Module 3 - Machine Learning for Product Managers

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Module 3— How to use ML as a weapon (Watch Video)

In this module, we will learn the following topic

  • What does the machine learning project lifecycle look like?
  • How to organize your team and project for success?
  • What are some roles and Responsibilities of the Machine learning project team?

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What will you learn in this course?

In this course, we will tell you how to turn the business need into a machine learning problem, and then make a prototype out of it. If that performs well then how to deploy and productionise it.

This course is divided into 6 modules.

  1. In the first module, we will see, see the introduction to machine learning
  2. In the second module, we will see when to say yes or no to machine learning. Machine learning is very mainstream nowadays so it is very important for a manager to know when to say yes and when to say no.
  3. In the third module, we will see how to use machine learning weapons.
  4. In the fourth module, we will see how to prepare the training data for machine learning, that’s the first step in developing any machine learning model.
  5. From there we will move on to our fifth module where we will learn how to build the machine learning model
  6. Finally, in our last module, we will see how to deploy the model.

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