coursers

How many kids thought first-year college maths and physics and organic chemistry are so-called weeder coursers?

I highly recommend anybody that wants to get into ML/DL to try out the 2 coursers they offer.

My school had block scheduling, so four coursers per day at 80 minutes a piece, and a really insanely large catalogue of electives.

An example of well done video is an Andrew Ng Coursers course.

My mom taking python on coursers constantly feels lost and stupid.

You have two buffers, with two coursers, that stay in sync.

I signed up when ML and AI became first available on coursers (as soon as they launched and before the udacity spinoff).

That coloration tools shows the moving mouse coursers of other participants even if they aren't needed/wanted is already pretty bad, why bring it to a website?

That was the orogibampromise of udacity, coursers, edx,...

Almost all Coursera's coursers have weekly deadlines.

Might fly better than likes of coursers.

I must add that apart from CS they do have coursers for other disciplines like Chemistry, Art, Economics, Mathematics, Political Science etc.

What about putting some type of "online university", that's basically a building with the necessary tools to let people study coursers from Coursera and the like?

There are no "paying only" courses on Coursers.

I suspect the comparisons between coursers, edx, udemy, etc and reddit, Twitter, memes, etc would be similar, and three orders of magnitude seems sufficient to say "most." If you think your web use is typical, perhaps it is you in the bubble.

Coursers has to start thinking about cheating if they plan to succeed there.