Udacity
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Udacity, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Udacity courses are taught by industry experts from Facebook, Google, Cloudera and MongoDB.
Our classes range from teaching you the very basics of programming, to more advanced courses that help you make sense of data.
Learn to code in HTML, CSS, Javascript, Python, Java and other programming languages.
Enjoy our courses in the comfort of your own home, solve a programming problem at a coffee shop or answer short quizzes in the park. Udacity for iPhone and iPad is the learning experience that fits into your lifestyle.
Hopping on a plane without internet access? Download classes ahead of time, and watch them when you don’t have an internet connection. You can also immerse yourself in a brand new classroom, even on your TV via AirPlay.
We have classes in:
• Intro to Computer Science
• Intro to Data Science
• A/B Testing
• Intro to Machine Learning
• Data Visualization and D3.js
• Intro to Hadoop and MapReduce
• Real-Time Analytics with Apache Storm
• Data Analysis with R
• Intro to Descriptive Statistics
• Intro to Inferential Statistics
• Data Wrangling with MongoDB
• Model Building and Validation
• Intro to Statistics
• Data Analyst Nanodegree
• Intro to HTML and CSS
• JavaScript Basics
• Responsive Web Design Fundamentals
• Responsive Images
• Browser Rendering Optimization
• Developing Scalable Apps in Python
• Object-Oriented JavaScript
• Intro to Relational Databases
• Full Stack Foundations
• Authentication & Authorization: OAuth
• How to Use Git and GitHub
• Intro to Computer Science
• JavaScript Design Patterns
• JavaScript Testing
• Developing Scalable Apps in Java
• Programming Foundations with Python
• Web Development
• Intro to AJAX
• HTML5 Canvas
• Intro to jQuery
• Intro to Point & Click App Development
• Computer Networking
• Website Performance Optimization
• Mobile Web Development
• HTML5 Game Development
• Front-End Web Developer Nanodegree
• Full Stack Web Developer Nanodegree
• How to Use Git and GitHub
• Intro to Computer Science
• Intro to Java Programming
• Programming Foundations with Python
• Intro to Hadoop and MapReduce
• Software Development Process
• Artificial Intelligence for Robotics
• Data Wrangling with MongoDB
• Intro to Parallel Programming
• Intro to Artificial Intelligence
• Interactive 3D Graphics
• Software Testing
• Design of Computer Programs
• Intro to Algorithms
• Programming Languages
• Applied Cryptography
• Software Debugging
• Intro to Theoretical Computer Science
• Intro to Java Programming
• UX Design for Mobile Developers
• Intro to iOS App Development with Swift
• UIKit Fundamentals
• iOS Networking with Swift
• iOS Persistence and Core Data
• How to Make an iOS App
• iOS Developer Nanodegree
• Advanced Operating Systems
• Computability, Complexity & Algorithms
• Knowledge-Based AI: Cognitive Systems
• Health Informatics in the Cloud
• High Performance Computer Architecture
• Machine Learning
• Software Development Process
• Artificial Intelligence for Robotics
• Computer Networking
• How to Build a Startup
• Intro to the Design of Everyday Things
• Intro Algebra Review
• College Algebra
• Visualizing Algebra
• Differential Equations in Action
• Intro to Physics
• Tales from the Genome
• Intro to Psychology
Reviews
Good app, but chat system doesn’t appear
bubblenote
I really enjoy using the Udacity to do my nanodegree app on the go. Yet, the chat system to message my mentor has disappeared. Please fix this!
A Wonderful Service For The People
WilljayB
I am new to Udacity, however This review is more about the appreciation of the movement. I have a deep appreciation for a company who’s philosophy is to teach by providing a platform that offers many no cost and low cost tutorials that are extremely crucial to any coders introduction or re-introduction into coding and beyond. To offer these services to the public, to me at least is such a philanthropic necessity and blessing to and for the people. I don’t think enough credit is given and believe the work here is Nobel Peace Prize worthy to share this knowledge with all who seek it.
هذا البرنامج هو الافضل
zsquare21
This program is the best way to learn anything related to the technology هذا البرنامج هو افضل طريقه لتعلم اي شيء متعلق بالتكنولوجيا
Where are the Android App Development Courses?
raiyan9632
Better than previous versions. Videos and Navigation are faster than before. The GUI is beautiful. I couldn’t find the courses and Nanodegree.
Good but prices are a little on the expensive side
hitman2598
I understand this isn't really Udacity's fault, it's the authors of the videos but a good amount of videos on Udacity are highly expensive.
Great Content (Mostly Tech-Focused)
waxter013
Udacity is the best learning app. No doubt about it. Coursera and edx are university-focused. Udacity is geared towards industry. They make courses for the skills companies want. Short videos are focused and make finding time to study easy. Practice problems right after learning knowledge help make sure things stick. Do them! Extremely high quality content! Highly recommended! Great app as well! One recommendation: Add some sort of keyboard shortcuts for common programming characters. It’s a pain in the butt to write code on mobile devices. Udacity has the best content hands down.
It's a graceful present ;)
@Zin3__
Until meeting the Udacity, I hadn't even written a single review about educational products. But this one, this one really is a very generous and uniqueness of learning the data science. Udacity will give you not only the free courses to learn the basics with very neatly courses on each section but also the perfect courses for the professional one with worth-to-pay prices to be known in your future :)
Courses amazing. App horrible
Awful123456789
Whats the point of downloading a course? I spend my entire train ride staring at the spinning wait icon on my iphone. Course is downloaded but not sure what that means since performance is still horrific. Shout out to the Georgia Tech ML course or I would have deleted this app long ago.
Terrible
PortlandNick
Very poor app user experience. Downloaded videos don’t always play and functionality of the app is just not there. It is glitchy when answering quiz questions, jumps around all over the page. How is this app rated so high!? Website experience is far better.
Lots of problems, no answers
crazyaboutmovies**
I got my company to fund a Udacity nanodegree, so this comment is about their best service. I experienced many hours and weeks of time-wasting technical issues with slow or no support. I feel like they did the 20% of work to write cool content but then skipped the 80% to make it work well.
