Learner Reviews & Feedback for Engineering Maintainable Android Apps by Vanderbilt University
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RL
Oct 6, 2017
Dr White is always a pleasure to learn from. He has presented a large amount of vital information in a relatively short, concise and palatable manner. Looking forward to the next course. \m/
HR
Dec 6, 2017
a great course in terms of security specially the Plexiglas used by the instructor which was used in Picasso's paintings. the concept is very helpful. thanks. great effort
26 - 50 of 66 Reviews for Engineering Maintainable Android Apps
By Craig S
•Sep 3, 2017
Great end to the specialisation course work!!!
By Ravindranath. B K
•Mar 9, 2017
Gives very good understanding of Android Apps
By Mohammad M D
•Oct 8, 2019
That was really useful for me, Thanks all
By Gaetano D
•Mar 18, 2017
The Professor is a Great Professor!!
By Ahmed I
•Sep 24, 2020
Best course in this specialization
By amadou d
•Dec 8, 2020
Fantastic!!Excellent!ThankYou
By SONALI L
•Sep 21, 2020
Sonali madhukar lokare
By Sardar k
•Mar 11, 2020
Really Love this Course
By Umer F
•Apr 26, 2017
very interesting course
By Jesus A B
•Apr 23, 2017
excellent course !
By Sri S M S D
•Sep 24, 2020
Excellent course
By Jahnavi M
•Jul 5, 2020
SUPERB COURSE
By Valerii T
•May 30, 2017
Великолепно
By 罗成毅
•Sep 13, 2019
thank you!
By Yimmy A E M
•Jul 8, 2019
Muy bueno
By Thanmay M D
•Oct 20, 2020
amaZing!
By Abdul H M
•Oct 29, 2017
Thanks
By Jagdale S S
•Sep 5, 2020
Nice
By Saurabh L
•Sep 1, 2020
good
By Sneha B
•Aug 15, 2020
grt
By Steve C
•Apr 5, 2017
I would advise anyone doing this specialization, to take the Java for Android first, then do the Engineering Maintainable Android apps, as its only in the Engineering Maintainable Android apps that there is an optional coursework to create and test a very simple app for the first time. All the other MOOCs optional courseworks start from very complex pre-existing app examples. I was able to complete these courseworks but I didnt really understand all the surrounding code that did a lot of important UI stuff, or the JUnit test. Its good to be forced to make a simple app and get used to JUnit from day 1. I did not take this route, but I wish I had.
By Evgeny K
•May 24, 2020
Short course about user-oriented practices that should always be kept in mind. Quizes have many weird questions with seemingly more answers that there are. But finally they provide quite strong definitions about what there is behind them. Many thanks the author for the final explanation how it was filmed.
By Fameno R
•Aug 28, 2020
The idea behind all the pop ups requesting for access is now clear. I wish there were more practice in the assignments. But, generally, the course is very insightful and the lecturer is clear enough. The explanations and the illustrations are simple to follow and to understand.
By Alex M
•Mar 20, 2017
Good information on unit and Android testing.
Also provide some info on security issues.
Could do with more hands-on assignments and provide URLs to Android testing, security, and debugging/code analysis tools. May be expand to include overview of code analysis tools like lint
By Josep G F
•Feb 27, 2021
Great course to understand basic concepts about testing and also security in Android apps. The course is perfectly explained and the methodology to show the content is simply brilliant.
I'd have loved to see further content and more examples but I really liked this course.
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