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Well taught course, with material made easy to understand and discussed in an engaging way. The assignments really help to solidify your understanding and are like puzzles that I enjoy working at.
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Course is worthwhile taking and Dr. Severance is engaging in the videos. People new to Python should read book chapters prior to viewing videos so as to familiarize themselves with the subject matter.
By Pappu T 1
•Jun 18, 2020
please grade me in week 5 assignment .i needed my certificate
By Qian H
•Jun 19, 2017
Simple and what we need to do is just use the sample code.
By Jack T
•Mar 2, 2017
Would've liked for assignments to be more independent.
By Sourabh S
•Nov 21, 2018
Should Challenge more in terms of quiz and Assignment
By offer s
•Dec 27, 2015
Course is interesting, but tasks are way too easy.
By Dolar G
•May 30, 2019
Good course for beginners, more theoretical
By cheting c
•Jan 17, 2018
Assignment could be a lot more challenging.
By LAURA T G
•Jan 7, 2018
I'd rather program more than just be a user
By Chao C
•Sep 6, 2016
Would be better if have harder assignment.
By Lucas T L
•May 1, 2021
It is not quite what I was looking for.
By Mark H
•Nov 26, 2018
Not as in-depth as the other modules.
By Christophe L G
•Jan 14, 2016
Nice course but not enough exercices
By Ayodeji A
•Jun 22, 2018
Not as clear as the first 3 courses
By Humza A
•Jan 1, 2017
Assignments were way too simplistic
By Douglas O
•Mar 20, 2017
I work seemed a little too light.
By Esron D d S
•May 27, 2016
It have low practice exercises.
By Jeff S
•Dec 28, 2015
Could use more hands on coding
By anupam g
•Sep 20, 2023
This was challenging for me
By Amit P
•Feb 11, 2017
was expecting more on this.
By Jean E
•Mar 28, 2016
Good but for beginners
By Jae N
•Aug 7, 2020
A little simplistic
By yassine k b
•May 31, 2020
ca va aller ...
By Weerachai Y
•Jun 27, 2020
thanks
By Audrey D
•Oct 24, 2020
Disclaimer: I did not finish the course. I decided after week 2 to use a different course to learn about Databases and Python.
While I value the availability of this kind of courses for free, I just did not like the style of teaching of Mr Severance. I have a hard time watching 15+ minute videos after a full day of work already in front of the computer, when the teacher does not go straight to the point or make clear sentences (if a deaf person was reading the transcript, they would be struggling to follow).
I am just not that interested in the history and how people did databases before etc., but I don't criticise that, some people might be interested. However I think that stretching a simple concept over more than 10 minutes is not helping students to grasp what is going on.
On the other hand, I liked having cheap access to the book because it was faster to read about a subject than to sit for 15 minutes in front of the video, skipping ahead, trying to guess where the important bits are.
Plus, running us through a code that the teacher doesn't write as he explains is not a good way to engage. As a student you think that you understand, but you'd be hard pressed to write that code if asked.
So that's why I decide to go for a more interactive approach to learning, with lots of examples.