Top 10 Coursera Courses YOU NEED TO TAKE in 2024! (Google + IBM Certifications)

[@learnwithlukas]

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[@anilphilip546]

Not available under Coursera Plus: ML from Deep Learning - Andrew Ng

[@mrfall3263]

Cousera is freee for anyone living in New York

[@richardschultzberg562]

Thank you again Lukas, for a broad video showcasing good courses! Keep up the good work!

[@learnwithlukas]

Thank you for the kind words Richard! I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@mandidani5383]

In google UX designer certificate some software they are teaching is obselete like Adobe Xd software

[@cl4ssic99]

xd

[@nicholaswoodward7464]

Great video straight to the point ! Subscribed

[@Luis270893]

Should i take all or just one course?😊

[@caoinismyname]

I took a shit 4x in a day and passed the LBM course.

[@AnuRadha-tc4zb]

UX design is really nice one. Only problem the examples the show, the path on some websites like figma or material design is outdated and I have to find on KZbin how to do it. But trainers are super I loved them all!

[@Vishvaish2308]

you did that course..?

[@mrblawblawblaw2335]

Need sap fico course

[@seanknight9808]

Great video! I do have a question and want your opinion and that of others who are experienced in this-I saw two IBM courses for software engineering: Full Stack Dev and Dev Ops. Are they about the same? If not, and you had to choose one, which would you choose to learn the most and get a job as a software engineer? Thanks!

[@LiamKnight575]

Both the Full Stack Development and DevOps courses from IBM focus on different aspects of software engineering, so they’re not the same. Full Stack Development: This course typically covers the entire software development process, focusing on both front-end (client-side) and back-end (server-side) technologies. You'll learn about web development frameworks, databases, APIs, and possibly user interface design. This is a great choice if you're looking to build web applications from scratch and want a comprehensive understanding of the entire stack. DevOps: This course emphasizes practices and tools for integrating development (Dev) and operations (Ops) to improve the efficiency of software delivery and deployment. It includes topics like continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD), automation, monitoring, and collaboration between teams. This is a good choice if you're interested in optimizing the development process and focusing on infrastructure and operations. Choosing Between the Two If your goal is to become a software engineer with a strong emphasis on building applications, the Full Stack Development course may be more beneficial as it provides a solid foundation in coding and software architecture. If you're interested in the operational side of software development and want to work on improving deployment processes and system management, then the DevOps course would be a better fit. Conclusion Ultimately, the choice depends on your career goals. If you’re looking to learn the most about coding and building software, go for Full Stack Development. However, if you're leaning towards optimizing processes and working on the deployment side, then DevOps is the way to go. Consider where your interests lie and what skills are in demand in your desired job market! Absolutely, both paths require a diverse skill set, but they focus on different areas. Here’s a breakdown of the skills you’d typically need for each course: Skills for Full Stack Development Front-End Technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js Responsive design and UX/UI principles Back-End Technologies: Server-side languages (e.g., Node.js, Python, Ruby, Java) Frameworks (e.g., Express for Node.js, Django for Python) RESTful API development Database Management: SQL (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (e.g., MongoDB) Data modeling and database design Version Control: Git and platforms like GitHub Deployment and Hosting: Understanding of web servers (e.g., Nginx, Apache) Basic knowledge of cloud services (e.g., AWS, Azure) Skills for DevOps Scripting and Automation: Bash, Python, or PowerShell for automation tasks Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): Tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, or CircleCI Containerization and Orchestration: Docker and Kubernetes Monitoring and Logging: Tools like Prometheus, Grafana, or ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) Infrastructure as Code: Tools like Terraform or Ansible Collaboration Tools: Familiarity with Agile methodologies and tools like Jira or Trello Conclusion Both roles require strong problem-solving skills, adaptability, and a willingness to learn continuously. If you’re considering which path to pursue, think about where your interests lie and what type of work environment you want. You can also blend the two by starting with full stack development and then moving into DevOps, as understanding both sides can be highly valuable in today’s job market.

[@divonnea83]

Thank you for this information. I found it very useful, although I didn't see cybersecurity on your list. I have a question about Ai as someone who is just staring out, as much as tech people should be excited about Ai it also worries me that the job market will worsen. Can you give some pointers or show what courses we should start taking to keep up with skills

[@joshuaselesho7658]

HEY BRO YOU'RE A GOD SENT!!!

[@called-matii]

Do you get a written certificate after finishing a coursera cours?

[@zeandecimoquarto]

Yes, you do

[@somebodycomelistentothispo7217]

Yes but I think u have to pay for it.

[@Fahim5078]

@@somebodycomelistentothispo7217 Financial aids are available for the certificates!

[@navadagordon7731]

Yes you do. You can print it without paying for it and go laminate it .

[@NELSONG12]

Great info and good opportunities. Thanx

[@learnwithlukas]

Glad it was helpful!

[@baktashnoori2238]

Hello sir! I am Computer Instructor I need to learn Ms office Menu by Menu can you guide me thanks a lot.

[@GhassanJneinaty]

Can you name me the best courses for web development and python programming please?

[@2Patrez]

Your link is not working

[@FaathirXlee]

Currently I am doing CCNA,CCNP and CEH at my campus and can u say the best courses I can do to get a better job ?? Please..🙏🏼

[@SabaTahmasebinezhad]

Thank you for your video , but i have question : Which Courses are Reputable for Becoming a Front-End Developer? & Which Companies or Universities Offer Reputable AI Programming Certifications from Beginner to Advanced?

[@Dee-zy2xv]

i would say IBM or MEta Front End developer

[@AHS335]

It is not free, don't fool and play with emotions

[@learnwithlukas]

Hey, the courses are available to audit for free, which includes everything except for the final exams. There is also financial aid available as well as a free trial. Plenty of options are available!

[@AHS335]

@@learnwithlukas I tried these for several times always asking for credit card details, it's not starting and you are talking about final exam. Please check again.

[@learnwithlukas]

Try enrolling via each individual course, not through the certificate and click the audit button.@@AHS335

[@Nanilethu]

@@learnwithlukas Do you roughly know how much the final course cost?

[@Nanilethu]

​@@learnwithlukas Yesterday I started the Google pack, I'm currently paying $14 a week at coursera and I'm in South Africa.

[@PratikaKumar-i2q]

Hi! I finished High School and was wondeing what I could do during the summers. Does anybody have any recommendations?

[@Crap_Equipment]

Same Dude

[@Alex-eu6rw]

@@Crap_Equipment Work in manufacturing. Tech industry isn't hiring anyone atm unless you have +5 years of experience or a bachelors degree minimum.

[@williansuarez3988]

How can I take any course free?

[@Lui_Chu]

I took the google IT support. II hated it so much but i did learn something but not everything. Pretty much its a person talking infront of a camera telling some bad jokes only they find funny and making hand gestures that are very distracting to me.

[@user-wh9kx]

I'm willing to take the course do you recommend it?

[@zeandecimoquarto]

@@user-wh9kx I definitely don't recommend.

[@PhucTran-ql7tq]

Google IT Support but that course is good or not

[@Lui_Chu]

@@user-wh9kx if you don't get easily distracted but IBM IT support seems like it's better, no meeting your professors they are just slides periodt.

[@Lui_Chu]

@wharzenr I dropped the google it support course. Anyway I'm gunna try the IBM course. Will let yall know how it went. But don't wait just do it though

[@badral-balushi5911]

Once you have listed the python course from that lecturer! I stopped watching the remaining of the list. Their course is very slow paced to the extent you start feeling programming is difficult, I mean a lots of theory and history before Starting with actually programming