Hello and welcome. This course aims to help you learn how
to use Microsoft Azure Machine Learning to create and publish machine
learning models without writing code. Microsoft Azure Machine Learning is
a cloud based service with a wide range of features and capabilities that help data
scientists prepare data, train models, publish predictive services,
and monitor their usage. In this course,
you'll explore the following lessons. Microsoft Azure Machine Learning to
train and deploy a predictive model, create a regression model, create a classification model, and
create a clustering model with Azure AI. You'll also work through
a number of practical exercises. On completing the exercises, you'll be
able to create no-code predictive models with Azure Machine Learning. This hands on approach will help you in
your preparation for the AI 900 exam. To complete the practical exercises, you will make use of
an Azure Machine Learning workspace. You can then use this workspace to manage
data, compute resources, code models, and other artifacts related to your
machine learning workloads. To use Azure Machine Learning, you create a work space in your
Microsoft Azure subscription. If you don't already have an Azure
subscription, you can sign up for a free trial by accessing the Microsoft
Azure web page or using the link provided. You'll also find more detail on how to
create an Azure subscription later in this course. After completing each set of practical
exercise in a lesson, be sure to follow the cleanup instructions to stop the
compute instance until you need it again. You'll have access to the process on how
to clean up at the end of each lesson. You'll also have an opportunity to
complete knowledge checks that will keep you on track and let you know how you're
doing and what you have learned so far. And test prep questions, which you
can use to check your progress and prepare effectively for the AI 900 exam. Once you successfully
complete this course, you'll be awarded a Coursera certificate. Good luck with your preparation.