Build Neural Networks That Actually Work
Most courses teach you syntax and theory. We teach you how to write production-grade neural networks that solve real problems. Starting September 2025, we're running small cohorts in Kaohsiung for developers who want practical skills.
See What You'll BuildWhy Most Neural Network Courses Fall Short
Here's what we noticed after working with dozens of developers in Taiwan. They'd finish courses, feel confident, then hit a wall when trying to build anything real.
The problem wasn't their effort. It was that most programs teach clean datasets and perfect conditions. But actual projects involve messy data, hardware constraints, and debugging issues that YouTube tutorials never mention.
So we built something different. Our program starts with a broken neural network on day one. You'll spend the first week just making it work properly. Then we build complexity from there.
I spent two months trying to get my first CNN working before finding Cloudfuturex. What clicked for me was learning debugging techniques nobody else teaches. Now I can actually diagnose why a model isn't converging instead of just tweaking hyperparameters randomly.
What You'll Actually Learn
Computer Vision Projects
Build image classifiers that work on edge devices. We cover optimization techniques that let you run models on limited hardware.
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Sequence Models
From LSTMs to Transformers. You'll understand when to use each architecture and how to handle real-world time series data.
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Deployment Practices
Getting models into production is where most developers struggle. We spend significant time on API design, monitoring, and version control.
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Small Groups Only
We cap enrollment at 12 people per cohort. This isn't about being exclusive. It's because you need individual feedback when debugging model architectures. Larger classes make that impossible.
Real Projects, Not Tutorials
By week three, you'll work on a project with messy, unlabeled data. Some people find this frustrating at first. But it's the closest thing to what you'll face professionally.
Flexible Schedule for Working Developers
Classes run twice weekly in evenings, plus weekend lab sessions. Most participants keep their day jobs during the program, which starts in autumn 2025.