Very good information a little confusion with the regression it's like doing algebra but I like the course.

very basic coverage of all the topic, i was expecting some in depth knowledge for the price i have paid

More of theory and less of practical experience. But a nice experience for beginners

the course was knowledgeable, although more emphasis could be given on explanation.

The information itself is ok, but I was not a fan of the actual "story-telling".

Compared to the other courses that I have done this was not very interesting

This teacher is not very good explaining.. besides.. he goes pretty fast

The first lessons were really good then the quality went down.

Felt that the course is too basic. Should have more details.

It has great content.

A good investment of your time.

Should have been more practical in terms of hands-on

less relation between course content and Quiz

a bit complicated after 3 week onwards

Interesting, and helpful.

Needs to be updated

Not bad by the now

It was good

nice

This is way below my expectation and waste of time.

The instructor just bring out the Airbnb's case study and expect you to be able to analyze your own business while there's nothing in common. Not every company own the same rich data from customer reviews. In fact, business models like Airbnb and some of its peers are one of a kind and if you can relate then congrat. The case is not for me.

The professor's joke about the vegetables and squashes are very bad jokes and becomes very annoying as the class goes one. The numbers are old and should be updated. The content is very light and the application exercises are not very applicable in real life. Peer-reviews are so subjective... But i learned a few things, so not all bad I guess

The course introduction shows that the course is based on data analytics but you need to pass some weeks to get the analytic parts. it doesn't meet my requirements and not the same as was introduced. The contents different from the quiz and every try makes the quiz questions change. That mean I never know what the correct answer was.

the course is great but it was not mentioned at the start that this is a paid course. Also, there is no financial aid available, so I have to drop the course because at the end the certificate is important

I feel like points the instructor talking are not well-organized. It's hard to follow and sometimes it's just full of reading (from what he already wrote down).

The principles I'm sure are highly useful, but it's poorly explained and hard to follow.

Typical university course: low level of practical understanding or usability.