This lesson will take a deeper dive into AI and ML techniques using a data-first perspective. We’ll also explore the mathematical underpinnings of how ML models learn.
This lesson focuses on capabilities and architectures commonly used in ML/AI systems, and develops student skills with building these architectures, including the data, capabilities, and user layers.
Machine Learning is a data-hungry process. In this lesson, we’ll talk about some of the more operational elements of building ML and AI systems, namely data labeling and infrastructure management.
What does it mean for a model to be useful? In this lesson, we’ll explore topics like accuracy and precision as well as model overfit and underfit, to figure out ways to assess a model’s usefulness.
Building support for an AI/Machine Learning project is an important part of the journey. We’ll talk about best practices for clearly understanding the priorities of your business and communicating how AI/ML can help to advance them.
Many times, progress with ML/AI requires a business to execute several projects in parallel. In this lesson, we’ll talk about how to bring use cases together to form a greater whole.
In this project, you will apply all the skills you’ve learned in the lessons to develop a strategic ML/AI roadmap. You may choose to work on your own business, or in a fictitious context we provide.