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- Emphasis on practical assignments in courses: The courses had a great balance of theory and practice. The practical assignments (e.g., implementing neural nets in numpy in the Deep Learning course) were very helpful
- Good teachers: Most of the teachers were very good and were active researchers in their area.
- Lots of opportunities to publish: The coursework had some courses which encourages you to publish your course projects/research. If you are interested in research, this is a great benefit.
Dislikes
- Housing: It is hard to get housing near the college. This is one of the biggest issues in student life in Amsterdam
- Coursework: Sometimes the coursework might feel heavy particularly in the first year. But it is manageable.
- Some courses like "Knowledge representation" teach classical AI which may seem outdated.
- My college provided accommodation for the first year as well as the second year to me. They generally do not help in the 2nd year, but I got lucky. Typically, use online forums/websites to get housing. Register in the first year itself.
- My rent was about 500-700 euros per month. It was fully furnished with everything needed for student life.
- Amsterdam does not have sufficient housing so the main challenge is finding any affordable housing. You should register asap (6 months ahead) on the housing websites to get housing.
- My house was 10km away from college in the first year and just 500m away in the second year.
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