Programs MS in Artificial Intelligence from UC Boulder on Coursera

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The Master's in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Colorado on Coursera is praised for its affordability and flexibility, appealing to motivated students without strict educational prerequisites. However, some reviews indicate that the course material may be overly simplistic and formula-driven, lacking depth in theoretical concepts. There are suggestions for preparatory resources like Math Academy to enhance readiness for the program. Overall, while it offers a cost-effective option for learning, prospective students should consider the varying opinions on the curriculum's rigor. This program may suit those seeking a flexible path into AI education.
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What do people think of the Master's being offered by the University of Colorado on Coursera:
https://www.colorado.edu/cs/academics/online-programs/ms-artificial-intelligence-coursera

No Bachelor's or even HS required, and even here in Australia, with our terrible exchange rate, it looks reasonably priced.

It could save a fortune for the motivated student. Something like Math Academy could be used for preparation:
https://www.mathacademy.com/courses

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Some reviews have noted that it's a good value, especially for individuals who require flexibility and scheduling.

Students have mixed feelings about it, citing that the material seems too easy or superficial and relies too heavily on formulas instead of delving deeper into the theory.

One person's view of a similar CU data science program on coursera:

 

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