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Google Cloud for Machine Learning 2020 Master Course, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 74 lectures, based on 34 reviews, and has 292 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the Essentials of Google Cloud Set up web apps using App Engine Create Virtual Machines on Google Cloud Deploy scalable applications on Google Cloud Create Cloud Functions using Python and Javascript Create event driven cloud functions Create a custom Compute Engine cluster Work with Firebase Database Understand the difference between SQL vs NoSQL architecture Create a fully managed Database offering Create Cloud BigQuery tables for storing Big Data Understand the SQL database query structure Understand the fundamentals of Git and GitHub Introduction to Machine Learning Introduction to Neural Networks Build and Deploy Machine Learning models on Google Cloud This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in cloud computing or Anyone interested in upgrading their Google Cloud skills It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in cloud computing or Anyone interested in upgrading their Google Cloud skills.

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Title: Google Cloud for Machine Learning 2020 Master Course

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: $189.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Learn the Essentials of Google Cloud
  • Set up web apps using App Engine
  • Create Virtual Machines on Google Cloud
  • Deploy scalable applications on Google Cloud
  • Create Cloud Functions using Python and Javascript
  • Create event driven cloud functions
  • Create a custom Compute Engine cluster
  • Work with Firebase Database
  • Understand the difference between SQL vs NoSQL architecture
  • Create a fully managed Database offering
  • Create Cloud BigQuery tables for storing Big Data
  • Understand the SQL database query structure
  • Understand the fundamentals of Git and GitHub
  • Introduction to Machine Learning
  • Introduction to Neural Networks
  • Build and Deploy Machine Learning models on Google Cloud
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone interested in cloud computing
  • Anyone interested in upgrading their Google Cloud skills
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone interested in cloud computing
  • Anyone interested in upgrading their Google Cloud skills
  • Cloud Computing is one of the highest paying and most demanding job category in technology. Most businesses in recent years have started using cloud services like database, networking, servers, analytics,and intelligence for their business needs. Using cloud services not only helps with smart usage of infrastructure but also minimizes operational costs.

    Google Cloud is quickly gaining market adoption due to some of its offerings in the Data Analytics and Serverless domain. Looking at the future, Google Cloud would be an excellent choice.

    This course aims at covering a lot of the most used Google cloud products.

    1. App Engine:App Engine is one of Google Cloud’s serverless platforms. App Engine enables you to create infinitely scalable applications and deployments. In this section, you will be able to, Create an app engine project on Google Cloud. Host a static website on App Engine. Create an API using App Engine.

    2. Cloud Functions: Cloud Functions is Google Cloud’s biggest offering in the abstracted serverless environment. Cloud functions make the deployment of simple and repeated tasks easier. In this section, you will be able to create a cloud function using Python and Javascript. You will also be able to use cloud functions as a middleware for App Engine and perform event driven tasks.

    3. Cloud Compute Engine: Cloud compute engine is Google Cloud’s offering for the Virtual Machine space. You can create a Virtual machine with complete custom hardware and software. In this section, we will be creating a Virtual Machine on Google Cloud and create a CPU intensive program to benchmark the Virtual Machine.

    4. Cloud Firestore: Cloud Firestore is a fully managed NoSQL database platform offered by Google Cloud and Firebase. We will be performing CRUD operations with Firebase and use it with App Engine.

    5. Cloud BigQuery: Cloud BigQuery is Google Cloud’s offering for big data related workloads. In this section, we will be creating a custom dataset using Python, we will host this dataset on Cloud BigQuery and then perform SQL queries on the database

    Overall, this course aims at providing a holistic understanding of the software development cycle on Google Cloud. Most of the essential steps from writing code to staging deployments using Git and GitHub are covered in this course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Getting started with Google Cloud

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Lecture 2: What is a Cloud in 30 seconds

    Lecture 3: Why Cloud Computing

    Lecture 4: Virtualisation in a Cloud environment

    Lecture 5: Introduction to git and github

    Lecture 6: The environment

    Lecture 7: Create an account of Google Cloud

    Lecture 8: Creating a new Google Cloud Project

    Lecture 9: Initialising App Engine on Google Cloud

    Lecture 10: Git workflow

    Lecture 11: Push code to GitHub

    Lecture 12: Gcloud App Deploy

    Lecture 13: Host a Website on Google Cloud

    Chapter 2: Creating an API with App Engine

    Lecture 1: Section deliverables

    Lecture 2: What is a Network Protocol

    Lecture 3: What is HTTP protocol ?

    Lecture 4: Note on Python

    Lecture 5: Hello World in Python on Google cloud

    Lecture 6: Programming Language framework introduction

    Lecture 7: Creating an API on Google Cloud

    Lecture 8: Add parameters to URL

    Lecture 9: Arrays in API

    Lecture 10: API strings handler Python

    Lecture 11: Section Recap

    Chapter 3: Getting started with Compute Engine

    Lecture 1: Section deliverables

    Lecture 2: Local vs Remote compute platforms

    Lecture 3: Compute Engine Problem statement

    Lecture 4: Shell access to Compute Engine VM instance

    Lecture 5: Resource Quantisation

    Chapter 4: Getting started with Cloud Functions using Python

    Lecture 1: Function Abstraction

    Lecture 2: Cloud Function for Hello World

    Lecture 3: Email Checker Function

    Lecture 4: Section Recap

    Chapter 5: Email Checker Project

    Lecture 1: Section deliverables

    Lecture 2: Introduction to CORS

    Lecture 3: HTML boilerplate

    Lecture 4: HTML page

    Lecture 5: Note on JavaScript Basics

    Lecture 6: JavaScript Basics

    Lecture 7: Problem with CORS

    Lecture 8: Adding CORS to cloud functions

    Lecture 9: Deploying Cloud functions

    Lecture 10: Completing the Project

    Chapter 6: Getting started with Firebase

    Lecture 1: Section deliverables

    Lecture 2: Why use a Database

    Lecture 3: Create a Database using Firestore

    Lecture 4: Creating a service account key

    Lecture 5: Initialising Firebase admin

    Lecture 6: Read operation on Firestore using Python

    Lecture 7: Update operation on Firestore using Python

    Lecture 8: Create operation on Firestore using Python

    Lecture 9: Delete operation on Firestore using Python

    Chapter 7: Getting started with Cloud BigQuery

    Lecture 1: Section Introduction

    Lecture 2: Acquiring Data

    Lecture 3: Generating CSV dataset using Python

    Lecture 4: Simple SQL queries

    Lecture 5: Compound SQL queries

    Lecture 6: Exploring Public Datasets

    Lecture 7: Python with BigQuery

    Lecture 8: Section Recap

    Chapter 8: Introduction to Machine Learning

    Lecture 1: Section Introduction

    Lecture 2: What are Neurons

    Lecture 3: What are Weights

    Lecture 4: What are Biases

    Lecture 5: Activation Functions

    Lecture 6: Application Specific Hardware (ASIC)

    Chapter 9: Building a Machine Learning model on Google Cloud

    Lecture 1: Section Introduction

    Lecture 2: Machine Learning and the MNIST dataset

    Lecture 3: Machine Learning workflow

    Lecture 4: Creating a Compute Instance

    Lecture 5: Implementing the Model

    Lecture 6: Running the Project

    Lecture 7: Course Conclusion

    Lecture 8: BONUS Audio Lecture: Machine Learning by looking at nature

    Instructors

  • Google Cloud for Machine Learning 2020 Master Course_1  No.2
    Vinay Phadnis
    CTO, Machine Learning & Quantum Consultant
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