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Three ML practitioners who kept getting asked the same questions decided to create something different. We wanted to teach people how machine learning actually works in practice, not just theory from textbooks.
Launched our foundational course with 15 students. We learned as much from them as they did from us. Turned out people really appreciated the hands-on approach and real project work over endless PowerPoint slides.
Expanded to multiple tracks and brought in more instructors who actually build ML systems for work. Started seeing our graduates land positions at companies doing interesting things with data.
Running cohorts throughout the year with a solid curriculum that keeps evolving. Our next intake starts in September 2025, and we're constantly refining based on what the industry actually needs.
Our instructors aren't just teachers. They're practitioners who work with ML systems daily and understand what skills translate to actual work.
Spent eight years building recommendation systems before deciding to teach. Has a knack for explaining complex concepts without making you feel lost.
Works on computer vision projects during the day, teaches neural networks at night. Makes sure you understand the math but doesn't bore you to death with it.
Believes that good ML starts with good data pipelines. Teaches the unglamorous but essential stuff that keeps models running in production.
We focus on building understanding through projects, not memorization. You'll work on real datasets, debug actual problems, and learn to make decisions that matter when deploying models. Theory is important, but only when it helps you do better work.