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I recently completed the "IBM Introduction to Cloud Computing" course, and I wanted to share my thoughts. Content and Materials: The course content was well-organized and informative. Instructor: The instructor was knowledgeable and presented the content clearly. Hands-On Labs: The hands-on labs were practical and helpful. Interaction and Support: The course's community and discussion forums were beneficial. Assessment and Feedback: The quizzes and assignments were useful for learning and tracking progress. Practical Applications: The real-world applications were a valuable addition. Conclusion: Overall, I highly recommend this course for anyone interested in cloud computing. Thank you for providing this excellent learning opportunity.

I took this course as part of the IBM DevOps and Software Engineering professional certificate. While I enjoyed the content and learned a lot, it felt like much of the material was impersonal and hard to relate to. It felt like numerous slides were just put together and read out such that the sentences and bullet points blended together. There were case studies and expert viewpoints, but I felt like the course might have been better structured to include those directly in the relevant lessons rather than in their own separate videos. I enjoyed the final projects at the end, but I felt they could have included some more hands-on activities throughout the course to in order to reinforce obscure topics.

For the most part I really enjoyed this course, I enjoyed the ease of working at my own pace and having enough time to complete the quiz and test as I'm one of those individuals that don't work well when I have a small window of time as I feel pressured and can't think clearly. So thank you for allowing us the 30 min to complete each quiz and test. The IBM website was overwhelming for me, however, I managed to get through everything by carefully following the instructions. Thank you, overall I enjoyed the experienced.

Things that I liked: + Content nicely explained + High quality presentation - graphics and audio. + Summary notes at the end of each topic are useful for revision. + Practice tests are useful, a lot of questions from there will appear in graded tests. Things that I think could be improved: - Videos where a person draws on an invisibility board and where experts talk to the camera feel redundant - the same content has already been covered in the presentation, so feels like repetition.

This course provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills related to cloud computing, including its architecture, services, and deployment models. Additionally, the course covers various cloud platforms and their features, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. With the help of this course, learners will be able to understand the fundamental concepts of cloud computing and how it can be used to enhance business operations.

Thank you guys

what I think is that everything is more memorable via a story thing. if someone could tell the story about something it is better. and an example for each. If something has a benefit, what is the example, and what had led to this benefit what deflect there was so the companies has forced to cover so the benefit came out.

although hole course was so unknown to me and I learned a lot about it and I'm glad that financial aid made this for me. thanks.

Adequate introduction to the basics of the cloud computing environment. VERY basic. A lot of material could have been skipped to be honest. Probably 2 hours worth of the course was just repeating that Cloud saves money. We get it. It saves money. The demo project wasn't set up with the correct authorizations to allow you to actually deploy your code to the cloud, but it gave a nice introduction to Docker which was nice.

This course provides a solid foundation for beginners. It covers essential concepts like cloud service models and deployment models with clear and concise explanations. The course includes engaging content with practical examples, making it easy to grasp. However, it lacks depth and interactivity, which would enhance the learning experience. Overall, it's an excellent starting point for those new to cloud computing.

The course is great. Instructions and video content are very good. But I really have an issue with the community reviewed exam process. If the person reviewing my work does not understand the question properly, I get wrongly marked (and I did get wrongly marked!) and my grades get affected even if I understand the questions and answer everything correctly. And there is also no scope to negotiate.

Being a 1st year engineering student, I thought this course would have some topics that I would need help understanding. But that wasn't the case at all, everything was explained in simple terms. It didn't take up much time each week either. The practice quizzes were very helpful too, because we had multiple attempts so I could go rewatch videos in order to get the concept well-understood.

A glossary would be helpful for beginners, as some of the videos use terms and phrases that can be confusing to beginners. For example, I finally had to Google "Kubernetes" 3/4 of the way through the course because it kept coming up without any definition (at least, not any that I noticed/remember). Overall, this course was very helpful in increasing my understanding of Cloud Computing.

Very informative. It covered general cloud knowledge and foundations rather than just a select one. However there were some presentation mistakes where text was off screen/missing and some of the English or descriptions did not make sense. I believe that one of them was in Week 5 with the Target and Roles in access policies part.

From the point of view of a beginner in the cloud world, this course offers a lot of information about the cloud, how it works, and how it is used in the real world. I see that the course lacks real practices, but I guess as the name suggests, it's just an introduction to the world of cloud computing. So, it's good!

I felt for an introductory course to start the IBM Full stack course for someone with little experience there were a lot of terms used throughout the material that I was not familiar with and it made me feel way behind the curve. The material was good for what was presented and I learned a lot.