This course is not meant to stand alone as a single course, rather is a portion of a larger Agile Development course. I'm sure the information included is very informative, but it references information that was included in other courses. The first lessons start with diagrams that are not explained and terms that are not defined (which I presume were probably covered in the first course). Also plenty of references to information from other courses ("Previously we learned" "Remember the example").

Dropped the course, not that I didn't understand it, but rather it was not worth my time to play "catch-up" on my own. Suggest removing this course as a free-standing course, or revising to allow the data/lectures to stand on their own.

Agile course is well structured and teaching material

Much overlap with the previous courses.

Alex does an excellent job in structuring and delivering his courses. Definitely makes me want to continue educational opportunities with his courses offered and University of Virginia.

very interesting and helpful experience. I can suggest this course to all people who want to learn something about agile. Great job mr Alex!

Excellent

Comprehensive, detailed and well worth the time. Everyone in software development business should take this.

The course helps developThis is an interesting and helpful experience for me.

This course actually bring all that knowledge into light which has been taught in Course 1-3. all videos specially the interview are the essence of this course.

Very nice as i learned the different aspects of testing using agile approach vs legacy

Great course learned alot about testing types and processes

very helpful course

The evaluations instructions some times are a little vague, but the material is very helpful. Thank you!

Excellent overview of testing in Agile. The course refreshed a lot of basic things for me, and reminded me about the importance of automation. The course also discusses how to tie in personas and use cases into testing, and why they should be driving the testing process (instead of the requirements list). Recommended.

This was a good course for developing a good foundation of CI/CD and testing practices in lean methodologies. This course incorporates a lot of interviews with experts in the industry, which I find helpful and informative. The exercises in the class were also helpful and applicable.

I could have not think of such a great courses offered by University of Virginia. Specially Alex is a great teacher. He tells us every thing perfectly with example from real life practitioners. I hope i would have a great career ahead.

I thought this was a very good practical course. It was challenging for me since I lack experience in software development industry, but I thought it gave me a very good framework.

It might sound strange, but there are only a few good courses that really deal with agile development. This course is definitly one of them. I have enjoyed the format of this course and the journey it took me through. The live interviews with experts from the industry are a great bonus to the learning. Thank you Alex!.

Provides a lot of good insight on getting new code to production in a fast, high quality manner. The course has help me focus on the deployment pipeline.

Good Course!

Who, what, how and why. So important and Agile provides the framework to help me Hypothesize, experiment and learn from my efforts.

Fantastic course.

Great course. The material is well designed and I learned a lot, throughout the specialization so far.

Very interesting and useful! It completes the overall understanding of the specialization course!

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