Intro to TensorFlow - For iOS & Android

Get here - a resources folder containing images and files you can use throughout the course.

Watch a basic intro video about myself and the languages and technology that we will use throughout

With Android Studio you can install and run apps faster than with a physical device. This powerful emulator lets you test your app on virtually any Android device configuration

Ready, set, go! - explore the interface

Add a simulator and build simple User Interfaces (UIs) in Android Studio

Learn Java language fundamentals - a wannabe coder should start here

A variable is an object that can have a name, type, and value. Let's learn all about variables!

Arrays are lists of items. They typically contain variables, but they can contain a variety of different items. They can even contain other arrays, creating multi-dimensional arrays! 

If you want to group together a bunch of variables, such as numbers in a list, an array is the best way to represent that. An array represents a group or list of items as one unit. 

Suppose you have five integers. Instead of calling each one separately, you can store them in a list and reference them together. 

An if statement tests a condition, such as if a variable equals something, is greater than something, or is true. 

Switch statements test a value, typically of a variable. They contain cases with unique code to execute depending on which value the variable contains. 

Functions are blocks of code that execute tasks. A function can be called multiple times to perform the same task. An example of the task is assigning a variable, calculating an equation, or looping through code.

Functions are useful for containing a lot of code that needs to be executed many times. You can populate a function with code and then call the function name to perform a task repeatedly. 

Classes create instances (objects) that have unique behaviors and properties. When you build projects, much of your code will need to go in classes.

In this section we will build and run Android projects. Let's get started

Discover machine learning concepts:

1. Understand what machine learning is and compare it to Artificial Intelligence (AI)
2. Discover applications of machine learning and where we use machine learning daily
3. Explore different machine learning mechanisms and commonly used algorithms

Master the basics: become an expert in Python and Java while learning core machine learning concepts

Here we will install PyCharm and explore the interface

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Explore PyCharm and the Python language 

Get here -- source code for PyCharm projects of this course!

What are Python variables? Let’s learn all about them! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Python variables to code.

Congratulations! You've completed this section. Get the source code here.

Explore TensorFlow, a machine learning framework

1. Learn what TensorFlow is and how it makes machine learning development easier
2. Install TensorFlow and access its libraries through PyCharm
3. Learn the basic components of TensorFlow
4. Build a complete computational model
5. Train and test a model and use it for future prediction

Machine learning goes mobile: learn how to incorporate machine learning models into Android apps

Learn about the TensorFlow estimator

1. Learn how the TensorFlow estimator differs from other computational graphs
2. Learn how to use the estimator
3. Learn the benefits of using the estimator
4. Build the same MNIST model using the estimator

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