What I am impressed the most is the assessments are quite challenging. Make sure that you have good math background before taking this course. But overall, it is very good.

Es necesario material de apoyo que ayudea comprender el material de la 4ta semana del curso, ya que el tema de probabilidades no es intuitivo, y el material es muy básico.

Siento que los examenes de grado deberia ser dos, uno a mitad de cada bloque para desarrollar mejor los temas mencionados y luengo uno al final con los nuevos temas vistos

Good course to revise basic math concepts! Would have liked the probability module to have been a little more detailed. But on the whole i had a good learning experience.

The learning was fruitful but the instructor's voice could have been clearer, especially at the end of the sentences. Also, some of his writing could have been clearer.

It's a great refresher of a lot of math & probability concepts. last wk (wk 4) of the course is not great. more detailed explanations and examples will be very helpful.

Very useful to review some math basics that everybody forgets after school. Interesting the part on baesyan probability which I only knew on a game theory point of view

Learn many thing and boosted my confidence on the math concept explained in the course. I would have appreciated some more in-depth explanation of the last week classes

It's a very good course and the instructor took his time in explain each topic. It teaches various areas in mathematics that are very essential to any data scientist.

I think if a more energetic class was held, it would help to understand the concepts. Overall, it was a good class and made me more interested in math and statistics.

The video provided is very helpful this is because they explain more the concept. The quiz is help as well because they provide the solution when we wrong the answer.

Very good course, but in chapter 4 when starts to talk about probability, It starts to be confusing, there are some questions in the final test that seems ambiguous.

The first half it was great. After that I felt really confused with the probability examples and the exercises was really tricky. Besides of that, it's a good course.

Some of the Bayes' Theorem problems could be explained better. But otherwise a very good re-introduction to math concepts that are highly relevant to Data Sciences.

Good course to start your learning off, could do with some exercises to facilitate learning along with references to more extensive materials for reading or viewing.

Its nice course to brush up basic maths. It would be helpful if you can add more topics which are required to complete data science like matrices and other concepts

It was doable for the first 3 weeks as it is a recap to me. The 4th week is a little challenging as there is probability and Bayes' Theorem. Overall, a good course!

The first 3 weeks were excellent and enjoyable, however for week 4 the material was not explained clearly and necessitated the use of external material- not ideal.

The last week of Probability was not upto the mark and I had to study it from outside to clear some doubts. Other than that rest of the topics were well explained.

It seemed the last week course was a bit rushed and could have been extended into few more classes. Apart from this the exercises and practice quiz were very good.

It was interesting and simplified which made it more understandable except for the last classes in week 4 which didn't have enough examples for clarity. Thank you.

Great refresher of AS level Math I did back in the day. The Final week could however have had more examples and relevant questions within the practice quizzes.

everything is great and sufficient for starting in data science. but please one request please do elaborate more the probability concept with excellent examples

Overall course is good. Last two graded assignments are challenging. But lectures should have more solved examples to deal with assignments.

I liked the course.

The fourth week was not specific enough and not covered entirely . Also the professor should consider using widely accepted scientific notations in probability