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The course itself were fine, but just the person whom teaches this course was so hard to understand from the way and the strong accent he speak. It is not helpful for anyone that might be new to this field to learn the lesson. I completed this part of the program mainly from the reading.

At times the explanations were adequate and at times they were grossly lacking. The guidance needed to learn Python is great, even for the most intelligent, quick learner. More time and explanation is integral to student success.

Great high level introduction to cybersecurity, but the industry does not recognize this certificate in any meaningful way and it has been nearly impossible to find a job.

This was teh hardest part of the course for me - I think better documentation in key parts of this course would be beneficial - as well as providing more examples.

It should have the answer right after each task. This course is confusing in Module 4. After Module, I feel lost truly.

It was good relative to what was promised. But I expected a much more complex idea.

Labs were hard to follow and without reference material difficult to complete.

I find it boring, too much information and at the same time not enough.

Instructor was difficult to understand

it was great ! i love it !

Its Good for beginners

Good

2 stars for efforts but I don't think it was a good idea to show basics of Python like how to print strings and what is an if statement... to people who take automation of cybersecurity tasks using python... Big portion of this class is a basic programming class, Task 1: how to print and what do you see... Task 2: You can also add comments.. .What do you see when you run a comment... Task 3: Write the comment to say `# This cell displays "I am using Python."`. Be sure to replace the `# YOUR COMMENT HERE` with your own comment before running the following cell. I think they were too lazy to put relevant content... it was too boring. Is it really what google offer?

It was difficult to understand the presenter at times. Also, the material is much, much harder than any of the other courses. It starts easy but builds much too quickly without giving a chance to solidify fundamentals. Newcomers will without a doubt be overwhelmed and unable to progress.

Need a different proctor. The one lecturing in the videos of this course is VERY hard to understand and the onscreen graphics are very lacking. I made it through, but will surely neeed to take another Python course to feel more confident.

This was extremely difficult for a beginner, and despite putting in the time, I struggled the whole way through.

Very hard course for somebody with no coding experience.

They start by drip feeding you information in a way that is easy to understand. That's the first half of module 1. The second half is being force fed through 2 fire hoses at the same time. The course goes from a 2/10 difficulty for someone who has never used Python and very quickly jumps to 11/10 and immediately expects you to be able to apply what was thrown at you. They provide hints, however these hints are almost completely useless when you get stuck trying to figure out how to appropriately form the syntax for Python. you can learn a lot but you can very quickly get overwhelmed.

The labs didn't give nearly enough information on how to complete them compared to other labs throughout the course and were incredibly difficult. I only learned what I was doing through the exemplars that explained each step carefully. There was not enough practice within each lab to properly expand user knowledge of Python. Though I did learn the basics of the program, I do not feel as though I could use Python effectively.

I'm facing some technical issues in regards to Taking my course assessment. The options to the questions are not given in most cases only one option will be given and if it's the wrong answer I will still fail the assessment. Please I need help Thanks

this course was not helpful. it was very hard to understand and lacked alot of informational detail. The examples were not explained well enough for someone new to the field to understand.

I did not appreciate the linguistic skills of the presenter, they were quite difficult to understand, especially when dealing with code.