Advanced Machine Learning on Google Cloud

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This specialization includes these 4 courses.

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End-to-End Machine Learning with TensorFlow on GCP
In the first course of this specialization, we will recap what was covered in the Machine Learning with TensorFlow
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Production Machine Learning Systems
This course covers how to implement the various flavors of production ML systems— static, dynamic, and continuous
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Image Understanding with TensorFlow on GCP
This is the third course of the Advanced Machine Learning on GCP specialization
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Recommendation Systems with TensorFlow on GCP
In this course, you'll apply your knowledge of classification models and embeddings to build a ML pipeline that
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Advanced Machine Learning Specialisations: NRU vs. Google?

I am interested in taking one of the Advanced Machine Learning specialisations on Coursera.

I have previously done Andrew Ng's ML and DL courses, Koller's PGM one and I use ML occasionally at work so I have some experience and would like to go beyond the basics.

I am trying to choose between these two:

The Google course has the benefit that it is using GCP which we use at work but I'm concerned it might be more of a sales pitch for Google's products rather than a great educational course. (I have seen some Google ML courses that were basically just showing you how to use Google's pre-trained models in your apps)

The NRU one has the downsides that I'm not sure of the quality of the course and perhaps it won't be as useful but at least they don't have an incentive to tie you into certain tools.

Has anyone taken any of these courses (or any similar) and can recommend/review them?

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