Teaches very important and useful subjects. The videos are excessively long, with considerable time wasted watching the instructor typing on the command window - it's hard to keep the focus and important points are easily missed/forgotten. I ended up loosing interest... Luckily the assignments are not complex, are very well explained and there are plenty of tips in the discussion forums, so passing is not a big challenge.

I'd appreciate it more if more thought went into the homework problem selection. Shorter video lectures would be appreciated too. Thank you.

I'm feeling bad for leaving a bad review because the subject of the course is really interesting and important. But the course is delivered with such neglect and laziness that I have no choice. I can't belive that in a signal processing course the lecturers didn't even bother to normalize the sound, it was terrible to listen to the lecture and every time they played a guitar signal the volume just blown up and caused me momentarily deafness. The whole course is passed via the command prompt with no command history view on, so if you want to see what were the commands just a few steps before thats too bad for you, you have to rewind it. They didn't even bother to remove the typo mistakes they did, and no solutions to the exercises. A big drop from the previous course in the specialization and I deserve more for my money. Oh and YOU NEVER MAKE A 90 MINUTES video for one lecture. Split the video.

Unfortunately, this course is the worst of the three. Despite it tackled important introductory skills, the tasks required after each topic are absolutely poorly designed. Instead of asking students to rewrite exact functions discussed in the course, the instructor should have put them in the materials for revision and studying and offered challenging cases instead without putting so explicit step-by-step directions. The final project script 3 is very confusing. I solved it in a much simpler dum way compared to the confusing directions given.

Worst course in this specialization.

Code copy-paste, vague instruction for the final project.

However, I'm happy with the first and the second one.

I've done the specialization, all three courses. I really learned quite a lot (Matlab, bit of Math, bit of Computerscience, Data-, Signal_, Imageprocessing, and some Southern American English. The final assignments were challenging, which I liked. Teachers are great! I will certainly go omn learning Matlab.

The structure of the course is very good. Also, the way it is arranged and the coding sessions are very helpful. Besides learning about image and signal processing with Matlab, it is good to improve coding skills and learning how to write clean and classified code. Thank you Dr Nobel!

It was my first course on this amazing platform, I have chosen it because it's related to my new job and I have gained good knowledge and am more confident, thanks a lot!

My main target was to get to know about image and audio processing and this course has given me the best basic knowledge to start studying in image and audio processing.

This is one of the wonderful course. It includes practice sessions which are very very much useful.

I learn alot from this course. Thnk you so much.

Great course, challenging but very instructive. Thanks, Vanderbilt University and Coursera.

I believe that this course is great, and I recommend this course to other friends

The course was really well designed and well explained.

Very well explained. Hands on approach

excellent course... great knowledge

the best course in my life

Genuinamente Bueno!!!!

Mesmerizing course

Great Course

Buen curso

I love it

Great !

Brabo

GREAT

BEST!