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Your Roadmap

What to do next.

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Think back to your first day at HomeWorth, with one tired expert, a three day wait, and six lines of code that you didn't fully understand yet. Look at where you are now. You can take a business problem, and go all the way to a working, monitored product. That's a rare and valuable skill.

Your Roadmap
From the video: Your Roadmap
  • Remember your first day?
  • Six lines you barely understood
  • Look at you now

The next ninety days

Here's what to do next. In the next thirty days, take one of your own problems, and repeat the capstone from scratch, without watching. By sixty days, put two projects on GitHub, with a clear write up. Enter one Kaggle competition, just to learn. And by ninety days, deploy one model that a stranger can use. Skills you practise become skills that people will pay for.

  • 30 daysredo the capstone alone
  • 45 daysyour own dataset
  • 60 daystwo projects on GitHub
  • 75 daysenter a Kaggle contest
  • 90 daysdeploy a live model
The next ninety days
From the video: The next ninety days

Where to go from here

This course is the first in a series. Deep Learning takes you into neural networks. Natural Language Processing teaches machines to read. Computer Vision teaches them to see. Data Science sharpens your analysis and statistics. Agentic A I teaches you to build systems that act by themselves. And M L Ops teaches you how to run all of it in production.

Deep Learningneural networks in depth
NLPlanguage and transformers
Computer Visionimages and video
Data Scienceanalysis and statistics
Agentic AIsystems that act
MLOpsproduction at scale

Summary

Thank you for spending these hours with me. You've learned what most people only talk about. The best way to keep this knowledge is to use it, so go and build something real, this week. And remember what you learned on day one. Learning means reducing your mistakes, one small step at a time. Keep stepping.

Key takeaways
  • Build something this week
  • Share your work publicly
  • Keep stepping downhill
Next up: Deep Learning — your next course