Learner Reviews & Feedback for Budgeting and Scheduling Projects by University of California, Irvine
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LM
Jan 20, 2017
As in the other UCI Extension courses, this one have a good structure and a complete set of information that makes its simple to understand the basics of Schedule and Estimating in project management.
MF
Oct 23, 2016
I enjoyed this course, the mix of the video presentations and the powerpoints are well done. The instructor does an excellent job. the 'bonus videos' and 'panelist interviews' are very good as well.
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By Adelaide d G
•Nov 10, 2019
Very usefull
By Alvaro M
•Oct 17, 2016
Great course
By Shilpa D
•Sep 20, 2020
Good course
By GOKUL P R S
•Jun 25, 2020
Good course
By Haitham M K
•Jan 17, 2018
Thanks alot
By Rohit A
•Jun 7, 2019
Insightful
By Marwa A A A
•Oct 13, 2019
Fantastic
By ThangHNHE130471
•Feb 3, 2021
not oke
By Szymon S
•Jun 1, 2017
Like it
By monika l
•May 11, 2020
all ok
By Yerlan M
•Aug 26, 2017
Useful
By David R C A
•Mar 30, 2017
Great!
By osama a
•Sep 19, 2020
missy
By samnkse62331
•Jan 17, 2020
Great
By Nguyen H K _ K F C
•Mar 6, 2022
good
By Deleted A
•Oct 5, 2020
good
By Yuvarani M
•Sep 7, 2020
Good
By Italo d A C
•Sep 24, 2017
good
By karthik d
•Mar 28, 2020
NA
By Deleted A
•Jun 1, 2020
The course itself is good. However the lesson does not always make it clear what the topic for the week is. There is a lot of external reading that is recommend, which means buying additional books. I also miss real life learning. Having a case study to apply the learning to would be very helpful. Instead the course asks you to "think of a project you have done" and apply what you learned to that. The flash lessons are very helpful.
By Mansour A
•Oct 16, 2020
The talk was very general about the budgeting it did not get into the details of what to consider, we talked in general how to calculate budgets via 4 methodes but it was all theoretical. There was no excercise to help clear the ways of calculating, what factors to consider , how much of a padding should I add is it 10% 15% maybe 25% what is the appropriate amount. etc..
By Albert P
•Sep 6, 2020
It's quite good.
Ups - very detailed and teaches a lot of valuable things regarding the projects.
Downs - everything goes by the PMBOK and the other book. More real life examples from the lecturer would be beneficial. Lectures are good, but in the end, not that detailed as most of the info is from the presentation.
By Alexander G
•Sep 9, 2020
Too much unclear, indirect language. Definitions are not concise. The entire course needs to be re-written in the active-tense and proof-read by a party not versed in project management in order to ensure that buzzwords, jargon and institutional slang are edited out.
By Neelima S
•Dec 15, 2016
Content is good. But more is there in Presentation that we have to self read. It would be better if somebody explains in video. Because reading we can do our-self and lots of content are available freely. But we spend money so that somebody teaches us those things.
By Enyang W
•Apr 21, 2020
Too much theory, it is not good to learn so many terms without context and examples.. But still, it shows me how complex project management can be. It is actually more important to apply the knowledge in a practical way.