AV
Jul 11, 2020
I really enjoyed this course, it would be awesome to see al least one training example using GPU (maybe in Google Colab since not everyone owns one) so we could train the deepest networks from scratch
RK
Sep 1, 2019
This is very intensive and wonderful course on CNN. No other course in the MOOC world can be compared to this course's capability of simplifying complex concepts and visualizing them to get intuition.
By mike v
•Jun 8, 2019
The content is excellent, but there were technical problems with the final homework assignment that were not addressed by staff in a timely manner.
By Sébastien C
•Aug 18, 2020
Content was interestind and provided good theoretical overview. Exercices where you just have to fill in some line of codes are not usefull.
By Joshua S
•Nov 29, 2019
Some of the code was incorrect and the guidance was often confusing. Visibly worse than the other courses in the specialization,
By Kristoffer M
•Nov 30, 2019
Don't feel like I understand these models much better than before. Still don't see the logic of the identity layers
By Prasenjit D
•Dec 6, 2017
Lots of problem with the grader. Wasted a lot of time grappling with grader issues. Very disappointed.
By Sandeep K C
•Dec 28, 2018
The quality of some of the graders e.g. IOU is poor. One cannot make out what exactly is it checking
By I M
•Oct 17, 2019
Disappointed by the quality of notebooks, which often disconnect and lose all the code you wrote.
By Shuhe W
•Jun 8, 2019
The course assignment parts have many errors, I have to fix it myself. That's silly.
By Bernard F
•Dec 13, 2017
Good content, but quite a bit of technical work is needed to present this better.
By Ryan B
•Jan 2, 2020
for goodness sake "your didn't pass the test" isn't feedback for notebook grades
By Coral M R
•Jun 7, 2019
Dificultades en la hoja de tareas de Face Recognition que deberÃan solucionar
By Jason K
•Dec 13, 2017
The content was good, as usual, but week 4's quiz was pretty buggy.
By Deleted A
•May 7, 2018
Good course but lots of technical issues with the assignments.
By Kishan M
•Feb 13, 2018
The notebooks were too simple. And the grader was not working.
By Stéphane P
•Mar 30, 2019
Videos are good, but exercises are really confusing
By chao z
•Feb 22, 2018
content good, but assignment is in poor quality
By hossein
•Jul 19, 2020
The structure of the assignments is not good
By Ankur S
•Dec 30, 2019
Programming exercises have bugs
By borja v
•Aug 22, 2019
unclear content...I'm sorry
By Alex A K
•Sep 28, 2019
Numerous technical issues
By Mostafa A
•Dec 16, 2017
Assignement: Face recognition for happy house was not happy at all
it took me 4 attempts to pass.
triplet_loss function you need to submit incorrect answer to pass. to get correct answer you need to have axis=-1. Bu to pass you have to take it out.
I hope you guys fix to stop more people to waste there time.
Not happy at all.
By Matteo V
•Jun 6, 2021
I took the basic ML course and now am taking all the Deep Learning courses. This is by far the worse course so far. Assignments are very unclear. Even explanations are less linear than in previous courses. Support is now on a different platform and not directly on Coursera. I would give it a negative grade if I could.
By Craig R
•Aug 26, 2024
The content covered was good; however, the code used ancient versions of Python, Tensorflow, etc., which made it very difficult to replicate on my hardware. The course would get a 10/10 if they updated the code to make the learning more transferable. I expected this to be 100% current and feel disappointed.
By Martin B
•Dec 30, 2017
Lectures were good, but the assignments have major problems with the grading. On several problems, you have to put in an incorrect solution in order for the grader to accept it. This have been reported by a number of students in the forum. It needs to be cleaned up.
By Ed G
•Feb 7, 2021
This course is much poorer than the previous courses in this series. Much of the content was at a very high level without sufficient detail. More explanation to make a concept clear was lacking. Hope for some improvement to the content for future learners.