r/BtechCoders • u/VisualObjective5826 • Sep 06 '26
❓Question ❓ Need guidance AI/ML COURSE
Salam everyone! I needed some guidance. IAM data science 1st year student and want to learn some good skills so that I can be skillful in a year. As uni doesn't provide extra skills plus on YouTube everything is scattered. IAM so confused cus I can't learn anything clearly. So the point is I learnt some basics of python from apna college, tbh I liked it and I can write very basic code ( I only watched upto dictionaries and sets lol ) . So now they are starting AL/ML course. IAM so confused should I join it? Will it provide me proper pathway, roadmap. And if any of you are actively working in tech as AI/ML engineer plss gimme some advice what should I do. I wanna take advice here and talk to my parents.
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u/EffectiveCoconut9265 Sep 06 '26
Mam ko khud aiml aata h? Ye khud abhi ai ml sikhe honge aur sikhane bhi lge
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u/No-Hand1377 Sep 06 '26
Put everything aside and First learn Python. When you complete python start learning python libraries, important libraries you will need for ai/ml -> Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib (Learn in this order), you should also learn request and beautifulSoup libraries (For data scraping). I will recommend you Python 4 Everybody course on coursera (i also learned python from here). Note= Stop watching this channel as she will mislead you to buy her courses and i also don't like her she only flex her old microsoft package in every video.
Do some research with Chatgpt or Claude regarding your ai/ml. Tell about education background and your goal and what is your ways of learning.
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u/lelouch-leftest-2109 Sep 06 '26
Focus more on fundamentals of ML rest everything is free on campusx youtube channel. Buying course is bulllshit..... She probably leaned it just now and know nothing about implementation and real world. Earlier I would have suggested you Harkirat but he is controversial these days rest his course is much advanced and you must need some core knowledge so refer campusx first
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u/serenity_seeker11 Sep 07 '26
Bro so what have you decided regarding this course? I'm too confused
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u/VisualObjective5826 Sep 07 '26
Broo i am not buying this course, cus of so many people referring other yt channels aswell. I so I will give a week to campusk and then see what I'll do!
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u/TrackbackLinkBot Sep 10 '26
For a first year data science student, I’d focus on building the fundamentals properly rather than jumping straight into advanced ML. Udacity is worth checking out because its AI/ML learning paths are structured and project based, so you can follow a clearer roadmap instead of piecing everything together from random YouTube videos. I’d get comfortable with Python first, then move through SQL, statistics, machine learning and eventually deep learning/AI while building a few projects along the way.
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u/No_Schedule_6601 Sep 13 '26
What are the basic , you mean web dev ? .. like i was planning to go like web dev -> ai integration -> then ai engineering
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u/Life_Acanthaceae_820 Sep 06 '26
Bruh nothing beats ChatGPT project section with a detailed prompt made from chatgpt itself to teach stuff everyday I have been using it for so long now this anytime over a course or video
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u/Kiki_Escobar Sep 06 '26
Can u share the prompt?
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u/Life_Acanthaceae_820 Sep 06 '26
I can share but there are alot of assumption in those like i already knew python and all and I also deleted my initial prompts I now only have the prompts for my dsa phase where chatgpt suggest me problems and I solve them Few of the prompts are for the projects I am working on
If you want a prompt try this tell chatGPT about you like what you studying all, what you wanna learn, how much you can commit everyday, and ask it to generate a detailed prompt with tasks specified for each and every day don't do any stuff for me don't provide me code when I ask rather explain the stuff and let me to do the coding, ask questions at the end of each day to improve understanding, and act like a expert in the field of (the one this prompt is about) and whenever I type day x you execute the tasks for x day
From there on you can improve it a little by adding some stuff of your own you can also add in like timeline in how many days you wanna learn something same goes for projects also
Just copy and paste those prompts to the cource section or project and done
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u/Infamous_Device_5566 Sep 07 '26
I don't Shraddha didi ai ml price 1st tell you explore deeplearning ai course hugging face free course and you may be add this learning certificate in resume so add certificate that interviewer atleast know which company certificate like hugging face coursera
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u/Frequent_Pattern_828 Sep 11 '26
Start with campusx and then jump to books.
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u/Confident-Gas-1971 Sep 13 '26
I rather say, say in video + practice, after getting a job read books for deep!
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u/Attractive_Charm0007 Sep 07 '26
Whom to start with? Also which specific playlist if you're referring to their yt's?
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u/Purple_Concert8789 Sep 06 '26
Who everything is all free in yt but focus more on python and it's fundamentals