Been bored being in full stack role for like 5 years and feel like nanodegree is a good pathway to making a switch to AI stuff. I could switch to such teams with Salesforce but thought this would be a nice learning experience. Wonder what Blinders feel about its worthiness. Also it feels terrible that there's not much differentiation here in Salesforce for Bachelors vs Masters. I guess I didn't specialize or utilize my Masters degree to its full extent and wonder how post grads like me are differentiating themselves at work place. After all, we spent two years slogging our asses off and there ought to be some benefit to it.
You'll definitely need relevant experience. Without it, the 'degree' is not worth more than taking a few classes (if you're worried about degree-worthiness) That being said, it could be useful for actually learning the domain if you're not familiar with AI
It's a great way to get your feet wet and do some fun projects. I think one thing Udacity does better than the other MOOCs is that it's project oriented. You get more out of it if you do more research and refine your projects more. Be creative, do more than required and it'll be rewarding. But they do lack on the math and theory side. You can read books to remedy that. I think at the end, rigorous training in math and theory differentiate the great AI practitioner from the average ones.
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Udacity Nanodergees are awesome. Most companies still look for relevant experience, but you will have lots of fun taking the course and there is a subset of companies (including top companies) that would want to hire you based on your learnings.