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5-Day Learning Plan for AI/ML Beginners

This plan is designed for engineering students or software engineers new to AI/ML, with each day's effort
limited to 3 hours of structured learning and 1 hour of additional reading.

Day 1: Introduction to AI/ML Basics


Objective: Understand what AI and ML are, their importance, and foundational concepts.

Modules:

1. Introduction to AI/ML
o What is AI/ML? Differences between AI, ML, and Deep Learning.
o Real-world applications in various industries.
2. Types of Machine Learning
o Supervised, Unsupervised, and Reinforcement Learning.
3. Core Concepts
o Features, Labels, Datasets, and Models.
o Overview of ML workflow (data collection, training, evaluation).

Content (3 Hours):

1. Video Course: AI for Everyone by Andrew Ng (Coursera Free).


o Watch Week 1 lectures (~2 hours).
2. Hands-on Tutorial:
o Install Python, Jupyter Notebook, and libraries (NumPy, pandas, matplotlib).
o Practice basic Python commands using Kaggle’s Python Intro. (~1 hour).

Additional Reading (1 Hour):

 Article: Introduction to Machine Learning by Google Developers.

Day 2: Data Handling and Preprocessing


Objective: Learn data handling, cleaning, and preprocessing techniques essential for ML.

Modules:

1. Understanding Data
o Types of datasets (structured, unstructured).
o Exploring datasets with Python.
2. Data Cleaning
o Handling missing values, duplicates.
o Feature scaling, encoding categorical variables.
3. Visualization and EDA
o Visualizing data using Matplotlib and Seaborn.
Content (3 Hours):

1. Video Course: Python for Data Science by FreeCodeCamp (~2 hours).


2. Hands-on Tutorial:
o Perform EDA on a dataset (e.g., Titanic dataset) using Pandas Documentation Tutorial. (~1
hour).

Additional Reading (1 Hour):

 Guide: Data Cleaning Techniques by Kaggle.

Day 3: Core ML Algorithms


Objective: Get hands-on with basic ML algorithms and evaluation techniques.

Modules:

1. Supervised Learning
o Linear Regression and Logistic Regression.
o Decision Trees.
2. Model Evaluation
o Metrics: MAE, RMSE, Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-Score.
3. Unsupervised Learning
o K-Means Clustering.

Content (3 Hours):

1. Video Course: Machine Learning Crash Course by Google Developers (~2 hours).
2. Hands-on Tutorial:
o Implement Linear Regression and K-Means on sample datasets using Scikit-learn
Documentation Examples. (~1 hour).

Additional Reading (1 Hour):

 Article: A Visual Introduction to Machine Learning.

Day 4: Introduction to Neural Networks


Objective: Understand the basics of neural networks and deep learning concepts.

Modules:

1. What are Neural Networks?


o Structure: Input, Hidden, and Output layers.
o Activation functions: Sigmoid, ReLU, Softmax.
2. Building Blocks of Neural Networks
oForward and Backpropagation.
oGradient Descent.
3. Introduction to TensorFlow and Keras
o Setting up TensorFlow.
o Building a simple neural network.

Content (3 Hours):

1. Video Tutorial: Introduction to Neural Networks by 3Blue1Brown (~1 hour).


2. Hands-on:
o Build a simple neural network for MNIST classification using TensorFlow’s Beginner Guide.
(~2 hours).

Additional Reading (1 Hour):

 Guide: Deep Learning Basics on Medium.

Day 5: Real-World Applications and Model Deployment


Objective: Learn about advanced topics and deploying ML models in real-world applications.

Modules:

1. Introduction to Deep Learning Architectures


o Overview of CNNs and RNNs.
2. Deployment of ML Models
o Saving and loading models.
o Deployment using Flask/Streamlit.
3. Future Trends and Ethics in AI
o Ethical considerations in AI.
o Current trends (e.g., Generative AI, Transformers).

Content (3 Hours):

1. Video Course: AI Applications by MIT OpenCourseWare (~1.5 hours).


2. Hands-on:
o Deploy a pre-trained model using Streamlit’s Quickstart Guide. (~1.5 hours).

Additional Reading (1 Hour):

 Article: Best Practices for Deploying Machine Learning Models.

This learning plan ensures a mix of foundational understanding, hands-on practice, and insights into real-world
applications. Let me know if you'd like further customization!

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