Course was good and I am very excited to continue to next courses, but it was a bit fast and very high level with lots of video talking and fast moving slides. Could be more descriptive and content rich so as to help begineers like me to pick up the course easily.

The material is covered quite quickly. It may be better for a student to have someone talking a bit slower and providing some more examples. I make this comment knowing of the possibility of reducing the video speed, pausing and reviewing.

Good course providing an overview of Azure services that can be utilised by a Data Engineer.

Really enjoyed all the practice questions and practice exam, it helps to ensure the information is retained.

A nice overview of Azure Data Engineering. Not something to make someone employable, but good for sales or people certified in other cloud technologies that want to know the basics.

There are some questions inside quizzes or test exam with two possible correct answers but just limited to check one of them, and even a couple of questions with wrong answers!

The pace of this course is a bit too fast and as an introductory course uses terminology not necessarily familiar to the student even with some experience in the Azure platform

All the key concepts of data, Data Engineering workflow and Azure Cloud services has been covered in simple and convincing way.

Fluide. Mais très théorique. J'aurais aimé découvrir les technologies présentées sur la plateforme d'azure

Overall course is good but expect unnecessary content early on, and errors in some key areas.

I wish I could download a summary of course for reviewing!

The course content was fast paced but informative.

it's good to me for understanding definitions

It should be little bit discriptive more.

Thank you, this was a good introduction

basico pero buena introduccion

Good Course for Beginners

good Content

One of the answers in the Course Practice Exam is incorrectly marked due to which I got 90% instead of 100% in the first attempt. Request you to please review it and make the necessary changes. The question was regarding feature of Azure Event hub. I did select Partitioned Consumer Model and it was marked as an incorrect answer. The below link on Azure Event Hub does talk about the Partitioned Consumer Model as a key feature for performance enhancement. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-hubs/event-hubs-capture-overview#how-event-hubs-capture-works

The course is introductory, as intended. Although I would rather mark it as a beginner level, than intermediate. Compared to similar AWS course there is a lot to improve. There are no reading materials and links. Videos are longer, and are not cut as on AWS version, which is better. But the pace of talking and the flow of speech vs. slides and what is on slides could be better. Slide transitions are often bad, starting with the slide title.

Microsoft content is generally good. But this had zero hands-on examples, there was a lot of repetitive content, and many chunks were effectively marketing ads for Azure. Hint: You don't need to sell us on it - we're already here :)

First module is great, but the exercise comes from free public Microsoft Learn. The exercise also use C# for app building which is not quite relevant to my data engineering role.

Talking head reading Microsoft Azure pitch for you. Zero practice, zero how-to examples.

Good content. Could have covered more practical scenarios more of theory.

Very high level view of Microsoft Azure Services.

GREAT