Very good course. Indeed it helps me to understand sustainability in built environment holistically. However I still need to complete another 2 courses in this specialization course; Sustainable Neighbourhoods and Sustainable Transportation Networks and Streetscapes which are not included for free enrolment in the specialization. I wonder why?

The Regional Sustainability course provides extensive knowledge of planning principles, smart growth strategies and the importance of community engagement, supported by engaging video lectures and practical examples

This course related to my majority, so this course make me more understand sustainability in context regional planning and transportation regional planning. This course definitely can help thesis.

This is an extremely insightful course. I'm hoping to apply this knowledge one day in my third world home country and improve the cities back home.

Thank you for this course, it lays out the key concepts and goes over an example. It helped me grow more interest and grounding in the topic.

Great opportunity for those poor and needy students who genuinely want to learn and contribute to the betterment of the community.

Well-designed course and provides valuable insight regarding regional planning in conjunction with transportation facilities .

This was my first online certificate.

I loved the course, it was very resourceful and very interesting.

very intersting and rich. well explained and well understood. would aquire more knowledge here.

Informative and insightful course! Really help me to understand more about the topic. Thanks!

that was so inspiring and full of good valuable ideas came to mind by this course

This is a very informative course. I recommend it

topics explained in detail.

Perfect for beginners

I like it very good

Very insightful

Классный курс

amazing

The content is good. But to be honest it is kinda boring. The instructor just reads a slides and nothing more. There is no one to discuss with or answer questions. The slides also have many typos...

the info was good, but the professor sounded a bit monotone which made it hard to focus at some points, but overall amazing course.

It was somewhat thorough, the printed information should more closely match the videos

Lots of useful insights, but some are very repetitive.

clear and easy to undestand

Normally, I always learn something or the other in any course I undertake however this specialization is unique in being banal and cliche. They give very positive and obvious ideas (like plant trees, install solar, encourage public transport, maintain historic buildings, reduce sprawling, etc.). Moreover, they do not delve into policy and techno-commercial aspects that impede such sustainable developments in the first place from happening. They do not explain why some stakeholders have vested interest in developing cities revolving around used based building code and not form based urban development. They do not explain how it can be overcome except for few examples that may not be universally scalable. Lastly, the course is an information dump of repetitive ideas from a professor lacking any sense of personality or humor.

There was useful information in the course and it was mostly well-organized. Some parts were very repetitive; for example, the video titled More Multimodal Considerations in Week 3 almost entirely repeats information from the previous video about biking, congestion fees, and shared vehicles. Also, the quiz questions are badly proofread and some answers are incorrect (for example, the answers to question 14 and 16 of the quiz for week 4 are incorrect).