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Im sure this is a fantastic introduction for those with no prior programming experience, but as someone with even just a little bit of prior scripting experience, I found it extremely slow-paced. Rather than suffer through the lectures, I did DataCamps Intro. to Python and then did all the quizzes & assignments for this class as extra practice.

I really liked to do it

Not the course id think it would be.I learn less information than i d expect but these were still usefull information.

I found the course quite useful. It was my first but not last step to join the machine learning world. Courses scope makes me feel now im familiar with lots of concepts of ML research space. It was also easily understandable, and also not hard to deal with even for some specific lessons that required a bit attention.Overall, im happy to take this course as my first step to machine learning and i advise it to everyone who wants to improve himself/herself or start a new career path on ML.

Im very glad I took this course. Ive kept chickens throughout much of my life since childhood and some of the information presented here made me go, Oh! Now I get it. The course was well structured and presented in an informal yet professional manner that I found appealing. This was one of my first coursera classes so I dont know if its already offered, but I would love to see this team put together a course on chicken breeds if they havent already. The only downside to this class was that the last section (slaughter) seemed (to me) a bad note to leave on. Maybe add a bit about bringing in the new batch of chicks or just anything a bit more upbeat. Thanks to everyone involved for a job well done.

This course offers an excellent introduction to methods that can be used to focus the creative process, with intention and purpose. It forced me to think about exactly what it is I wish to achieve with the music I make, how I want it to sound, and to what end, and also gave some basic information on how to achieve certain aesthetics in a recording. It is a well-structured course that encourages engagement with other participants, and exposes you to the ideas of other creative people around the globe.

Too much theoretical. Probably this is not the course I was looking for when I joined it. Nevertheless, I will try to get some concepts from it, particularly for what concerns the practice of meditation and mindfulness.

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This course is just AMAZING!!I take 20+ courses from Coursera and EDX, this is one of the best.If anyone is interested in robotics and dont know where to start, then you should not miss this course.The teaching style is very good too, if the prof. opened another course in the future, even that course is about cooking, I will definitely take that one too.Thanks for bringing this course to us.

Some parts are needed more clarification. In other words, as a student of the course you need to go beyond the materials, since the materials are not self-sufficient. Specially about simulation methods. However, this is not the reason that I give the course 4 out of 5. The absence of any help from TAs, based on my experience, is the reason. I expected some official replies to my question while there are only a few question for each week of the course.

I would give 5 out of 5 without any hesitation. It is a wonderful course covering right from the basics to a moderate level, presenting the approaches to analyse the data. Good that Dr.Borle had presented tricky assignments for the course, that really helped us to use our brains and dig into the analysis. Much appreciated course. Thank you Dr.Borle and Coursera. Look forward to many more interesting courses on Data Analysis and Analytics.

Most of the effort in the creation of this course seems to have gone into the visual and acoustic effects of the slides. The first weeks material has no substance whatsoever (literally!). The second week s presentations are just listings of lengthy definitions and Best practices which in fact are mostly goals, not practices.With the poor quality of the provided videos, my hope was that the reading would be better. But the second weeks reading are uncommented links to a 270 page NIST document, an Open Online Course(!!!) and OWASP material.At this point it is clear that continuing the course is not going to help me in the way I would expect it from a course. When I compare this to the excellent Software Security course of Michael Hicks (University of Maryland) , which I also attend on Coursera, there are worlds between both.I understand that Cybersecurity and its Ten Domains addresses students with less prior knowledge, but especially for such students I would expect a much better didactic approach.One star seems harsh, but after the first two weeks, the only words I find for this are: seriously?

Great reminders and a few things to think about.

This course is pretty basic. As far as grammar goes, it really only covers tenses and parallel agreement. Im also pretty there is more to punctuation than the semicolon and the comma, although I didnt realize how complicated comma placement could be!The professor talks like shes on tranquilizers and its difficult to do peer reviews when 90% of the class apparently doesnt speak English as their first language.I learned some things, but this course should really be called How and when to use a comma. Would anyone really pay money for this?

It was I nice course but it would have been better start building an app from scratch in the practice sections

I like very much this class, Ive learned a lot, and is very usefull for my career! Thanks

Prof. Hintons course was my first Coursera experience and I liked it a lot. A lot of tasks of very different levels! And even if you are familiar with calculus/linear algebra some things will still be challenging. P.S. Couple of slides in the course were missing, but I hope this will be fixed soon.

I am not sure if the course will help me in any degree but that is solely due to my laziness, low self-esteem and year long struggle with depression. However, with regards to the course itself, I think it can be very usefull. A lot of the learing tips seem common sense but for me it was very important that all of them were supported by science , not only the kind of advice that any person could give you. I can only regeret that I did not take a similar course when at school or at the universtiy. I am sure I will use, or at least try to use, some of the techniques and do more reading on the subject (using both the Web and the publications mentioned throughout the course of the lectures). In my opinion, the fact that the lectures are divided into rather short segments is beneficial as it helps to go through the course even without having much time and incresaes motivation to continue, as one is not faced with having to listen for a lecture for an hour or so. I often found myself only plannig to view one short videos and ending up in wieving a couple one after another, not noticing how much time passed. Finally, I think that both of the lecturers are a great benefit of the course as they bring a lot of enthusiasm and good will and seemed people I would like to know in person (or at least that was my impression).Greetings and thanks from Poland to both of them!

While it is a great course for all beginners to the Guitar, the only problem that I see is the grading system that is absolute loony. It is left to other students to grade it and that may or may not show up to be graded by other students. If it is not shown up to be graded by other students then you are left grade-less for that assignment hence leaving you unable to complete this course and you cannot receive your certificate or completion letter.

Overall it was a good course but the only thing I would recommend is relating with the assignments. What I saw in almost all the assignments we should have had experience on the work to do them. But since not everybody has that experience it would be nice to think even for beginners as well.

I work with excel and thousands of lines of data everyday. I found this class to be challenging

This course is a great, from the perspective of how it is organized as well as the assignments provided at the end of each module. The way the content layout is well-suited and leads student step by step gaining insight to the mechanics of different financial derivatives and working on those assignments is a great method of pushing student spend time to understand how the mechanics works.Both instructors are great! and I appreciated greatly their effort as well as Coursera.The only one improvement I would suggest is that if a TA can be assigned for this course, itll be a great help to all students.Thanks!

Thank you Ms professor Erin Bara you are the pest

Good course, but need more details.

Course only drilled down on specific aspects of excel that were inclined to regression analysis which is just one aspect used in business analysis

The course is very interesting and Andrew Ng is a great teacher.It a shame for the bad audio (too much compression?), as well as for quizzes and programming activities that are often too trivial.However I recommend this course at those who want to explore these fascinating themes and at those who want deepen a little.

i expected it to be more advanced.

A great course for shifting your perspective on how to approach learning something new. The course is not too difficult but offers valuable tips on how to use your brain wisely. I learned a lot from it and definitely suggest this to someone who feels like they havent been the most successful student.

What a great course. Professor Shiller explains concepts in a simple manner so everyone understands. He also make a great deal of references to the origins of old concepts such as banks, insurances, etc. so you not only understand the concept but the reasoning behind such concepts. So happy to took the course.

Professor has a soft, easy to follow teaching style but the course structure has several pitfalls:It gets too theoretical in week 3 and 4 and you really dont need complex algebra or statistics to pass the course but itd be hard to understand the core matters without them. Week 4s assignment is only a quiz and I think there should have been a project to really test students ability to apply the learned materials in real situations. Besides, you dont need programming skill to complete the assignments, but it takes a lot of time to learn free, ready-made datavis tools and they are too limited to deliver the outcomes we want.I think if anyone is serious about learning data visualization, you cant get away with not knowing programming and statistics and those two should be prerequisites.

Simply an introduction but definitely helps learn the program, at least on a surface level. You will gain basic functionality and be well on your way to crafting more complex arrangements if you desire.

This is excellent course for anyone to understand what machine learning is all about. Prof. Andrew does a great job of explaining the concepts candidly. The course content is well designed both is content and structure. Would love to see an advanced version of the course where we apply the learning on some complex real world problems.

Andrew Ng is a skilled instructor who is adept at covering the material in a manner which makes it digestible to folks who may even have been a few years removed from their last university level Algebra and math courses and who have not been directly programming for quite some time. While I had been working on telemetry and big data analytics it was from a business perspective with a decent amount of common sense understanding about what was underneath making it work. I now feel like a have a good amount of depth into the details of the techniques and application of the high level concepts. Thanks Andrew!

It would be very helpful to let us see the forums of previous sessions.

Very fast pace with no support. Be prepared to make countless online searches or to discuss solely with peers. Many drop out by the end of the course. Final Project is far too difficult for this course, because it did not prepare me at all. If you want to learn Android programming, I suggest you look elsewhere.

It was quite demanding to complete this course while pursuing my work. But its worth doing because I learned many things that I cant learn by myself. Save to offline function in Coursera mobile app was perfect for me. That enabled me to take course lessons during my commute. I appreciate the lecturers effort as well as the Courseras effort.

Although the instructor was good at presenting the information, I felt that the reference sheets should of had the phonetic pronunciations next to the Korean writing. This would of helped learn the symbols better. After the second week, we were expected to know what they represented. I felt it needed a video on just learning the alphabet. I did still learn a great deal of vocabulary.

There are serious issues in the IT infrastructure for this Online Course. Coursera needs to upgrade their IT infrastructure for it to be real time. You may go through the threads in Help for more information and issues posted by other users.Apart from this, it is extremely difficult to communicate with someone in Coursera regarding anything and in any form, i.e email, live chat, etc.

This was a hard course and many of the exercises did not have enough details to complete the assignments on time. I had to rely on course forums and a lot of googling to finish the course successfully.

Videos that are presented in French couldve been translated to English.

Great! If this was the first Im excited to start the others. The content is very instructive, a lot of concepts and useful tools. They should add more content per week, because is too little material to study per week. Thus, sometimes it seens to be boring. But its ok.

This course is an excellent one for anyone who want to get into the world of Machine Learning.The course material is structured very well and the Professor is very good at explaining all the concepts in a clear and concise way. A little programming experience in any language and a bit of linear algebra is enough to start this course.I gained a lot of understanding into the details of how machine learning is used in real life applications - thanks to the course!.

There were several technical issues (no submission button for peer-reviewed assignment, right answers listed as wrong and vice versa in the clips, etc.). The lecturer also sounded a bit unnatural with pauses in sentences where you wouldnt expect them, making it harder to process information. The course material itself wasnt bad, but the execution just seemed a little unfinished.

This course is really good to get started with the Python language. At the begining you can be surprised by the code lines that you dont understand but in this course by the Dr Chuck hand you will be carried to the basics python sintax and usage. I would take it again. it is an excellent course that breaks the ussually way to take a study course.

Perhaps, better MOOC on smart cities among available ones. Covered different perspectives such as social, political, technical, legal, and so on. I liked the course, and will recommend it to friends and colleagues. Personally, I think S4-1 Transition in Socio-Technical systems is very good articulation of challenges from a theoretical point of view. Great job.

The course has several mistakes; the instructor forgot to remove some of the clips taken wrong inside the lectures, and the project for week 3 was incorrectly written. However, in general the course is very appealing; its the main part of making games. And if some may think that you dont need to take a class to learn to be creative, this course was an excellent way to put my creativity in practice, learn about how game design works, and read many interesting articles and stuff from different sites, provided by the instructor.Highly recommended, its a very fun course.

This is the third Coursera course I have completed. I am nearing completion on two others. I had high expectations for this one but it was the only one I have been disappointed in. In comparison with other MOOCs Ive participated in which have clearly been designed with online delivery and audience in mind, the format of this MOOC was not engaging. Its also baffling that they would spend nine weeks on public policy in the 21st century and only include one female speaker and not a single person of colour. The 21st century at the University of Virginia must look quite different from the 21st century where I am. There was also a lot institutional promoting of the University of Virginia / Batten School itself which I havent experienced in other courses. While I did find some of the speakers and subject matter to be of interest, I had hoped for more from this MOOC.

Really like what I have taken away from the course. I felt the presentation of some of the information a bit overwhelming, pure lecture without any visuals.As a suggestion, I think it would have been interesting to hear the presenters talk about their own personal journey/story with respect to meditation, even if it is purely academic without any practical implication for them personally.Many, many thanks!!

very useful

With this on-line education, I learned how much health information impacts consumers.Healthcare consumers actively explore health information and make decisions about their health. And they get information via a number of resources such as friends and family, printing, electronic media, health care providers, other consumers and so on.It is very important that health information should be accessible to people and medical staff directly related to patients, and I think that the process of health information delivery should be appropriate to the degree of need of acquiring personal information of medical consumers.In addition, I think that the problem which critical to challenge was examined as long as consumers, providers, and information scientists who develop using health information should go through.

Very good introduction to this software, teatcher is great and very easy to understand. I have learned a lot of good stuffs such as how to warp audio, convert audio to midi and so on... I was used to work on cubase and I have discovered the specifities and the advantages of Live.Moreover thanks to the assignment objectives I had to force myself to be creative and It was a great feelig.Thanks for this course :)

Thank you professor Andrew. Ive learnt a lot from this course. Before taking this course, I have no idea about anything of machine learning. But after that, I could tell that Im pretty confident to build a real world machine learning system. This course gave me a strong foundation in machine learning. I believe I would learn more and more advanced algorithm based on the knowledge learnt from this class. Sorry for my poor English. But I wrote it by myself instead of spam software. Coursera will definitely recognize my comment as helpful:)

This whole program is so knowledge-giving...thanks to Coursera and University of Kentucky.😊

This course is the absolute best I have taken on Coursera. The teacher is very engaging, explains with ease is a very friendly professor that guides you effectively as if you werent taking this class online. It is elegantly designed with in-video questions and helpful quizzes that are short and on-point. I liked the over-all design, it touches in the most important thinkers of Sociology but also focuses on aspects that arent always taught in Sociology classes. A great course!

This course is done so well, that it is itself easy to learn. I would recommend this course to any high school or university student.Unfortunately, most of the advice is not very useful for someone who spends 8 hours at work and has two children at home :-) This course does not have people that are juggling work & life & study in mind.But if you are a full-time student, do not hesitate!

I love Dr Chuck, the guy really knows how to pass his knowledge and get student interested in programming. He is not a boring teacher for a change and I love to hear. The course might seem slow but it teaches the right way because it will stick to you. I love it.

This course illustrates how to learn in the best ways with alternative methods. The course inspires me a lot and solve some of my learning doubts and difficulties I faced before. Every study struggle has a reason behind! Thanks for this course which open the door to be a better learner, the remaining pathway is to practice these techniques and being passion in learning.

A nice idea but very poorly done. This would be cool topic to learn about but it is just so poorly executed.Week 1 was just introduction. Week 2 seemed okay, reasonably interesting with a video that although was somewhat dated in style managed to grab my attention for the 40 or so minutes in length.However Week 3 is where I get off. A 16 minute video of slides, with only a couple of minutes of narration in total with what seems like about 20 links to random articles over the internet Links to articles to read would be fine if done well, but with very little to join them up and link them back to the subject at hand is a bit boring. Also the worst part - the slides arent posted so in order to get to these articles I had to pause the video and letter by letter type them into the address bar. I gave up after the third article and hit leave course.

Focused a little too much on telephone history, though some was interesting. Perhaps spread out to other modules as short background material.Would have preferred history/overview from Internet age with focus on various protocols/technologies that were introduced (IP, TCP, UDP, MQTT, Thread, Bluetooth, ZigbeeModule 6 made up for its more dynamic and more germane presentation. May be make it the 1st module, with other modules going back for a brief historical overview

The problem is that the only feedback a student gets is from other students. I only received 1 feedback from the supposedly 3 each week for 4 weeks. I gave 3 stars because the videos are very good and good concepts but I paid far more money than they now charge. So I doubt I will finish the certificate because the final course relies only on student feedback which is non-existent.

Severe lack of support (zero) from the professor or TAs. Some wrong solutions were provided for assigments but were never addressed or acknowledged that it will be fixed. Some assignment files are not Mac friendly or is just not viewable by all students (I cant tell). Materials are quite good but grading is subject to broad interpretations and there is no human to provide guidance on what are the best practices. To think that I paid for the specialisation in order to take the graded assignment AND I have to do the grading BUT I do not receive support? This is ridiculous. I will have to think three times before I pay for a Coursera course in the future. Never again. I will not recommend this to others.

A wealth of information taught by engaging professors. The interactive peer-review process immediately showed me how I was interpreting the class information and where to focus for best results. Week-End slide shows recap for maximum retention. Instructors used external linked videos for examples that were extremely useful. A real-world company CEO gave us his topic thoughts throughout the course. The course installments were of the optimal length for enjoyment and interest. I was able to utilize the skills on day one and my interest and knowledge base kept growing daily. Each weekly required essay was thought provoking and engaged the core of the values and skills we had learned. 5 stars, 2 thumbs up, A+ I would do it again in a heartbeat. Highly Recommend this course and encourage anyone who is in the area of leading people, a team leader, manager, even a head of household will benefit.

I really liked that course! You should think about it as an introduction class, otherwise you will be really disappointed with its content. Speaking for my academic experience, I already know how to program a game, but I never had the chance to study the Game Design field. This course forced me to use a creatively thinking process to focus on some important aspects, like rules, multiplayer, and more.Do not take this class if: you are looking for academic resources, books references, lot of theory to study.Take this class if: you are looking for some challenges, with motivational contents, that can push you to express yourself with your own force and skills!Videos are also very fun to follow! I think that Frank is an awesome teacher, with great communication skills.

Im not very experienced with MOOC learning. Ive attempted a course or two before but this is the first that Ive started and finished. I suspect part of this different outcome may have to do with the way the course was presented by Professor Picker. In short, Professor Picker has a gift for appropriately contextualising information, reinforcing the key aspects of the subject matter and, perhaps, most importantly, keeping things interesting. As it turns out, mixing the typically challenging domains of law and economics can actually be exciting! Who knew?To the extent that I am seeking to refine my own thinking in the technology policy space, this Course has gone a far way towards achieving that end result. I now feel that I have the the appropriate lens for viewing quite a few of the developments in the internet space.Im happy that I took this course. 5 stars. Would definitely recommend.--Bartlett Morganbartlettmorgan.com

This Course is very complete and concise with very interestering extra materials and website links for those who are interested. It gave me a deep understanding of the asset management industry and was a great help for me when I started my internship as portfolio manager assistant. I can say without reserve that it is one of the best course I have taken.Thank you HEC and AXA IM for this wonderful online course.

This is a very basic course on 3D Printing Technology but every aspect of the technology is artistically explained. All the various points of view are considered and a 360 degree idea is passed on to the students.By taking this course, students who are contemplating about their involvement in this revolutionary technology will be able to finally decide their future course of action, which I believe will be positive.In short, this course will provide you a base whereas the further courses, I think (as I havent taken up the rest of the courses till now but I intend to) will add sufficient value to your knowledge.Regards.

Its a very good course to start learning statistics! I love instructors, they are so funny!

A great course for helping you understand how your mind works. I have learned that learning need not be something laborious but rather it can be a fun journey with the right tools and techniques. I look forward to applying what I have learned to all aspects of my life, not just in my formal education.

Absolutely amazing! I had a chance to study Machine Learning in 2002 for my master degree. After that, I worked for a couple of big companies here in Brazil, but unfortunatelly I didnt have the opportuny to keep in touch with ML. In 2014, I decided to start my own company to help people to transform their business with their data. So, this course fits like a glove for me. I definately will buy the certificate to try to encourages people like Andrew to make more courses like that. Andrew youre absolutely fantastic!! You have the gift of teaching and youre helping a lot people that are involved with ML. So, thanks and regards: Guilherme Timoteo.

Course was not easy to grasp, lost interest after the first week and I barely got through the quiz at the end.

This course is perfect for the absolute beginner not only in web development, but also in programming in general. Yet, being a software developer looking to get some web dev skills, it was worth spending sometime into it getting know some more details about HTML as well as basic programming principles.

That was a great experience to join this course. I work in the luxury retail and it helps me to have a clear vision of the current and future challenges in this business. I would like to go deeper in each subjects in applying later to a luxury and fashion management MBA.

This course was particularly helpful and explanatory to someone like me, who has little knowledge of the processes of substances in the human brain and the effects of drugs in general. I enjoyed almost every lectures content and the way the whole course was structured. However, I do think that the way the lectures were delivered was a bit dry and that more perspectives on the drug addiction issue could have been presented.

Professor didnt do a good job on explaining the theory. He moves too fast. This should improve so that student who has less/weak knowledge of Math can pass the quiz. If you are not a Math student, dont take this class. I was hoping to learn about how to program to control the machine/robot but it turns out that this is more focusing on the theory instead. I would recommend to take another course of ML/Big Data from UCI instead.

to easy. enjoy everyone! also children to old papa anyone.thanks for Erin Barra

Very good course, it goes from basic concepts to arduino programming itself, without taking too long on what is not 100% necessary. As an Electrical Engineer and an Electronics Technician my self, I saw almost 10 years of concepts I learned in those courses to be just briefly touched and got the necessary information to go ahead. It made Arduino trully accessible to anyone!

very good to be in healthier side after watching 1 week course.

Not really a beginner course. I had to complement this course with other JS open source courses only to realise JS is really huge. Additionally, the course requires prior knowledge about HTML and CSS as well and it does not seem to be up to date with newest language versions such as HTML5 and CSS3

The content of the course is so good. However, I think the lecturers can do better job if the have more visualisation for what they are saying. A lot of time, I felt that I couldnt follow what they was saying and then, I have to pause the video and look at the pseudo code, it much easier to understand. Btw, thanks a lot for providing such an awesome course.

The professor is excellent and presentation materials are very good. I gave only three stars because much of the course content is outdated by over 5 years and in some cases over 10 years!. This is unacceptable in a digital marketing college level course because the technology evolution cycle is getting shorter with each passing year and some of the case study examples are now obsolete.

followed instructions to download twice waste of time both times still kept getting an error never got past this to continue with the course so didnt learn anything other than there is little support out there to resolve the problem i think because the course is not monitored or if it is well then more fool me! it would have been a good opportunity to explore this had it been possible to download Unity oh well those who can do those who cant resume their day to day life packing boxes.

It would be better if the course can include more examples

It was one of the best course. The problems in the programming weekly assignments were very carefully designed. All the mentors were really amazing and having in-depth knowledge in algorithms. I thoroughly enjoyed the course and I feel I am much more comfortable tacking graph problems and solving them efficiently. Thank you!

I must say I feel disappointed especially when the whole Data Structures and Algorithms series take this course as the selling point ( youll learn how to compute the fastest route between New York and Mountain View thousands of times faster than classic algorithms and close to those used in Google Maps, blablabla), but it turns out to be the least challenging course with only elementary introduction to the big topic. Perhaps the preparing time for this course is too short? I still miss the teaching style and assignment design of the first course of the series though. It would seem to be unwise to pay for the following courses if this continues on.(FYI I was the among the first ones who take this series, and I have got 100% grade for each course ever since then.)

So awesome. The challenges were great and I learned a lot!

On the positive side, I enjoyed taking the course. It is well suited for high school and first year college students, and I think that the mechanics of the course are well presented.That said, I also feel that the course could be re-structured to remove the emphasis on being a student, and concentrate on the principles of how to learn effectively, that anyone, of any age, would use. as a mature adult, I found the last weeks content less informative and almost disengaging .

Basically just a product demo and the lecturer was very hard to comprehend.

I believe this is the most enjoyable nine weeks course that I ever had. Prof. Andrew has his way explaining a complex mathematical concept in an easy and non-intimidating way. I used to be afraid & dislike when it comes to statistics, machine learning related field. After following this course, Ive gained a bit more courage to learn more complex and exciting field. The Quiz and programming works are challenging but enjoyable to do. It gives me more understanding about the topic while having fun applying the concept to real problems in my field of work.The course itself is really interesting and relevant if you are in the software engineering field. There are a lot of concepts that you can apply to your work. I highly recommended to follow the course and do the assignment.

Hello i am Adan Bae. I am from korea. How are you today!?This class is very very awesome and useful for me!!!Because i wanted to learn the Python, but it is not famous language in korea.So i looked up the class in the MOOC and CourseraFinally i could meet the Dr. Chucks class. then i tried to hard to understand his class.Because i dont have good English skill.But i did it!! I got it!Thank you Dr. Chuck and Everyone who made this class alot!!I really hope to meet you wherever Korea or America.See you in next class!!

This was a fantastic course. I was hoping for a simple review but I learned some new material too. I really excited for part 2.

ive learned tons of new things. i would like to have more materials on the subject. could the staff attach some recommended readings? other courses? than you for making this course :)

I truly enjoyed this course to its core. Dr Hare is an animated professor w/a gift for teaching to an engaged audience. I learned so very much during this course, some new and some confirmations of what I believed to be true. My experience w/Coursera is a positive one for certain and I am already enrolled in my next course. Thank you Dr Hare for sharing your knowledge and expertise in your study of dogs w/me. RufF lOve, Alice

I really enjoyed this course and found it very enjoyable. The content itself is a bit old but still perfectly relevant. Looking forward to Part 2.

Excellent course for deepening the knowledge of politics. Maybe too much emphasis on the economic sides in a time of rising identitypolitics. Nevertheless I enjoyed the colleges of professor Shapiro very much. For me, working as a journalist and political columnist in Dutch politics, it was a surprise that mr. Shapiro gives preference to the anglosaxon two-partysystem above our system of proportional representation. The advantage of the latter is that so far we have no vetocracy here as Fukuyama described the deadlock in the American Congress - although the democratic system is undere pressure everywhere in the western word, no matter what system. The argument of professor Shapiro that a first past the pole-system filters out populist appeals is now contradicted by Trumps campaign. Thanks so much for the inspiring colleges, Hans Goslinga, The Hague, the Netherlands

This course was really fun. I have never thought about some of these aspects of business and really enjoyed having my mind opened in a manner that was easy to understand.

Good intro to plotting, charting and visualization in Python. Focuses mainly on matplotlib. I feel good about the content that I learned, but also feel like I wanted to learn more in this class. Maybe more coverage of other python charting libraries. More examples of financial type charts -- High/Low/Open/Close etc.

Retired 3yrs ago ,as Sr Engr Ford Motor never got involved in AI ,need to learn to expose ML to students at tech academy where I mentor - Andrew Ng has structured the ML course beautifully so even I can grasp the concepts in a minimum time frame - synthesize for the high school seniors Thank You Andrew

Although not as strong as the other palaeontology courses by the University of Alberta, the current courses takes much the same approach and uses the same teaching techniques as these other courses. As such, it easily and effectively gets the millions of years of early vertebrate evolution across clearly and concisely. The video lectures are both interactive and fun, and the course notes are both informative and well adjusted to the video lectures. If there is anything to be remarked upon, then its the slight lack of depth as pertains to the material covered. This, however, is hardly surprising considering the highly complex material (drawing from fields as osteology, paleoecology, evolutionary and developmental biology, palaeontology and more), the speed at which it is discussed, and the level of accessibility that is provided. Overall, a very good course, and one I very much enjoyed following!

The videos for this course seemed to be 30% recap of the prior lesson, and 20% restatement of what was learned. Some even duplicated their own content in the restatement. The material covered was simply running through each of the menus in Tableau. Again, this material may be of use, but would be better as a primer for the class rather than presented as useful, paid content. Terribly disappointed.

Thanks to Dr. Barbara Oakley and Dr. Terry Sejnowski for this amazing course.This course was very challenging for me because I havent studied for 20 years and it was my first english specific course with an anglophone university ...You definitively changed my way of thinking about learning and my life thanks to all these mental tools...learning how the brain works, how to built more neurons and to strenghten them was amazing... I discovered Neuroscience and I love it.Learning has become for me an evidence because it opens our mind ...So thank you very much :-)