This is pathetic, I have no words to say. Your course is an exact word to word copy of Scott Duffy's Udemy course 'Standard 10.0 - Level 1 Enterprise Architect Course'. I am not sure how can you do such a theft and coursera is allowing it.

I don't have the feeling that I could successfully get an official certificate based on this course alone. Especially the 3rd module and some phases of the ADM were handled rather superficially. Many of the presentation slides are pretty unstructured and confusing. The slides really don't foster the understanding of what is presented: i) Sometimes the headlines don't match the contents. ii) Quite often the text on the slides are arbitrary words/parts of sentences taken from the transcript. It's a mixture of actual facts that are important, but also experiences of the presenter or examples. But when you look a the presentation, you won't be able to tell which bullet point is a fact, experience or example. About the multiple choice tests. It's good to have these interactive parts. Some questions are like "which of the following 5 things describe best....", but during the course the options weren't prioritised. So it's hard to answer such questions correctly. About the coursera chat bot: this isn't a big help either. Anytime I asked a question, I was asked the same thing back. I was expected to find the answer myself. But sometimes you don't get there on your own, sometimes you just need an answer.

The course gives a very superficial overview of TOGAF 10. There are hardly any examples and no links to other material than the TOGAF 10 spec. Listening to the instructor is quite tiring, he is not engaging at all. Overall, I got a first impression of TOGAF 10, but this course has not prepared me for actually using it.

It scratches the actual content, but that was a great starting point for me, who has never had contact with TOGAF. If you have experience with previous versions of TOGAF, that might not be your content, but if you, like me, have never had exposure to the TOGAF content, this is a great start.

More example or template or architecture delivrables could be useful

Lectures, compared to the quizzes. are way too easy. The PPTs are terrible, you don't know when he is talking about points but when he is making an example. The quizzes have way too many "more than one answer" questions that will not give partial points.

Honestly, this was the worst course I have ever taken on this platform. The content is barely scratching the surface without providing too many real-world examples. The slides are of poor quality with typos and scarce illustrations, so is the audio which has background noises in it. Phrases like "Now this one out of all the ADM phases is sort of the strangest. I call it an odd duck. And the reason why it's strange, it's because it's really two phases." or "If you are going to use some of the example that they provide, you are going to search out on the Internet, some other examples of good principles" do not make me think this is a course from professionals for professionals.

AI generated presentations most likely. Plagiarism also highly possible.

El curso de TOGAF proporciona una comprensión integral del marco de desarrollo de la arquitectura empresarial, ayudando a los arquitectos a alinear las estrategias de TI con los objetivos del negocio.

Really good and pretty comprehensive coverage of the Fundamental Content which is covered in the Foundation exam. I took just over a week to get through this course and passed the exam shortly after.

Great Course Well Presented

Very interesting, thanks!

Concrete material

very educational

Light et complet

very good

Overall a very good course. I have only one feedback, not related to instructor, but for the platform. Some of the end of module quizes does not wait for response, it quickly moves to next section.

To get started with Togaf 10, this course is absolutely good. It covers a complete overview of the framework. It would be great if it included real-world examples of how to use TOGAF. Thank you

this is not for the North American English Speaking market. It is very difficult to understand these individuals, and the transcripts aren't that much better. This is simply not for Americans. I am struggling to understand what they are saying and I used to teach English as a second language for years! This might work better in South East Asia, in India or wherever the presenters are from. This should be removed.

- I did learn some good stuff about general IT functionality. - The sound in the course ... !! especially it felt like the content was generated in a synthetic or automated way; make very hard to listen, so muting and reading makes it just like reading a book.