Best thing I've done for my career since coding bootcamp The two weeks of the Deep Atlas course were as enjoyable as they were impactful and educational. I went in expecting to unwrap and peer inside the black box of AI. What I came out with was not only that, but also a community of fellow AI-enthusiasts, instructors that I consider mentors, a résumé-worthy project of fine-tuning LLMs to take on the persona of a character, and the confidence to walk into any job interview in the AI sector and know that I could hold my own. Three weeks after the course, I landed a dream job in AI and Deep Atlas absolutely played a role in that achievement. I could not recommend it enough or think more highly of the incredible team that made it all possible.

My DeepAtlas experience I wanted to learn about ML because I was seeing it emerge in both my current job and my side interests and everything seemed to be speeding towards AI features. I'm not sure I would have been able to learn it on my own as I'm the type of person who benefits a lot from course structure and to really understand the core concepts I needed to test my understanding by discussing with others. Having a group of other highly motivated and talented individuals made the pace and the difficult topic so much more manageable, I don't think I could have done it without such an amazing community of students and instructors. I started the course with very basic understanding of neural networks but no understanding of the linear algebra or modern use cases of ML. I now have the skills needed to complete a passion project of mine that before I couldn't even imagine the pieces that needed to be done. Also I have the knowledge now to keep up and understand the AI team at my current company and how they are solving issues or techniques they use for building features. ML is going to become such a valuable skill that will be needed by every engineer and data scientist in the future so I'm thankful I had the opportunity to get ahead of the curve and start my journey into ML now.

Polished, Comprehensive Curriculum from Expert Education Hackers Highly recommend this program. Here are the things that stood out to me: Throughout the 2 week program, I was consistently impressed by the caliber of my peers—all were highly experienced and professional software developers with a shared enthusiasm for rapidly learning ML/AI. The quality of instruction was equally noteworthy. The Deep Atlas team comprises veteran curriculum designers who have a clear knack for constructing effective educational experiences, focused on assimilating the most vital and relevant information in the most efficient manner possible, aka 2 weeks. For any seasoned software developer looking to stay relevant, I highly recommend this program. The skills acquired are quickly becoming indispensable for developers to make significant contributions and maintain a competitive edge in the job market.

Get on the ML Rocket Ship If becoming an ML engineer is landing on the moon, Deep Atlas is the rocket ship that breaks you through the earth's atmosphere. The 2 weeks are a radical SHORTCUT to your learning journey. This gets you up to speed in the most engaging, powerful way. I came in with 0 ML knowledge, and I'm already working on ML projects at work and building ML side projects!

Just the catch-up I needed I attended Deep Atlas because I felt like the software industry has started to go in a new direction, and I'd noticed conversations about ML and AI happening at work that I wasn't able to keep up with. Coming away from the class after two weeks, I felt ready to engage with a whole range of ML and AI topics. The class delivered on its promises for me, and I feel capable of both practical ML engineering and fighting my way through AI white-papers (e.g. "Attention Is All You Need") to learn more. Hugging Face now feels more like a useful library of tools than a pile of enigmatic repos! Deep Atlas was a big fast-forward for my learning. I might have eventually gotten there on my own, but it's hard to say how long (and how much effort) that might have taken. Learning everything in a condensed period was effective and honestly quite fun!