For a beginner, it is a fair start but definitely many things could have been better. The course does cover the main subject concepts in fair amount of depth and with decent rigor. The course videos are sometimes kind of less engaging. Many a times I felt my interest waning off. Many a times, the mathematical equations looked daunting. I think more focus should be put on including more number of real world examples and solving them within the videos.

Also, the concept of three Professors for one course was hard to digest, which led to the whole course feeling discontinuous and disconnected at several instances.

The course could be more didactic. I miss many more examples, exercises and complementary readings to the videos. The videos are not always easy to understand. The games could be explained better and the teachings that can be drawn from them are not usually commented. It is a very interesting subject in which I would like to come back into the case that there were more suitable materials. Thank you very much for offering this course.

well although i did this course but the teaching style was absolutely rubbish no examples no nothing. 3 Teachers of them 1 looks always half asleep(yoav) they were all just reading and giving complex examples i would never recommended this course to anyone dont waste money and time here and this entire course is available for free on the YT Channel named *Game Theory Online*.

The theory taught in the lectures is sub-optimal. The practice problems often are very different from what the majority of the lectures about. More examples should be solved in the lectures.

It is a nice course but only if you need to know the game theory's formal definitions. In most of the cases to solve the examples and exercises I needed to search the web.

Game theory is super interesting but this was crazy dry. The floating heads just don't get me immersed and I don't feel like I know the professors. The quizzes were silly.

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You need to simplify it a little more

i didn't really enjoy this course

where is my certificate

little hard with me

I have a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, which I earned in 1992. I enrolled in this course to review some concepts and enjoy the challenge of remembering and learning again. However, I found the teaching methods to be extremely poor, with almost no supporting materials. The classes feel like they were recorded before 1992! After repeatedly turning to ChatGPT and Bard for examples, I finally gave up on the course. From the responses I’ve seen here, I’m clearly not the only one with this feedback. Perhaps it’s time to remove this course from the catalog and consider creating a new, updated version on the same topic.

The course ir really good (I am in week two). The problem is the locked asignemnts (i have to wait until June 28 to complete this week). I find it really frustrating trying to use my extra free time to move on the course and get blocked by locked assignements. I had other courses where you could move at the speed that was more comfortable for you. (I also don´t like the fact that the course has specific start dates). This makes the course unengaging and hard to follow.

He hecho cursos en Edx de MIT y Harvard y eran divertidos, prácticos y muy bien explicados, siento que aprendí. Este curso, los profesores explican todo de manera abstracta, la calidad del video es mala, no hay ejemplos concretos. No hay tareas cortas para fijar conocimiento luego de cada 5 videos. Es muy aburrido como hablan, les falta dinamismo. No volvería a hacer un curso en coursera

If you are going to present a course you should probably give the student the information that you will test them on. If prerequisites are required list them. There was not a single mention of what the symbols in their formulas represented or how to interpret them. At age 52 I failed my first test. Thanks!

Another approach but mathematical demonstration is probably possible.

Coursera offer technologies to avoid classroom demos on whiteboard.

Shallow.