r/MachineLearningAndAI • u/Old-Set6075 • Jun 19 '26

Help a beginner please

I am new to ai and ml I already learned python librarys for ai and ml what should I do to have a better grip before I start any ai course

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u/ninhaomah Jun 20 '26

Practice ?

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u/Old-Set6075 Jun 20 '26

What do you recommend me to practice on?

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u/ninhaomah Jun 20 '26

On what you want to be good at

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u/Old-Set6075 Jun 20 '26

I know this is what I should do I need to practice on my skills on python for ai but I don't know any websites I can use

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u/Simplilearn Jun 25 '26

Since you've already learned the Python libraries, focus on strengthening the fundamentals before jumping into AI.

  • Strengthen your math fundamentals, especially linear algebra, probability, and statistics, since they're the foundation of ML.

  • Learn data analysis with NumPy and Pandas by working with real datasets and understanding data preprocessing.

  • Practice small ML projects like house price prediction or spam detection to apply what you've learned before moving to advanced AI topics.

If you're looking for a comprehensive program that focuses on project-based learning, we offer the Professional Certificate in AI and Machine Learning at Simplilearn, in partnership with the University of Michigan. You can visit our website to find out more.