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There are a lot of topics and subject matter that back in our days in university, might never have been taught, or at least we never thought to learn about it, but in this day and age where tech is playing such huge roles in our lives, it’s not uncommon to see schools start to offer coding classes to kids.
Now if you’d like to stay on top of things, you might be interested to learn that Amazon has recently decided to make its courses about machine learning free and open to developers. Previously the courses were only available to Amazon employees, but they are now available to all developers who have signed up for its AWS platform.
This means that unless you’re developer using the AWS platform, you won’t be able to access these courses. Note that while the courses are free, developers are expected to pay for cloud services that will be used for lab testing. There is also an exam that developers can take for $300 that upon passing, will give them an “AWS Certified Machine Learning – Specialty” certificate.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in learning more about, then head on over to Amazon’s website for the details on how you can sign up for it.
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