Learner Reviews & Feedback for Digital Manufacturing & Design by University at Buffalo
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Advanced Manufacturing will hold industry discussions in the coming years. This course helps you understand the challenges that manufacturing is going through to meet the requirements of Industry 4.0
Amazing Course and the stuff provided by Prof. English- I am Thankful to Coursera team for Giving me this wonderful opportunity to learn this course to upgrade my skills by providing financial Aid.
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By Antharas
•Thank you for this course it is very interesting!
If you don't mind, I would like to enlist some of my observations on this course, which explain my 4 out of 5 stars.
It advertises DMDInstitute and DMCommons way too much - especially in the 2nd module;
Course spends a little bit too much time on inspirational and motivational part. I think, it would be more useful and interesting to put more cases and practice into this course.
Thank you for attention.
By Deleted A
•Could be just me but I actually prefer videos on Coursera instead of being directed to videos on Youtube, especially because videos on Youtube does not generally have subtitles (I'm not a native English speaker). Also some of the resources requires you to pay to access them. Overall after taking this course I understand more about DMD but I hesitate in continuing the specialization.
By Sanjay P
•I really liked this intro course. One small point. The references now seem a little old and tired and could do with updating. With the advent of Cloud Platforms and enhanced in Cyber Security models, surely the world is a lot different now than in 2014-2016 were a lot of your case studies have come from.
By K2-18-398 y
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By Tejeshwar
•It clearly states the ideas, information, and concepts that have been undertaken or which is going to be implemented in Industrial Revolution 4.0.
It also intimate the insights of the updations and advances, that are going to be implemented in the industries, in future.
By DEEPAK T
•The course was upto the mark that i expected, the assignments/quiz were excellent source to acknowledge my knowledge regarding the course.
The reference was more than useful not only for course but also for my future preferences.
!!!Thank You Ken Sir and Coursera!!!
By Daniel H
•This introductory course gave me basic understanding about Digital Manufacturing and Industrial Revolution 4.0, in comparison to previous 3 Industrial Revolutions. The reference links are valuable for us who want to research further about Digital Manufacturing
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