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Creating an app for social good was a nice touch, it gave me a chance to create a more refined project than the main project I worked on for this course, drawing on all the skills I've learned and improved on, which made for a nice addition to my portfolio. This course does a really good job of helping new jobseekers prepare for interviews and learn what to expect from the UX design hiring process. Like the rest of the lessons in this program, it does also lack a bit of cohesion. It also includes a section on AI in the last module after you've already completed the program, which felt weird. It felt like a sales pitch for Gemini. It also seemed to constantly imply that you can use Gemini to do things without applying conscious thought to what you're doing, which I thought was irresponsible. AI generations need to be treated as rough drafts, never final drafts. Despite saying AI's job is "not to replace humans," what came after felt blatantly contradictory. AI is useful for a lot of things, but it seems like Google is a little too enthusiastic about such new technology and embellishes what it can and can't do.

It contained a lot of repeat content that took time to go through. Some of the assignments and readings linked to past courses and i think that model should have been utilized a lot more. I also think there should be more safeguards for trolls that will just give you 0s for peer review for no reason. There should at the very least be a way to report them for that behaviour when their feedback doesn't apply to the submission. Otherwise i think the course was very well put together, if not a little coddling. It would be nice if there was a way to test out of courses that the user is already proficient in like using Adobe XD. That said I can tell how much time it took to put all these courses together so thank you for providing this to us!