MP
May 28, 2017
The best python course i ever had thanks to the teachers therereally awesome, and the classes are very pleasant. if your aout there trying to start with programming, i definitely recommend this course
FR
Apr 5, 2016
Muy buen curso, excelente introducción a python y que mejor que aprender con ejercicios que motiven como los juegos propuestos en clase. Gracias a los profesores y a Coursera por brindarnos este curso
By Indraditya B
•Feb 3, 2022
helpful course
By Tamira G
•Mar 18, 2018
Fun approach!
By GUMMALA J S S
•Jun 11, 2020
Nice course
By Akhilesh G
•Jul 4, 2017
Good course
By Samruddhi K
•Jun 10, 2020
It's Good.
By Kiran K K
•Mar 31, 2017
Excellent!
By Satyam S
•Jun 8, 2016
Great!!
By AMIRAH S A
•Feb 2, 2023
Good
By DEEP M
•Apr 16, 2024
good
By WONDEMU T
•Sep 19, 2018
Nice
By naveen k
•Jul 1, 2016
none
By Santhosh C
•Jun 21, 2020
Good course. I became fluent with solving simple coding problems. Course content is good and lot's of problems to gain practice. Dont agree with grading policy. I feel I was treated unfairly. My code for Pong works perfectly on my computer but I received feedback saying some parts of it do not work and I lost points. I was also trolled by one person who gave me zero points for my mini-project.
By ANNE M
•Jun 2, 2019
This is a very frustrating class. the lectures are great, and it's fun doing the examples and projects. The quiz/tests on the other hand are awful. example week 4. in no lecture have we discussed time.time or the epoch. I found it, but the point is, you are not testing the students on what they are being taught! I'm very disappointed in this.
By Matteo P
•Apr 12, 2019
Very good approach...Maybe to much mathematics things on programming language. I would prefer some cases and algorithms referring to "normal life". and... I don't agree 100% with the choice to use only codeskulptor. in particularly program graphic interface I would prefer to use standard graphic python library.
By John f
•Mar 11, 2019
This is a beginner level course. that being said i came to this course as a true beginner programmer. I picked up the subject matter well enough but felt like some of the lectures glossed over some subjects and there was not enough practice work to become truly proficient with all the subjects.
By Chris
•Aug 20, 2020
Good overall. Some of the levity from the instructors was a little distracting. I had some difficulty getting a peer-review project graded in Week 4. The course helped me understand the basics of using modules to write GUIs into python programs.
By Deleted A
•Jun 27, 2020
not appropriate with the beginners, because it doesn't cover all the details and all the fundamentals. It just gives you the important things
By Daniela N A
•Jul 15, 2019
We should have learned about oop first before doing GUI stuff, but I guess they thought otherwise :(
By Asad J
•Nov 7, 2019
The audio quality of the instructors is poor and hard to understand.
By RISHIKA D
•Jan 5, 2022
it was a great experience
By Vivaswan S
•Mar 13, 2020
Out-Dated Course
By SAYAN S
•Jan 23, 2022
good
By Engy K T
•Sep 6, 2021
By Saman S
•Apr 13, 2023
Unfortunately, the course uses outdated methods for teaching Python, as well as using an outdated version of Python (python2) syntaxes. The exam questions usually have several right answers which makes it a bit annoying, and you can still fail even with a fair amount of correct answers. As I mentioned, the methods are outdated, and the videos are so long. The basic concepts could have been explained very shorter, making them more engaging.
Overall, I appreciate the structure of the course, and the projects are really exciting.
By Cryptorious G
•Jan 25, 2024
Outdated course. Needs to be brought up to speed and teaching python 3 rather than the early days of python 2. this course is outdated by at least 10+ yrs. I am sure the majority of the foundations are accurate with nuances here and there but folks expect up to date information when learning for a job in todays computer fields....its like being taught how to chisel a rock wheel for the flintstone car vs learning to utilize the rubber ones for the cars of today. I am not gonna pay to be taught old out of date material