A hands-on deep learning workshop for those looking to use AI in their projects.

About

Over an intensive two days, and a subsequent afternoon session, you will get to grips with deep learning through Python, TensorFlow and Google Colaboratory. This is a hands-on technical workshop, with a substantial programming component.

The workshop is limited to a small amount of people per class. This allows the presentation can be specific to the audience, and the session to be highly interactive and targeted.

What can you expect to receive and achieve?

An intuitive understanding of deep learning and the essential concepts,
Hands-on work in solving problems,
Experience building models for typical domains of deep learning: understanding images, videos, and text,
Individual and group support,
Completed a selection of projects in TensorFlow,
A supportive and growing community during and after the workshop.

As part of the process we will ...

Have group discussions and learn together in a collaborative way,
Consolidate your knowledge through exercises,
Provide additional support (other than teaching hours) through office hours.

Who's it for?

Data scientists wishing to move into AI and deep learning,
Programmers looking to build, work with, or otherwise work with AI or deep learning projects,
and broadly, technical people looking to break into the AI industry, develop a new business or product, join an existing AI team, or generally contribute to the AI ecosystem.

Your instructors

Noon van der Silk is the director of Braneshop and lead trainer.

Noon has 18+ years experience in various forms of software engineering, application development, and the design and implementation of machine learning + AI systems. Within AI he has a special interest in the field of computer vision and interactive art.

Noon has a research background, obtaining a Masters in Pure Mathematics, with a focus on quantum computing.

Noon is particularly passionate about empowering people through skill development.

More details are available on the Braneshop website.