A Python-first alternative to Google's certificate, with more machine learning toward the end.
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A business-school take on design thinking, with real cases. Good for designers working with executives.
Nobel laureate Robert Shiller on how markets, risk, and insurance work. Understanding before investing.
A short, sensible course on nutrition and home cooking. Shifts how you shop and plan meals.
Preparing, practising, and delivering speeches, with recorded video assignments and feedback.
Ten R-based courses ending in a capstone. Old-school, rigorous, and still respected.
Tim Roughgarden's proof-driven course. Teaches you to reason about algorithms, not memorize them.
Structured, graded, and ends with React. The certificate helps if you're changing careers.
Technion's four-course path from idea to business plan. Structured, practical, and graded.
Short story, narrative essay, and memoir taught by published authors, with peer workshops.
University of Michigan's applied statistics, taught through Python notebooks. Good for analysts who code.
Duke's thorough treatment of inference, regression, and Bayesian statistics, using R.
A visual-design-first counterpart to Google's certificate. Stronger on layout, type, and interface craft.
Berklee's structured introduction to technique, chords, and basic notation.
Michigan State's structured course from camera basics to composition and editing, with peer feedback.
A structured, graded introduction aimed at analysts. Good if you want a certificate.
Imperial College's linear algebra, calculus, and PCA taught for ML. Fills the gaps most self-learners have.
Vocabulary and grammar through everyday situations, with graded quizzes and structure.
Search, social, email, analytics, and e-commerce with portfolio projects. Broad and job-oriented.
University of Michigan's practical negotiation course, with a real contract case. Useful for every deal.
Darden's course on modern, agile product management. Useful structure for newcomers to the role.
Spreadsheets, SQL, Tableau, and R with a career focus. Recognized by many entry-level employers.
A gentle, well-organized start covering pinyin, tones, and daily phrases. Consistently well reviewed.
Andrew Ng's bottom-up counterpart to fast.ai. Clear on the math behind each architecture.
UC Irvine's structured introduction, including concurrency. Good if you want graded assignments.
Image-making, typography, shape, and color taught by CalArts faculty. A real art-school foundation.
The same Dr. Chuck material with graded assignments and a certificate, if structure keeps you going.
The most structured path into UX: research, wireframes, prototypes, and three portfolio projects.
The standard first ML course. Andrew Ng's teaching is famous for a reason.
Sedgewick and Wayne's classic, free on Coursera. Rigorous implementations with excellent visual explanations.
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