Hello,
I had deep learning subscription and completed some courses from it.
Now my subscription over, but why can’t access completed assignments ?
If I need to take reference from my completed assignment than why I can’t check that ? Is there any way as I can refer my completed assignments anytime in future (even if no active subscription) ?
Sorry, but the assignments are behind the paywall, even if you have completed them. The thing to have done would have been to download local copies while your subscription was still active, but it’s a little late for that now. FWIW there is a topic about precisely this scenario on the FAQ Thread.
We’ve been through this with other folks in the past and had them ask Coursera if there’s a way to get temporary access without paying and the answer comes back as some variation of “sorry, there is no mechanism for that”. So I think your only choice is to pay for one month and then download everything. Of course depending on how long ago it was that you took the courses, there is actually no guarantee that your work will still be there even if you pay again. For example, all the courses were republished in April 2021 with lots of new material and no previous work is preserved across that transition.
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@paulinpaloalto , Thank you for clarification.
Yes will again going to subscribe for a month for the “DLS” as one of course is remain to complete. Than will also download completed NB for my future reference.
It’s good that you have another reason to resubscribe, so that should all work out. Note that there are two levels of “download” here:
You can just download the notebook file itself by doing “File → Download (as notebook)” from the running notebook. That just gives you the “ipynb” file. If you actually want to run the notebooks locally or in some other environment, that is a much more complicated question. For starters, you have to download the whole tree of files associated with each assignment. Here’s a thread about how to use tar to do that. Then you have to get the appropriate versions of all the required packages installed and configured. We don’t have official instructions for how to do that, but here’s a thread to get you started.
The one other high level point to make is that there is no way to download all the assignments of a given course in one shot. You have to deal with each of them individually, although there are a few cases in which both the assignments in a given week are in the same file tree.
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