This was unfortunately too shallow for my liking, and it seemed to be a mere reading of some prepared text. The slides were not particularly illustrative of any concept. For example, instead of explaining PETM at a grade 8 level, the slide and the instructor merely recited a terse definition/description of PETM. Another example: the difference between prompt design and prompt engineering was not explained satisfactorily.

This is just a bunch of vague buzzwords. There's no real explanation of "transformer" for example, just "the encode encodes and the learner learns". The Romans used to say Nomen est omen, but that's not true. Putting a name on something is not understanding that something. I'm surprised I have to write this down.

The course is asking me to purchase a certificate for $49 when I pay for a Coursera Plus Subscription - $49 monthly whereby this course is included. This is false advertising as it pertains to the benefits of the overall learning program.

Felt like torture sitting through this short course listening to a moron reading off a prompt and keeping on wiggling like a bubble-head. Thank God it was only one module!

It felt too shallow and like the instructor was just reading from a prompter than explaining some of the information in a little mode detail

Just a high level overview. The information you gather from this course can easily be gathered by chatgpt within 15-30 minutes.

I didn't like the presenter. Content was good, but presentation was awful.

Information about this course doesn't provided fully...

It is basically a Google ad

misleading