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Thanks for your great video! One question. The course seems to recommend taking Machine Learning before the course. But, I prefer to take AI course to ML course since I'm aiming at specialization in Robotics. Do you think AI course can be considered good prep for RL course instead of ML course?

Paul, since you took AI, AI4R, and KBAI, and you make a recommendation on the value of taking all 3? Do they each cover different facets of AI? If there is overlap in the material, what is the best sequencing for somebody without a programming background? Do you recommend AI4R -> KBAI -> AI? This video was super helpful on learning more about AI4R.

I thought this was a mandatory course. How did you graduate from OMSCS if you dropped this course? Also, I appreciate your candidness. Sometimes things get to be overwhelming and dropping is the right decision.

I agree with Paul's assessment. Don't expect to come out of this course with the ability to make money in the market. However, it is a great course to improve your Python skills, and not as difficult as some other OMSCS programming courses. I recommend this course early in the program to ensure Python proficiency and then try to tack some of the more difficult courses such as AI and RL.

this course is just brutal lol

How closely are KBAI and AI related? Given AI is the more difficult of the two courses, would taking KBAI first be a good way to prep for AI? I am starting this fall and trying to sequence the courses from least to most difficult meaning RL will likely be last. Thanks for the great videos on OMSCS courses.

The “shield” on the SSDs is a heatsink which is why it’s metal and has the “spikes” which increase surface area for dissipating heat. Some NVMe drives need a heatsink, some don’t, so it’s better to keep them cool. The tower + fan is the CPU cooler that uses conduction + convection to pull heat from the CPU. This workstation has an Intel Xeon which can get hot enough that it needs good cooling to avoid thermal throttling and/or getting damaged from overheating. IMO every software developer should build a PC at some point. Understanding basic computer hardware can be very useful for saving time with troubleshooting if/when something goes wrong and it’s also a great way to save money.

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I was thinking to get this course in my first semester as my first course. Is it gonna be too tough? (I have a bs in software engineering, I am not that familiar with python. Fluent in javascript and c++.)

i am a 5th year Computer Engineering student and this is beginner stuff but couldn`t stop watching, you explain like you doing it for elementary school kids, Super!

Just learned to use api calls from your video, keep up with the good content

What kind of psychopath uses notepad for web development?????

Omg I just learnt how to code in 18minutes. Crazy. I’m off to design a new version of uber and a side project of a role playing dungeon crawler.

Love my SL6 :)

Thanks for the video. There are nearly no videos and absolutely no reviews of this laptop to find so this is helpful. I’d be interested on how battery life and performance is doing on an average developer day, you now, coding, building stuff, running containers, have a few teams videocalls, do some browsing. How long does the battery keep up and did you notice any heat issues like loud fan noise or throttling of the CPU?

can you teach me how to get into Microsoft

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Are there no video lectures? Live or recorded?

Good news: the class replaced pseudocode with programming assignments!

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Great final video to the series!

Hey, really enjoy your vids. It's just a little hard to hear you sometimes, so a better mic would help really help push your content further!

Great video!

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Hi Coolster Codes, love the video. I am an OMSCS student, and found your channel by researching the program and looking for advice. Glad to see you're a Microsoft employee, that is my dream company. How did you get an interview? I have been trying to get an interview at Microsoft for a while now but alas no dice. Is this your first engineering job out of college? Thanks for your channel! Your content is super interesting and enjoyable

Thanks for creating this video! I work at Microsoft too and I just requested this laptop and it's been hard to find unboxing videos for it. This is a perfect depiction of what I should expect to receive. Thanks again!

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How do you get the gerogia tech t-shirt? ..I am starting in fall 2024

Great job! What state/area are you from? It's very pretty there.

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8000 USD? I thought it was around 6000

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The crossover we didn’t know we needed 🙌

Thanks for having me!

Was wondering when you two would collab! What a great video!

Awesome crossover video. Love both of your channels

You guys are coworkers😂

Bezels are too big because it's the surface laptop 6 not 7. People might've accidentally purchased the 6th gen instead of gen 7 if that's the case. Only surface laptop 7 has thin bezels.

hey rather than pandas, can you use polars? Thanks. I personally hate pandas

Since you got this recently, are you able to swap it out for one of the co-pilot plus versions??

it looks aesthetically cheap

Could you show any x86 app test?

What processor is this ?

There is a bit of a screen border (Bazels) on your new notebook (sarcasm)

2019 product in 2024 with slightly updated chip

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Bazels are too big 😮

Он тааак долго загружается!))))

Hello, can I pursue ms in cs online or offline in usa if I have undergrad degree in chemical engineering? Is it even possible to switch? I really f**Ed up by taking cmE but i really wanna switch now , i can do basic programming and still have one year left for my ug degree so i can learn any stuff which is needed.. Please guide me Thankyou

Congrats! I believed we were in the same SDP class (Txter project is fun). I have 3 more classes to go and I am mostly concerned about the 6515 Algorithm class.