Python Project
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Rating | 3.5★ based on 62 ratings |
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Length | 4 weeks |
Starts | Jun 26 (40 weeks ago) |
Cost | $79 |
From | University of Michigan via Coursera |
Instructor | Christopher Brooks |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming |
Tags | Computer Science Software Development |
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final project
Firstly, the Coursera submission system for the final project is a disgrace, and that's why I removed one star.Other than that, the course is amazing.
You will likely invest a lot of hours in to the final project but your will learn and grow.
Many times I had to restart the notebook.2) The online submission method for the final project needs to be improved.
Also, this course made it very difficult to submit final project.
Great final It's very interesting the assignment and the final project.
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four previous courses
It is great I was one of those who completed four previous courses in the Specialization in February 2019 and was forced to wait this last course to finish this Specialization.
If you just want a beginner level introduction to python, just the four previous courses are enough.
jupyter notebook
Also, the video about installation of Jupyter Notebooks on your computer is broken.
There are significant problems with processing and submitting the capstone project; the Coursera Jupyter notebook runs out of memory when working on a particular file (U Mich, you might want to simply reduce some of the image sizes).
Good Not as good as the previous course in the specialization Great exercises, love jupyter notebook!
The jupyter notebook environemnt where you are supposed to do the final assignment is not fast enough to run the code in a reasonable amount of time, so most time is wasted waiting.
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instructor does
The gist of the course is excellent, but challenging - the instructor doesn't hold your hand through every step this time.
The biggest flaw of the course is its nonexistent teaching: the instructor does not even try to explain the concepts and cause-effect relationships needed to understand the course topics.
The instructor does not help you much, but puts out hints and clues at times.
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final assignment
The final assignment is also great and gives very good knowledge, and more or less all that is needed is already in the lectures.
The final assignment gave me a lot of fun This course is designed as a culminating experience.
without any
There you can see the lector himself verbally explaining something without any hint of slides or other auxiliary visual materials and spelling (!)
The lectures don't really help you at all in the final project (which, better explained, would actually be quite nice).The learner is required to know way too much on way too many levels; look up information, know Ph.D. level terminology of image manipulation to digest that information, be aware (in advance) of the limitations of accessing a certain file type using a library that only works with certain data types and so forth – it is just too much without any framework provided by the teaching staff.In addition the forum is flooded with "Please review" messages, making it time-consuming to find any useful information (which there is, thanks to other learners!).
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courses before
The four courses before built a strong foundation in python programming.
can see
Or you can see the scrolled IPython Notebook with the voice of the lector that is reading word-to-word(!)
I can see why this course has a sharp rating drop compared to the previous four in this specialization.
figure out
There is no way to figure out what my classmate wants to do.
The sad part is I needed to spent more time to figure out how to put everything together, so due to my busy life I spent 5 weeks instead of proposed 3.
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well explained
Then the assignments were not very well explained, and the final assignment wasn't well explained or thought out, and had to be developed on the desktop as the Jupyter notebook didn't cut it.
Rushed and not well explained.
intermediate level
It's definitely not beginner level, I even doubt whether it counts as intermediate level, because I had other intermediate level courses before, never felt like this.3.
too much
Chris Brooks has a terrible teaching style and leaves you hanging with either too much (confusing) info, or not enough (frustrating) info.
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Rating | 3.5★ based on 62 ratings |
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Length | 4 weeks |
Starts | Jun 26 (40 weeks ago) |
Cost | $79 |
From | University of Michigan via Coursera |
Instructor | Christopher Brooks |
Download Videos | On all desktop and mobile devices |
Language | English |
Subjects | Programming |
Tags | Computer Science Software Development |
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