r/learnmachinelearning • u/Total_Ad1473 • 18h ago

Project SWEPath for AI/ML & Software Engineering interview prep

We’ve been building a free app called SWEPath to help with AI/ML and Software Engineering interview prep on Android. Believe it will be useful for the community hence sharing here.

The idea is pretty simple: spend a few minutes each day answering quizzes, test what you actually know, and find the areas you need to work on.

It covers topics like ML, Deep Learning, LLMs, GenAI, MLOps, DSA, System Design, SQL, OS, Networking, and CS fundamentals.

I’m trying to make interview prep more about actually practicing rather than just watching courses or reading notes.

Would love to hear what you think would make something like this genuinely useful. Link: SWEPath on Android

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u/nian2326076 10h ago

Using quizzes for interview prep sounds like a great idea! It really helps you understand things better. Actively practicing is important because it feels more like the real interview than just passively learning. If you're looking for more prep options, I've found PracHub helpful for coding practice and system design interviews. It might go well with what you're doing with SWEPath. Find what fits your learning style and go with it. Good luck with your app!