RS
27 avr. 2021
A really good course good material and lectures. However, I find that sometimes that too much guidance given, and it has sort of made the course less challanging. nevertheless a good foundation course
HR
3 juil. 2020
This course is such a wonder!! In spite of being an unenthusiastic Computer Science undergraduate, it was this course that cultivated the interest in me. Both the instructors were too good. Thanks :0
par chris l
•19 janv. 2018
Good course
par Soumitra B
•27 oct. 2021
good
par Om H M
•23 juin 2021
nice
par Sampath k R
•20 août 2020
Good
par Vinayak C
•5 août 2020
good
par Sweta c
•28 août 2020
ok
par James S
•23 févr. 2018
After 3rd week, ok, but could do much better. The professors are good and do their best to be informative. I think the videos do a good job of explaining the content being presented. The major problem is when it gets to the exercises at the end of each week and before the quiz. I found myself totally lost on these. I watched the videos just about every day and stayed engaged as much as possible. Once the exercises came up, it was as if I had not learned a thing and I did not even know where to begin on some of them. The fundamental flaw in this class is lack of practical application between each lecture with exercises to stimulate learning of the subject matter. Going through a video and explaining apparently did nothing for me. There absolutely needs to be more exercises interspersed between the lectures. I fear that the next weeks are going to really throw me off, and I do not have time to go back and review all the past weeks. My other suggestion is that we are all not mathematicians taking this. Focus less on things like Collatz conjecture, especially in quizzes. I have no desire to try and learn some complex mathematical equation I will never use in real world scenarios in order to pass a quiz.
par David S
•14 mai 2018
This course is a fair introduction to Python. I found the format of a combination of video, readings and exercises to be effective, and about average quality for a popular MOOC. The two instructors were articulate and showed that they wanted to impart their knowledge. Points go for developing the final assignment for a previous session, being rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock. As well I'd like to share some (mostly minor) negatives. First of all, I needed to invest about double their advertised weekly time commitment of 5 to 7 hours. I would have found it helpful to get feedback on submissions, and would have preferred a peer-marking system. Finally, I think the software for marking the final project is problematic. In our case it could give a grade of zero for the entire project if you did not answer the first question correctly - and the final counted for 55% of the grade. (Ask me how I know).
par Carlos S B
•29 févr. 2020
The lectures of the topics covered are quite good, as well as the exercises and final Project. However, I'm sure that the course does not cover lots of additional basic concepts. I expected to have had an extended view of these other concepts. In conclusión: the course it's good if you don't have previous experience with programming. If you already have experience with other languages, the course it's too much basic.
par Melissa S
•11 janv. 2023
CodeSkulptor is using a VERY out of date version of python. I couldn't find it documented exactly which version it was using, but I had to rewrite code many times because the modules/functions I had used were not available. Based on those modules/functions availability, I can say that it is less than 3.7.
par Sarthak T
•25 juin 2020
The course is very good as well as the topics are nicely explained. The only problem I found is that the level of questions in the weekly assignments are pretty high in comparison to the video lectures that are taught
par Kristoffer H
•15 mars 2018
Great course for the basics but you end up spending more time trying to figure out their required styling than actual coding when in industry your employer will likely have an entirely different style.
par Chan C M
•22 mai 2021
I hope there is a Jupiter notebook inside the course. If the course actually force you to complete the programming exercises with test cases provided it will be better.
par JASH S
•16 avr. 2020
The course was really great and the instructors are really cool!
The only problem being the over-stubborn and strict style of final assessment.
par Madhubalini V
•17 sept. 2020
the course needs more practices in the learning session but its straightaway leading to large projects and its very difficult for a beginner.
par Priyesh
•24 janv. 2018
It was a pretty good course, I think I learnt well.. but I don't think the OwlTest on the final assignment didn't need to be so strict.
par shahrzad m
•14 déc. 2020
The course didn't cover all of the essentials for python programming in my opinion. Missing for loops, lists, etc.
par Junwei
•21 mars 2019
A fairly good course for the beginners of python but I think there is more to teach for a beginner.
par Christian B
•2 oct. 2019
i appreciated the exercises. The explanations were too long and redundant, especially the talking.
par shouvik p
•12 sept. 2020
It was good but many topics are not covered like while loop,try,except statements etc.
par Brian H
•30 oct. 2022
Covers very basic Python. Good enough for trivial tasks, but nothing in-depth
par Manoj S
•5 nov. 2019
course content is good but the quiz questions are not clear to understand
par 谢雨敖
•12 févr. 2020
I cannot open the marking system of the final project.
par emad t
•17 juil. 2020
Thank you, and forward.
par Moiz L
•5 janv. 2018
Good practice materials