Week 1 issue:
My only doubt is if I am supposed to be coding along the explanation of the labs, or those are advanced terms that will be explained in a future so I can do all the code myself.
It’s beneficial to code along with the explanations in the labs. These labs are designed to reinforce the concepts being taught and give you hands-on experience. Coding along helps you understand how the theoretical concepts are applied in practice and makes it easier to follow along with the course material. Additionally, this practice will prepare you for the programming assignments and projects that come later in the course.
If you encounter advanced terms or concepts that are not immediately clear, it’s okay to pause and revisit them after you’ve gained more understanding from the subsequent lessons. However, actively coding as you learn will enhance your comprehension and retention of the material.
Week 1 just has example labs. Later weeks have practice labs for you to complete.
Hi @rodrigueza81 it really depends on how are you coding along and what do you do after, in machine learning you will find yourself copy things you did in the past and customizing for other solution, so its not really expected you remember all the time the code, nowdays you will find yourself copy more code since we have LLMs that can help us a lot, but it is expected that you understand everything and be able to change and customize for your solution. Code along is not a bad practice as long as you understand the code.
Week one is an introduction, so you understand the fundamental principle and concepts you will see in the course, in future weeks you will have labs with code and tutorials will be oriented to practical applications.
I hope this helps!