Course was taught well.

There were a couple times that I was extremely lost without direction.

If you look at the discussion, for week 5, everyone has the same question, looking for the location of the data for the final. You really have to dig to find it. Like they could have easily posted where the file/data was. I spent more time looking for that document than I spent doing anything else

You can pass 99% of the modules by running the pre-written code. There's limited options to meaningful engage with the course material and apply it except in examples. Al the mini tests are just pop ups from the lecture. Please set some progressive coding exercises that build on previous lessons rather than require us to recall something from the first module that we haven't used since.

Terrible course with ugly presentations and even mistakes in presented Python syntax. Moreover, there were logical mistakes in presented Python code (in conditional statements). I would be happy to add a screenshots here, so people could see how poor this course is!

So low quality course spoils the reputation of such brands as IBM and Coursera !

In general it is waste of time and money!

There were so many errors written into the “instructor” provided code, it made it nearly impossible to approach the quizzes/labs with any confidence. I’ve taken 7 online courses, some through Coursera, some through other providers and have always had positive experiences. This is my first bad experience. I will retake this class somewhere else starting tomorrow. I do not recommend.

This course could really do with a thorough review. There are parts that I think are good, such as the overall learning journey that has been mapped out, however, the multiple-choice exams are incredibly poor. Not only is there little proper assessment within this course, but there are also entirely incorrect questions. For a course I have paid for, I am very disappointed

I think this course desperately needs a refresh. From the videos you can tell it is older just from the slides. The quizzes are also a joke. This is a shock coming from the earlier courses where it was very well done. You can basically go through this course and learn very little. Why did I get an IBM badge for this course and not for some of the others? I don't get it.

This is a very poor course. The practice and final exams are offered in multiple choice format but the correct answer choices are not available. It will ask you a programming result question and then none of the multiple choices are correct and then you fail the exam. It is impossible to pass this course. I only gave this course 1 star because 0 is not an option.

While I appreciated the videos and hands on labs the final project was awful.

I don't know how a student can get 100% through all the lesson materials and it is repeatedly stated you aren't expected to understand all the complex programming and then the final project has no guidance and just throws you out there with no way to figure it out.

Very disappointed.

Full of typos, mis-transcriptions, looks like it was put together by a summer intern who never bothered to proof-read it before leaving to go back to college but IBM slung it up on Coursera anyway.

I was never under any illusion that Coursera had any notion of quality control anyway, but I would have expected IBM to have someone skim through it before selling it.

I honestly don't think anyone would be able to learn python from this course. Thank goodness I already learned python from somewhere else. I'd much rather learn python from someone like Corey Schafer or freecodecamp. There are some problems in the questions that obviously haven't' been addressed. The teaching method is just dull and doesn't go in depth.

Initial parts covering functions are good, but section in class,objects often does not explain certain steps. For example in week 3 assignemt for text exersice the solution contain commands completely unknown for the reader. That is they have not been covered or mentioned on the course.

The ideal course would not require user to refer to outside sources.

I found the speech way too fast-paced, examples poorly generated, the coding inaccurate and lazy. When giving a new skill, present the skill, then present opportunity to pratice . . . repeatedly. Also, seemed to jump from basic to decidedly not basic quite quickly, mentioning many tools and processes, again in rapid succession, without explanation.

In a peer-graded assignment, the course is teaching new concepts such as the use of bokeh library, boto3 etc. The course isn't even teaching the basics of the same. I have struggled for like 3 days to solve a couple of questions. Moreover, response time from teaching staff/instructor is too high.

Course could have been better.

The instructions are not clear at all, if you do not have prior knowledge of Python, it's going to be a loooong, annoying, despairing ride. The explanations are not deep enough. You could add 15-20 minutes video instead of 2-3 minutes cameos to explain the basics clearly. This course was a nightmare, I studied from youtube.

The worst course I've taken on coursera thus far.

From week 3 on the material is not well done at all and not accessible to beginners The discussion forums are full of people saying this over and over again. Very frustrating. I had to spend a lot of time on each concept learning it from other supplemental videos on youtube.

The course starts on a very basic level and with ridicilously easy exercises in the first two modules / weeks. The exercises of week 3 and later, however, are, at least in part, very tough and sometimes consist of topics that were not covered in the videos. Moreover, introductions are not always very clear.

2 months after I completed the course and I was trying to re-access some materials but was told the content was locked because my scheduled has ended. Posted on the forum but no one got back to me; also, I couldn't reply to my post in the forum: no response if I click the "post" button. All of a mess.

It is exceptionally poorly designed. Most of the time, the labs and the examples in the videos are the same. The explanations do not provide the logic behind but superficially talk about its function. I would not be able to learn much if I had stuck to this course as the only source of learning.

Content was not properly explained(Especially Module 5). Proper practice problems were not given. Lab exercises were not explained thoroughly and content in the labs was slightly different from content taught. The course used an AI voice (and probably script) for teaching. Would not recommend

The first week are useful, but the more you go on the more the labs contain a very advanced code, without a proper explaination of it. Furthermore, there are way to many mistakes in the labs for something that people pay 50€/month. I would not recommend it and I would not pay for it again.

The course content is very weak and not comprehensive . It does not teach through a step-by-step approach and is not easily understable. It does not equip one with the skills it claims to. I ended up having to take many other courses on other learning platforms which are much better.

This is not a course where they tell you the concepts of the Data Science behind or make you learn Python with multiple assignments. It is more of getting userbase to make use of IBM's cloud.

Nothing much taught in this course. I could have better utilized my time learning myself.

Lab tool broke part way through. When I completed the course (which was pretty much useless with out the Lab tool), it says I can now view my certificate, but no certificate shows up in my accomplishments. Coursera customer services was terrible. Never using Coursera again.

This course was not well sequenced. The labs demanded work outside of the class to complete. I bought a python text book and had to supplement my learning with the instruction and exercises provided by the book. As a teacher, I found this course to be poorly organized.

Not geat. Poor audio quality in videos. Multiple typos in videos (slideshows) and even on the jupyter notebooks. Honestly, I wish I would have taken another course from the beginning. I cancelled as soon as this course was finished and I'll be taking a non-IBM course.