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fastai/course22

The fast.ai course: notebooks, slides, and Excel

This repo houses the notebooks, slides, and—unexpectedly—Excel spreadsheets for the 2022 Practical Deep Learning for Coders course.

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What it does

This repository is the filing cabinet for the 2022 edition of fast.ai’s Practical Deep Learning for Coders. It stores the full lesson notebooks at the root, a clean folder with the same code stripped of prose and outputs, Excel spreadsheets in xl/, and slide decks in slides/. It is course material, not a library.

The interesting bit

Most open courseware dumps a tangle of narrative notebooks and calls it a day; this repo also provides a clean code-only variant that reads like executable scripts, and it ships Excel spreadsheets as a core part of the material—an unusual choice for a deep learning course.

Key highlights

  • Full notebooks in the root, bare code versions in clean/
  • Excel spreadsheets (xl/) alongside the usual Python material
  • Slide decks (slides/) included
  • Getting-started guide for GitHub Codespaces
  • Companion to the lessons at course.fast.ai

Verdict

Useful if you are following the fast.ai course or want to inspect the code without the surrounding essay; skip it if you are looking for a reusable package or framework.

Frequently asked

What is fastai/course22?
This repo houses the notebooks, slides, and—unexpectedly—Excel spreadsheets for the 2022 Practical Deep Learning for Coders course.
Is course22 open source?
Yes — fastai/course22 is an open-source project tracked on heatdrop.
What language is course22 written in?
fastai/course22 is primarily written in Jupyter Notebook.
How popular is course22?
fastai/course22 has 3.7k stars on GitHub.
Where can I find course22?
fastai/course22 is on GitHub at https://github.com/fastai/course22.

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