Andrew Ng's ML course, solved so you don't have to
A complete dump of lecture slides, quiz answers, and MATLAB assignment solutions for the classic Stanford Coursera course.

What it does This repo collects solutions to every programming assignment and quiz from Andrew Ng’s foundational Machine Learning course on Coursera, plus lecture slides. It’s essentially a study aid for students who hit a wall and want to peek at working MATLAB implementations of linear regression, neural networks, SVMs, and the rest of the 2011-era curriculum.
The interesting bit The course itself is a genuine classic — the one that launched a million ML careers — but this repo adds nothing pedagogically new. The author explicitly asks you to try the assignments yourself first, which is fair, then provides the escape hatch.
Key highlights
- Complete MATLAB solutions to all programming assignments
- Quiz answers included (academic integrity implications left as exercise for reader)
- Lecture slides bundled for offline reference
- Verified completion certificate displayed as social proof
- 1,159 stars suggests many students have found it during late-night debugging sessions
Caveats
- Code is solutions, not a library; you can’t pip-install anything here
- MATLAB/Octave focus feels increasingly archival as Python dominates ML education
- No tests, no CI, no modern packaging — just raw .m files and PDFs
Verdict Grab this if you’re currently stuck on Ng’s course and need to unblock yourself. Skip it if you’re looking for reusable tools or a principled alternative to doing your own homework.