<aside> 🤚🏻
Welcome to the IG track of CSOC’26
</aside>
Modules are present on the website, complete one to get the access to the next one. Each module has it’s deadline but you can do it before and move to next. In order to get access to the next module before hand, ask the mentors on discord to review your solution for the current module. If they think you’ve done it correctly, then you will be given the access to next module
Adhere strictly to deadlines. Submissions will be evaluated on approach, technical correctness, and clarity. Person submitting before the deadline will have a stricter evaluation than the others. The most technically accurate solution may not necessarily be the one chosen; clarity of thought and a well-reasoned approach will be valued more.
All resources and updates will be shared through **CSOC website and the** Discord Community. Ensure you’re registered on the website and join the Discord community. Your primary mode of communication should be strictly through Discord. In case we fail to repond on discord, you can contact us on Whatsapp:
Now starting with the theory part of actual ML. This beginner-friendly course introduces core machine learning concepts like model training, validation, and prediction using real-world datasets.
The course by Andrew Ng is highly recommended to start your Machine Learning journey. This course provides a great foundation and understanding of the key concepts. If you like to read instead of watching videos - you can take a look at this Blog, and Chapter 2 from book of Hands on ML, given in Additional Resources.