Build AI systems that actually work
Structured courses in neural networks and computer vision — small cohorts, working PyTorch notebooks, and feedback from people who build real models.
Three courses, one clear path
Each course is designed to stand on its own — or to stack. Start where your skills are and work forward.
Neural Network Fundamentals
Self-paced work through linear layers, activation functions, loss functions, training loops, and standard regularization — all in PyTorch with complete, runnable notebooks.
- Full PyTorch notebooks included
- Math notation at a moderate pace
- Self-paced schedule
Computer Vision With Open Models
Ten weeks covering classification, detection, segmentation, and representation learning — built on top of open pretrained models, with weekly notebooks and a final written project.
- Cohort capped at 30 students
- Weekly evaluation exercises
- Final project + written report
Quarterly Open Office Sessions
A quarterly pass for moderated sessions where you bring your own project and receive structured feedback. Each two-hour session includes a topical reading shared in advance.
- For students with active projects
- Structured facilitator feedback
- Pre-session topical reading
What sets the learning apart
The courses are built around the friction points most developers actually run into — not cleaned-up theory that skips the hard parts.
Working notebooks, not slides
Every concept is demonstrated in a notebook you can run and modify. No copy-pasted fragments — full, working PyTorch code with comments.
Small, capped cohorts
The Computer Vision course runs with at most 30 students. Feedback is specific, not templated, and questions get real answers.
Projects, not exams
Evaluation is through exercises and a documented final project. You leave with something to point to — not just a certificate number.
Stackable curriculum
The fundamentals course and the vision course are designed to fit together, so prior Synaptiq students enter the vision cohort with a shared baseline.
Ongoing facilitator access
Office sessions let active students bring their own projects and get direct, structured input — not just forum posts and async replies.
Python-first, math-honest
The curriculum doesn't hide the mathematics. Notation is introduced at a pace that assumes you can write Python, not that you have a PhD.
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