Learner Reviews & Feedback for Using Databases with Python by University of Michigan
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MM
Mar 12, 2018
The course is great... You can definitely learn many things... Was kind of hard for me and i went many times back and forth through most of the lectures... However i think i learn many new things....
GB
Jan 13, 2018
It's an excellent course. Thanks for the oportunity to learn. Thanks to Coursera, to the University of Michigan and of course to Dr. Chuck, a very good an enthusiastic teacher! All the best for you!
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By Suresh K P P
•Jun 13, 2017
Excellent
By Stanislav P
•Jan 16, 2016
to simple
By Abdul S
•Oct 9, 2021
Amazing
By Pranjal S
•Jun 8, 2020
Amazing
By PRATHIVADA V S
•Jun 14, 2018
useful
By Pandiarajan S
•Mar 21, 2022
good
By NANA K M
•Apr 19, 2021
Great
By Akshay M
•Sep 9, 2020
Good.
By Pramod A
•Aug 21, 2020
Good.
By 杨初斌
•Sep 22, 2016
great
By mahmoud K s
•Sep 12, 2020
goot
By Sarvagya M
•Jun 5, 2020
good
By Deleted A
•Jun 2, 2020
good
By Jatin G
•May 10, 2020
nice
By Javier J
•Aug 11, 2019
NIce
By Aditya J
•May 30, 2019
Good
By Gaurav P
•Nov 5, 2017
good
By Rohit
•May 4, 2017
Good
By Sai T C
•Jun 11, 2016
Good
By Haoran
•May 31, 2018
Not
By Renjie L
•Aug 2, 2016
勉强吧
By MAYRA E C C
•Feb 3, 2021
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By Hussein A
•Jan 28, 2019
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By John J
•Apr 18, 2016
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By Oliver C
•Jan 19, 2021
The first 3 parts of this specialisation are a great way to get into Python. Everything is useful and explained pretty simply. My only two criticisms would be that it doesn't challenge you nearly as much as other courses such as CS50. The projects are relatively simple in comparison. The second is that there is little time watching the instructor write actual code which I feel would be pretty useful.
Using Databases with Python is the installment I was most looking forward to. It didn't really deliver though. We rarely wrote our own code unless following along in the worked examples. The projects involved editing 2 or 3 lines in pre-made code which, if I'm going to be honest, felt like cheating ourselves. Then week 5 was almost non-existent. It felt incomplete and the final project felt like one of those week 1 projects that are there to ensure that Python and everything are running on your system correctly. This one didn't translate well to an online course.