Great information was introduced by this course, but most of the videos were so fast and not interactive like someone opened the text reader and recorded the session. I learned a lot of new concepts about cloud computing and cloud security principles.

Good for learning some of the terminology cloud computing. It could use more application-style problems to solidify concepts. I felt like I was just regurgitating definitions during the quizzes, but I suppose that's ok for an intro course.

Felt rushed and like some kind of advertisment for IBM - the production value of the videos was pretty poor too. Still was able to learn some stuff but that course is far from a 5* or 4* course, at least for my standards.

The videos explained by the AI felt cumbersome and way too fast. I would have prefered more humans that explain the topics based from their experience. The AI videos made the topics very abstract and hard to understand.

The course is a great stuff for beginners however, practical part of it needs to be added by at least 50% to ensure students get to know in depth cloud operation practically as in theoretically.

Good overview of cloud computing, but didn't get too down into the details. The final assignment for the course was a lot of following directions without really explaining the why behind them.

Most of the videos sound too robotized, which make them less engaging than other IBM courses.

And examples are too much focused on IBM and closer to marketing videos than tech examples.

The narrations could be better because it seems automated and does not feel like a teacher is narrating this. Consider to have a person narrate instead of the is automated reading.

Not really relevant for imo also I doubt the accuracy of some questions (e.g. Giving the name of one of the largest cloud computing providers and then listing both AWS and Oracle)

I feel this course could have been filled more with info. at the end of the course I felt like I had an idea about cloud services but didnt know what to do with that info

Pretty straight forward but I noticed typos. I wish it would go into depth on some of the concepts. I ended up having to youtube search to gain a full understanding.

In the last assignment, some student review my test wrongly. Professional ppl must review assignment or should provide the manual to make someone's score.

Sorry, but this course has a lot of theory and almost no practice, creating one object storage with one file in IBM Cloud is not enough in my opinion😞

More hands on assignments would be much better. I realize that this is an introductory course but you can't beat actual experience using the product.

Honestly it felt like a long advertisement for Cloud Stuff™ a good chunk of the time, but it's good at being an overview if that's what you need

It gives an very good overview of Cloud Computing. I would include more practical experience on the course to learn from "hands-on" excercises.

Some good general information but it felt a lot like a marketing campaign for cloud services. Could have used more concrete practical stuff.

IMO too theoretical. Of course it is subjective. I'm taking courses now but already have 15+ years of experience in software engineering.

The graded quizes contained grammatical errors and spelling mistakes that don't give me confidence in the academic rigor of the course.

Videos with only voice-over are not interactive and mostly get boring over time. There should be an instructor in all videos. Thanks

I alredy paid for course , then at thr time of submittion of module 4rth they ask me to upgradation of course. Ask me to pay .

everything is well explained

somtimes the quizz questions get kinda tricky

the background music in the videos is very annoying

The information felt useful, but it really felt like they just gave up when writing the quizes, especially towards the end.

I think the course is well structured and I enjoyed listing to the topics. However more labs would be beneficial.

Most of videos' audio was robotic sounding, moved too quickly, and didn't efficiently convey the core concepts.