Raoul Harris
  • Introduction
  • Technical books
    • Data engineering with Alteryx
    • Deep learning in Python
    • Generative AI in action
    • Generative deep learning
    • Outlier analysis
    • Understanding deep learning
    • Understanding machine learning: from theory to algorithms (in progress)
    • Review: Deep learning: foundations and concepts
  • Technical courses
    • Advanced SQL Server masterclass for data analytics
    • Building full-stack apps with AI
    • Complete Cursor
    • DataOps methodology
    • DeepLearning.AI short courses
    • Generative AI for software development
      • Introduction to generative AI for software development
      • Team software engineering with AI
      • AI-powered software and system design
    • Generative AI with large language models
    • Generative pre-trained transformers
    • IBM DevOps and software engineering
      • Introduction to agile development and scrum
      • Introduction to cloud computing
      • Introduction to DevOps
    • Machine learning in production
    • Reinforcement learning specialization
      • Fundamentals of reinforcement learning
      • Sample-based learning methods
      • Prediction and control with function approximation
  • Non-technical books
    • Management skills for everyday life (in progress)
  • Non-technical courses
    • Business communication and effective communication specializations
      • Business writing
      • Graphic design
      • Successful presentation
      • Giving helpful feedback (not started)
      • Communicating effectively in groups (not started)
    • Illinois Tech MBA courses
      • Competitive strategy (in progress)
    • Leading people and teams specialization
      • Inspiring and motivating individuals
      • Managing talent
      • Influencing people
      • Leading teams
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Introduction

This is a collection of notes and observations on some of the books that I've read and courses that I've taken since late 2023. The exact format varies based on the topic and when I engaged with it, but it generally includes an overview of the main topics covered as well as a selection of the points that I consider to be the most important or interesting.

These notes are meant to supplement the more comprehensive ones that I keep in Anki, so they focus on the key takeaways rather than aiming to be exhaustive.

For more information about me and how to contact me, please see my LinkedIn profile.

Last updated 7 months ago