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NoCode AI offered by MIT
This course offered by MIT is quite unique in my view. As a professional with engineering degrees I really didn't want to spend too much time reviewing the math behind the theory, but rather want to learn more about the practical use cases. This course gave me exactly what I was looking for. The course gives a good overview of the historical background of how these algorithms have developed over the years albeit they were not all called AI, but nonetheless the basis for the current day AI field. This course still managed to give a decent intro to the latest LLM algorithms. But, most importantly, the course managed to cover many of the representative applications in machine learning, deep learning neural network, structured and unstructured learning, all the way to the recent LLM's transformer models. Of course we can't expect it to be too deep in theory while covering so many topics, but it gives a good overview of how the algorithms being used have evolved over the years and found niche applications along the way. The instructors and professors were also very efficient in their delivery of materials. Of course we all wish that we could get a bit more from each lecturer, but that is just natural reaction when the lectures are quite interesting, IMHO... ;-) In summary, it was totally worth the time and resources I put in, and my only wish is that I had more time to delve deeper into each topic we've covered. But, of course, that it something I can and plan to do as a follow up to this course. I will strongly recommend to anyone who wants to know more about AI and its historic and related topics.