2021) | Machine Learning: Living in the Age of AI | A WIRED Film | Machine Learning by Tom M. Mitchell (1997 Internet Archives) | IBM: Machine Learning with Python: A Practical Introduction (30 hrs) |
MathWorks: What Is Machine Learning? How it works, why it matters, and getting started | Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence: Crash Course Computer Science #34 | Machine Learning using Python by U Dinesh Kumar | Stanford: Machine Learning Specialization (3 courses, 3 mns@9 hrs/wk) |
Deep Learning | Deep Learning by: IBM Cloud Education (May 2020) | Deep Learning In 5 Minutes | Deep Learning A Visual Approach by Phenix40 (2021 Internet Archives) | Coursera: Introduction to Deep Learning (Intermediate 60Hrs) |
MathWorks: What Is Deep Learning? 3 things you need to know | | Deep Learning for Beginners: A beginner's guide to getting up and running with deep learning from scratch using Python | edX/IBM: Deep Learning Fundamentals with Keras (20hrs) |
What is Deep Learning? by Jason Brownlee on Aug 2020 | Neural Networks (the first 2 videos address deep learning) | Neural Networks and Deep Learning by Michael Nielsen (Dec 2019) | Deep Learning Specialization (5 courses, 5 mns@9 hrs/wk) |
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