#udacity

[somehumandrama]

I just graduated from Udacity’s 3-month AI Programming with Python Nanodegree Program!

[lujainxpandora]

     Once there was a young fresh graduate lady with an English language bachelor degree who was so welcoming the new start with open arms. This young lady was always putting her future ahead of her and want to seize every opportunity. She was always searching and learning; for her, there is always a room to add new skills and something new to learn. As a sequence, she found out that she is ready to be engaged in the working community therefore it is time to start hunting for a job. Until one day suddenly in March 2020, a pandemic hit, and with the lockdown and the curfew, it became so hard to get a job. As the days based by, she became frustrated and angry, it is hard to see your excitement wash off and feeling tied and limited with no power or will to the current circumstances. She was not motivated to do all the things that she used to value and love. Every day was a self-estimate challenge, seeing a whole year passed by with no achieving to mention it felt like the end, and by the end, I mean putting my dreams and my career path in a box and close it. However, there is a quotation that I really cherish, it is by Louisa May Alcott, from her novel Little Women it says: “Be comforted, dear soul! There is always light behind the clouds.” I really do believe in that, no matter how things may get complicated or you feel like it coming to an end, things start to be better, and every storm has an end. 

      Here is the exciting part of this lady’s story, her insistence re-born again and the passion of her own grown back. She thought why don't I build myself again and start from the beginning. Until then she started sending emails to companies and firms hoping she will get a job, and long story short she did! She is now working as an administrative assistant and a marketer. Now I will shift to the first-person narration to tell you freely why I have decided to take the Digital Marketing Nanodegree Program. 

I thought it will be a marvels opportunity for me to take this program while I work as a marketer in my new job to apply everything I learn and adds up to my bachelor degree and my professional life. I applied to this scholarship at the very end on September 6th with a very little hope that I will be accepted, and eventually, I got to be enrolled in this program. To conclude this story, it's a virtue to start new paths and build yourself again, you just need to hold onto your beliefs and remember there is always a way.

[kertikavics]

Szóval megjött a visszajelzés a hatodik projektemről is...

“ The app is now complete and looks beautiful like a real professional app. All the code is written very carefully with no errors and the app provides a very smooth user experience . The is one of the most professional apps I've come across. Good work and congratulations :)  “

[naveenveldi]

Learn HTML and CSS3 by making pricing tables with SASS

HTML5 and CSS has breathed new lives in webpages, allowing developers to get more creative with how they create and design websites. HTML5 offers new syntactic features, simpler tags, integration of scalable vector graphics, and more. While, CSS3 adds more formatting changes that can be made to a website, including rounded corners, shadows, gradients, transitions […]

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[chiseld]

I am so psyched about this latest Udacity course I started, I can’t even explain it! I’m moving through it steadily, gobbling up this refresher of intermediate JS concepts. We’ve just started pushing into territory that was brand new to me, and... I’m understanding it! The current lesson just explained binding ‘this’ in a way that made so much sense, I feel like I Get It on a deep level. Ahhhhh :D

[schadelang]

I’m doing a course on Computer Science on Udacity and this course will basically teach you Python with the end result being a search engine that you personally built. It’s quite hard and challenging, but I’m really enjoying it and I finally understand why my best friend, who’s majoring in Information Technology, randomly calls me up at night to complain about her code not working. 

I’ve finished 2 out of 30 lessons so far, which isn’t much progress but still, it’s progress.

[wolf1980taka]

#三本松 付近にて#近鉄 を。 #鉄道 仲間が行っていたのはここなのかな。 . #travel #train #nara #udacity #kintetsu #murou #april #sky #igersjp #team_jp #japan_daytime_view #japan_photo_now #奈良 #宇陀市 #日帰り #棚田 #水田 #空 #ぼにすま #カメラ散歩倶楽部 #旅人の交換日記 #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #4月 #スマホ写真部 #スマホ写真 #近鉄大阪線 (Uda-shi, Nara, Japan)

[anthrochristianramsey]

Machine Learning Course with Matlab (10-11AM) : Neural Network Toolbox

#mxmnml #machine learning #course #udacity