Learner Reviews & Feedback for Fundamentals of Reinforcement Learning by University of Alberta
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AT
Jul 6, 2020
An excellent introduction to Reinforcement Learning, accompanied by a well-organized & informative handbook. I definitely recommend this course to have a strong foundation in Reinforcement Learning.
HT
Apr 7, 2020
This course is one of the best I've learned so far in coursera. The explanations are clear and concise enough. It took a while for me to understand Bellman equation but when I did, it felt amazing!
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By Mark C
•Sep 27, 2021
The course is mostly a repeat of the text book. Fortunately the text book is free. Regardless, the material is interesting.
By Muhammad U S
•Oct 11, 2020
Highly recommended for the beginners. If you are new to RL then this course is the best along with Sutton and Barto Book.
By Matthew W
•Jul 17, 2021
pretty good course for RL basics, not as in depth as the book and programming assignments were too easy, but good intro
By Parham
•Jul 6, 2020
there is so many great fundamental stuff here, with deep theoric background, but it lacks some practical approach
By Christopher C
•Sep 8, 2019
I thought the lectures were informative, but the pacing could have been a bit faster to get through more content.
By Rafael V M
•Jul 15, 2020
Excellent course, with several practical examples of the theory being explained. I found week 3 a little dense.
By BALSHER S
•Jul 10, 2020
Week 3 should be improved a bit. It is a bit confusing to understand. Btw Great course. Keep the good work up.
By sharmili s
•Apr 15, 2020
Quizzes and assignments are a bit challenging. It might be easier if questions are better elucidated.
By Avishai B
•Feb 15, 2022
This is a good course, the problem I see is that it is not covering enough material for the cost
By Arthur
•Nov 24, 2020
Great course, yet a bit superficial. If you want to understand details, you have grind on your own.
By Leo M
•Aug 23, 2022
It was very interesting. However, I found that a few of the quiz questions were not super clear.
By Azucena A
•Dec 10, 2020
I enjoyed the course, especially week 3 and week 4 materials. I would have like more examples.
By Muzammil H R
•Sep 25, 2022
In the programming assignments, there should be access to libraries of agent environment etc.
By Fateme S
•Jul 28, 2022
Thanks for the amazing course! It would be great if we had access to the lecture slides.
By Nga T
•Dec 27, 2021
I dont understand the two games in this course. I have no idea how to mark them as done.
By Daxkumar J
•Feb 3, 2020
this is a basic course of the RL and its very great to learn with University Alberta.
By Simon N
•Dec 20, 2020
Very good introduction. Helps you get through Sutton and Barto (free pdf supplied).
By חן א
•Feb 22, 2023
Enjoyed very much. A very good starting point for RL. Intend to continue further.
By Anirudh B
•May 13, 2020
Needs more coding implementation according to me. But overall theory was good.
By Zia M U D
•May 4, 2020
Tutors are fantastic, but should also focus on programming not just on theory.
By Mohamed H
•Feb 14, 2020
I think it will be perfect if the board and pen are used to drive equations.
By Maxim V
•Jan 6, 2020
Good content, but most of it is in the textbook, not so much in the videos.
By Eli K
•Oct 31, 2021
Programming exercises teach the material a lot better than quizzes
By Sri R R A
•Apr 17, 2020
The course was cool but needed some more programming assignments.
By Mohamed M S
•Aug 4, 2024
it s very interesting course with exellent way to instruct