Hey, guys.
Ethan here.
First of all, welcome to Udemy.
I just want to make sure that you know how to use the Udemy tools in order to maximize your learning
potential.
So in this course I will be speaking at my normal speed.
But if you think I speak too slow, you can speed me up up to two x in the other way.
If you think I speak too fast, you can decrease my speed up to 0.5 x at some point of this course.
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Okay, let's discuss now the course's content and how do I suggest going through this course and what
available resources do you have in it?
Generally, I recommend you watching through the course's regular order section one, two, three,
four, five and etcetera.
Now it's important to check out the resource section for each video where I usually put some useful
links to the Discord server, to some Python code snippets, to documentation or any other thing that
I mentioned in the video.
So be sure to notice the resource section.
Now, all through the course I do mention the troubleshooting section where you can find help for issues
you are encountering and the theory section where I elaborate on things like prompt engineering theory
or long chain theory.
So sometimes in the course I mentioned terminologies like chain of thought prompting the reasoning enacting
react paper.
So I explain all those theoretical subjects in depth.
In the theoretical section.
You are welcome to check out every time you feel like if you want to contact me directly, you can do
it in a couple of ways.
First, you can send me a message on the Udemy platform and the second is to simply add me on LinkedIn
and send me a private message.
I love getting messages from you.
You can send me a message about whatever you like about the course, some feedback, maybe you have
a question or something more general you want to know.
Feel free to contact me anytime.
The last thing I want to mention about the courses Discord community with over 1000 members, that's
pretty much it.
So I'll see you in the next lecture.