Avis et commentaires pour d'étudiants pour Big Data Modeling and Management Systems par Université de Californie à San Diego
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Meilleurs avis
Oct 17, 2017
Good Explanations of Concepts and Nice Tests. I got a trilling experience in completing the peer Assignments with keen observation and Analyzing of Concepts learned.Thanq for your course very much.
Mar 28, 2017
Nice course to describe the traditional data modeling (RDBMS) as well as various semi-structured and un-structured data modeling and management of the systems (Batch and Streaming data processing)
201 - 225 sur 441 Avis pour Big Data Modeling and Management Systems
par Dilara B
•Feb 24, 2019
thank you
par Jose R O
•Jun 29, 2018
Very nIce
par Anup K M
•Apr 22, 2018
very good
par Edgar R E B
•Jun 20, 2017
Excelent.
par Hamada I M
•May 19, 2017
very good
par EDGARD M M
•Feb 02, 2017
muito bom
par Ben W
•Nov 11, 2016
Excellent
par Srinivas B
•Sep 26, 2016
Excellent
par Enrique G R
•Jul 01, 2016
Very Good
par PALAK G
•Jul 14, 2020
Amazing!
par Suraj P
•Jun 18, 2020
good one
par RAJAT S
•May 04, 2020
nice one
par Pedro E D d C
•Sep 24, 2016
Muy bien
par Ерилин Н
•Jun 09, 2017
Perfect
par Sonali S
•May 27, 2019
Great!
par Anıl K
•Apr 24, 2020
Great
par Mayank C
•Apr 10, 2019
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par Lisbeth R S
•May 05, 2017
great
par Veerabasappa
•Sep 17, 2020
Good
par RAGHUVEER S D
•Jul 25, 2020
good
par Anvitha K Q
•Jun 15, 2020
Nice
par VISHNU N P
•Jun 01, 2020
good
par Saurabh K
•May 26, 2019
good
par Fhareza A
•Sep 10, 2020
wow
par Drew G
•Aug 04, 2020
The information provided is solid, but this entire specialization has issues with the peer-graded assignments. The assignments themselves are good, open-ended questions designed to test your grasp of the concept being taught. The problem is the grading rubrics and the peer-review aspect. Where the questions are open-ended, the rubric often is not, demanding that only one of the possible answers be reached, or that a conclusion be reached in their specified manner. This leads to submitting the assignment, review other assignments to see what the rubric actually wants you to do, then resubmitting your assignment after you've reverse engineered the "right way" to do it to pass peer-review.
But there's only one or two of those per course, and are a relatively minor annoyance compared the good information being communicated.
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