i spoke with the founder and ceo sebastian thrun, who also invested in google's driverless car. him how many people are using udacity and how. >> the students are from all over the world. bangalore is the second largest city, new york is the largest. they all want to learn and get a job. the number one reason to come to udacity is to get a job. we teach you cloud data and big tech. >> what are the most popular classes? >> a coating glass. -- coding class. you go from no experience whatsoever to building your version of google. >> is there a notion that vocational education is the focus here? is their interest in the arts? if there is, how do those students differ? >> i'm very interested in the arts and humanities. many of our partner companies feel that the type of skills that kids have leaving college and not a good match for what they need in the workforce. at this point you spend more than one year searching for your first job. more than half the kids coming out of college are unemployed or underemployed. a lot of companies like at&t and google are stepping up and saying let'

>>udacity ceo and founder sebastian thrun. >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west," i'm emilyjesse jackson is launching a new campaign for more diversity in technology targeting some of the biggest companies in silicon valley. we spoke to him outside and hp shareholders meeting in santa clara. take a listen. >> we are here because diversity is a matter of justice. whether it is ebay or amazon or apple, there are no blacks and latinos on their boards. there is no shortage of people who are capable of serving on boards. we are looking for a just and fair two-way trade relationship. >> you also called for more minority owned investment firms to be participating in ipos, debt offerings and so on. why is that such a focus? >> because the chance for economic development. twitter had several billion-dollar ipos with no black or latinos or women involved. verizon was a 6 billion deal. no blacks, no latinos, no women involved. we must fight for a one big america. we do not know how good baseball could be until everybody could play. a black and a white kid leave stanford. the white kid