Coursera have released their most popular courses and Specializations of 2019. This is what they said about them:
"2019's most popular courses demonstrate a continued demand for AI-related content across professions and lifestyles. Employers and employees alike are realizing the crucial role technical skills will have - and already have - in the future of work. Meanwhile, individuals unaffiliated with tech jobs are also learning about AI-related subjects, likely to better understand the broader implications of living in an increasingly digital-first society."
Here are their top 10 most popular courses of 2019:
And here are their top 10 most popular specializations of 2019:
Click here to see Coursera's End of Year Round-Up 2019.
"2019's most popular courses demonstrate a continued demand for AI-related content across professions and lifestyles. Employers and employees alike are realizing the crucial role technical skills will have - and already have - in the future of work. Meanwhile, individuals unaffiliated with tech jobs are also learning about AI-related subjects, likely to better understand the broader implications of living in an increasingly digital-first society."
Here are their top 10 most popular courses of 2019:
- Machine Learning (Stanford)
- Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects (McMaster University and UC San Diego)
- The Science of Well-Being (Yale)
- Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python) (University of Michigan)
- AI for Everyone (deeplearning.ai)
- Neural Networks and Deep Learning (deeplearning.ai)
- English for Career Development (University of Pennsylvania)
- Algorithms, Part I (Princeton)
- Introduction to TensorFlow for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning (deeplearning.ai)
- What Is Data Science? (IBM)
And here are their top 10 most popular specializations of 2019:
- Python for Everybody (University of Michigan)
- Deep Learning (deeplearning.ai)
- IBM Data Science (IBM)
- Google IT Support (Google)
- Architecting with Google Compute Engine (Google Cloud)
- Applied Data Science with Python (University of Michigan)
- Data Science (John Hopkins University)
- Excel Skills for Business (Macquarie University)
- Data Engineering, Big Data, and Machine Learning on GCP (Google Cloud)
- Improve Your English Communication Skills (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Click here to see Coursera's End of Year Round-Up 2019.