In my review of the AZ-900 course, I complained that it was overly theoretical and that more exercises would have been beneficial for reinforcing key concepts. The more practical nature of AI-102 confirms the correctness of my intuition.
I just finished the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) course.
Because this was a course created by Microsoft, I expected it to be well-produced and free from the kind of sloppiness I’ve encountered in other online courses – and it delivered. The presentation was clear and well-structured. I quite liked how new ideas were often introduced through relatable analogies and everyday examples, which made the material more accessible and easier to grasp.
I recently completed the course Generative AI with Large Language Models from DeepLearning.AI on Coursera.
I took this course because I eventually want to get my hands dirty with AI and complement my theoretical understanding with practical ability.
From Theory to Practice
I felt like I got what I came for: a more functional understanding of concepts I already knew from my thesis and general reading on AI. While I don’t yet feel ready to fine-tune a model from scratch, I now have a clearer roadmap and with a bit of tinkering, I believe I could get there.