Python, properly
Syntax, functions, data structures, modules, files, errors, and object-oriented thinking. Build a small utility before adding another course.
Weeks 1–8 · Notebook + CLI
A weekly runway from “starting from scratch” to a credible AI and Machine Learning internship portfolio by the end of 2026. The target stays ambitious. The next move stays concrete.
This week's runway
Foundations are not a waiting room. Each chapter ends in something another person can inspect.
Syntax, functions, data structures, modules, files, errors, and object-oriented thinking. Build a small utility before adding another course.
Weeks 1–8 · Notebook + CLIKeep the public target in view while the weekly work remains specific.
Source roadmapVectors, matrices, transformations, eigenvectors, and the geometry beneath optimization.
Weeks 4–12 · Visual explainerImplement regression and classification, then explain metrics and failure modes in your own words.
Weeks 10–22 · Reproducible experimentsTwo end-to-end projects with clean READMEs, measurable decisions, and a short technical walkthrough.
Weeks 18–36 · Public proofA checked box says “done.” A URL says what you built, how it behaves, and what you learned.
Learn in public, but measure in artifacts: code, experiments, explanations, and reliable weekly follow-through.
The export includes your target, allocation, milestones, evidence links, progress, and next commitment. No account required.
Your weekly learning runway transforms hours and skill levels into an explicit breakdown across Python, linear algebra, machine learning, and public proof. Adjusting skill options shifts the underlying weight matrix: as you master foundations, Python and math hours decrease, surging your weekly machine learning time. Checking milestones updates your verified progress score and embeds inspected proof links directly into an exportable roadmap bundle.