Information isn't presented efficiently and it relies heavily on you doing your own research. For example they don't teach you regex but provide outside resources for you to learn it yourself. The videos only cover the basics. Some of the quizzes are bugged and/or obtuse.

There are some parts of this course that are phenomenal and well explained. There are a few parts where the presentation was lacking and lazy depending on external links to add to the learning experience. Qwiklab can be glitchy at times leading to a delay in assignments.

A marked step down from the previous course. It touches on a lot of valuable skills and knowledge that can be built on and extended. Not at all tailored for people who are unable to run Linux, but ultimately still worthwhile.

It's great if you learn Python using Linux OS. The teaching and assignments are completely Linux interfaced makes little bit of struggle to understand if new to linux. Not recommended if not Interested in dealing with Linux.

The presentation of the assignments needs simplification, lots of repeating and big chunks of text that may scare away students. The content overall is adequate, however, I could do without the lame/cringy jokes.

Loved the host and the content. The first few labs tell you the answers too much and the last few don't tell you what to do enough. The outside research I had to do made me a much better python programmer though!

I really liked the content but the assignments were not great, we could not write our own version of code, if our code didn't look exactly the same then in didn't pass the test/evaluation in qwiklabs.

the classes are to brief, not making you ready for the final assignment, and for final assignment, why should be be wasting the lab time to type all the names and email in excercise 3????

Should give clear requirements for Qwiklab assignments to avoid getting stuck on progress only because some prerequisite files are not generated or located in a wrong directory.

course content is good however in the last week things got much complex with that the interface of assessment is not good.It shows not passed despite getting full result

The course is really good in theory and explaining things. But the exercises and Qwiklabs needs to improve. There isn't enough resources, but you can google every doubt.

was very tough and difficult to master. would of been good if it could go through it in further detail and give more examples and spend more time talking about topics

unable to open this lab showing this error "Sorry your quota has been exceeded for this lab" . could you please unlock the lab so that i will finish my course

Very bumpy learning road compared with my experience with Google IT Support Course. This course is not designed as good as the Google IT Support Course.

I loved this course and learn a lot and the instructor is more than amazing but the reason I submitted 3 stars because the final weak exam is so easy

Not to the course contents itself, But there's something wrong with the QUIZ in week 2 for months and the coursera support team still didn't fix it.

The levels of learning varied a little too much in this course, from spoon feeding to being pushed off of a cliff... Was still worth it in the end.

The course content was too good and specially the explanation was marvelous. but in kwicklab some files were missing while completing the lab..

Too much guided coding therefore rendered pretty low on how much i learned in this course if i didn't forego the provided code during exams

The course is fine until they throw you in the deep end (on a timer too) where you have to write some decently complex code.

the teaching was good but it the assignments and some topics were hard and tooks a lot pf brain to sink in

Really good courses but almost every lab have some bug one of the must repet for me at least 5 time

very much a crash course. Very much linux based. Needs more exercises to work with bash scripts.

A more accurate title would be "Using Python to Interact with a LINUX Operating System."

Good course but it takes leaps assuming you know the material totally with no practice.