Avis et commentaires pour l'étudiant pour Six Sigma Principles par University System of Georgia

The course was immensely informative. Having said that, week 1 contained lot of technical jargon and there was less coordination between the presenter and the slide content.

Instead of referring to the book, a reading material could have been updated in the course itself online.

This is very good for professional as well fresher.

The course is designed well for beginners and the testing system is very full proof.

I enjoyed the videos and variety of engagements (peer reviewed exercises, quizzes, etc.)

Nice course, quite informative. Only the design of the class itself could be optimize and improve "customer" satisfaction TMHO

A lot of reading from a book they do not provide to you, a couple of quizes with no context.

Good course but, sometimes, not the best approach for a MOOC.

I expected more tbh, however it was very beneficial and I'm glad I enrolled.

The course content & sequence of flow was perfect. This will definitely

The classes are excellent. I'm an accounting professional and I am ready to utilize the knowledge I learned.

The course was very informational overall. But for some reason I could not download the videos on my computer

I need more practice.

The recommended book is highly recommended as it provides details not covered in lectures and required to pass quizzes.

some of the Quizes and tests, had questions that werent from the videos

really good course but its hard

Very good course! Learned a lot and confirmed my thoughts of my current work environment. I will implement the tools I have gained from this course.

Need more examples for tools application

More Conceptual Asssignments would make it interesting

Should have been more theoretical and book readings should be provided along with the course

Even though this course is an introduction, it relies too heavily on sending the student to the Six Sigma Yellow Belt Handbook (which is not required for the course). The basic principles are covered, however an entire course based on power point slides is difficult to stay engaged in. It would be useful to add more video of the lecturer as well as visual aides. I was very concerned about one of the quizzes misspelling Mikel Harry's name.

The information in the slides was only half of what you needed to successfully complete the quizzes. As stated in the intro video, the Certified Six Sigma Handbook (2nd Edition) should only serve as an optional additional source material, in order to better understand what is covered on the slides. Instead, half of the answers on the quizzes could only be attained if one has access to the book. This is a really cheap tactic to force students to buy additional source material, which is stated in the syllabus as not being mandatory to buy. As a result, I'm going to return the favor in kind by giving this course half the rating that it deserves.

Good information but but not very efficiently presented. Most lectures were boring when they could have been interesting if a lot of verbal padding could be eliminated. The book that goes with this course is very good.

The course provided a quick overview and brief introduction to the principles and main ideas of Six Sigma. There is room for improvement on the presentation and delivery but overall it gets the point across.

some questions are not relate to the vi