I was not impressed with course up to about week three. Then the light went on and I understood the layout of the curriculum Good course with a lot of intense calculation required.

A very academic course that turns intuitive concepts inside out, with little perceived benefit. The course would benefit from more applied examples with clear added value.

The presentation and course material is of minimal use. It should be more descriptive so that we can review the subject at a later time after completing the course.

This is the most difficult course in the entire Wharton fundamentals, i struggled a lot with this. You need to understand the formulate and keep practicing.

Interesting course material, but the slides and presentation could be more clear. Exam questions are not always stated precisely.

The videos aren't enough to get through the homework and quiz which I thought were to go through.Rest the content was good.

Professor spoke too fast, not always clear, many students had same consistent questions about quizzes, examples and tests

This course is fairly informative but it take much longer than advertised unless you have a background in operations.

The way instructor gets into the numerical solutions is not that great to understand. It should be in gradual pace.

Decent material and very sincere instructor, but somewhat dry and not as vividly applied as would be possible

some concepts are not very clear and exam questions are not reflecting the concepts taught in the course

The test taking instructions needs to be more specific. This was a big pain. The lessons are good.

I had completed weeks 1, 2 and 3 and then the program was updated and I had to re-do everything.

A pretty hard course with a very fast paced mode of learning. Still useful and challenging!

Plz help to make knowledge as short and simple as they can be for the learner.

Goes through the material somewhat quickly. Could have done more with week 1

Need more sample problems to understand the concepts better.

This is not upto the standard of Wharton, I believe.

Formatting of answers during quizzes wasn’t clear.

Course material not user friendly.

Some examples have wrong results.

assessment grading was very poor

very good

bueno

Prof is not good. Works out problems by just scribbling numbers that you can barely read with no explanation of how he got them. Which later in forums you might find out are wrong and he never redo and corrected the video. How he got the numbers and if they are correct is for you to figure out on your own making the whole "review" useless and not at all helpful to be able to complete the test or homework. Forums are somewhat more helpful as people actually explain how they solved the problems. The practice questions being solve is actually also useful as it is solved by someone other then the prof. The homework and finals should have instructions on how many decimal places it accepts as I would have 3 decimals on some answers and they would be right. Then on the next question I would solve it 6 times, look over all the examples and everything in the forum and final put the SAME ANSWER in again with two decimals not three (like the other correct questions) and then it's right. So why that would change part way through a test and not be noted is beyond me. Overall the prof made me hate the course and everything to do with Operation Management which I previously enjoyed. Would not recommend to a friend. Extremely frustrating course