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The course discusses four types of NoSQL databases but provides training on one type, the document database. Fortunately, this course offers an excellent introduction to three different NoSQL document databases: MongoDB, Apache Cassandra, and IBM Cloudant. Between the videos and hands-on labs, I am confident enough to begin using any of these databases. I would have given the course five stars if it included training on other types of NoSQL databases.

As introductory course it is quite good. It is really covering all fundamental concepts of NoSQL databases. Sandbox is available as for all IBM courses. If AI generated voice would be slightly slower it would be better. Exercises in module 4 and 5 are a bit messed up. I assume it is because module 5 used to be mandatory and before module 4.

Good overview of 3 NoSQL databases but this course should be taken as a starting point to go deeper on these technologies. The theoretical explanations are very good.

The hand On are very useful, only I have troubles sometimes to enter to the Labs, but when I was able to, I really enjoy them

Good introduction course, only I had problem in the final assigment (mongo)

It gave me a strong foundational knowledge of NoSQL databases.

The course really teaches Non-Structural data

This is overall a very good course

Hand on's are very useful

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I have two 2 comments to make

1- Course contains too much topics, apart from basic concepts there are too many technology things. One cannot properly grasp any one of them during the course. A bit of knowledge of everything makes learning difficult as well. I had to spend too much time to remove syntax errors of different labs. Better include a single database in the course.

2- There is no course material, I mean slides etc., if I want to teach some of the topics in my course, then there is no help from this course. Whereas I found complete slides in another course, that is, "Introduction to Big Data".

The course is heavily focused on theoretical aspect, reading materials and videos, which is good but would love to also have more videos on practical demonstration of getting IDE setup, codes executed, etc. As a beginner, I found it challenging to setup IDEs, especially IBM Cloudant, also it seems the start mongo code in IBM Cloudant sometimes takes forever to load which I as a beginner struggled a bit and lost tons of time submitting projects. Overall the course was definitely helpful as I learnt new things.

The practice final project in Module 4 actually requires doing some of the optional materials in Module 5 (using Cloudant). But the actual final project does not require the material from Module 5. Somebody from the admin team needs to go through the course again to make sure the progression actually makes sense