Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to Neurohacking In R by Johns Hopkins University
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BR
Feb 09, 2017
I like that this course goes through most necessary steps, my only suggest would be to have one additional week where you go through everything all together, and then do some simple group analysis.
SJ
May 08, 2019
Thank you for the wonderful course. Especially useful when the team explains every new line of code. As a current undergraduate and aspiring neuroscience researcher, this is tremendously helpful.
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By Alexander J
•Oct 13, 2019
thank you!
By Amar S
•May 08, 2020
fabulous
By Fidel G
•Jul 17, 2019
It was a great experience going through the processes of ways of viewing, manipulating and extracting data from brain scan images. With few bumps on the way I keep focusing on the knowledge that I gain which I may apply into a future project of machine learn.
By Aleksandr S
•Mar 28, 2020
Great course! Just please delete the 10-second introduction before each video. It makes the most horrible sound. Other than that, amazing course
By Mehdi N T
•Apr 05, 2018
Great concise walk-through of neuro-imaging techniques. Low quality audio and a lot of background noise though.
By Srihari S
•Aug 21, 2017
Perhaps links to some materials regarding explanation of the data could be provided.
By Brion J
•Mar 07, 2018
Student presenters are not as good as professors.
By salvador g d l
•May 18, 2017
It was a really good course, thank you!
By Aman M
•Mar 05, 2017
All the lecture were thorough and good.
By ANSHAY A
•Feb 15, 2018
Should have more practical work
By Miriam M
•Nov 21, 2017
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By Tiago A
•Sep 15, 2017
Nice contents but: questions not being answered in the forums. Online content from github (where in fact are the scripts and data) is somewhat confusing
By KJ B
•Aug 03, 2017
Very basic, could be clearer.
By Jonathan G
•Feb 02, 2018
this course was misleading and boring as hell! You're supposed to learn the function of an MRI and what diseases to look for that would've been a more relevant course. It just talked about different computer systems and how an MRI functions.
By Zaeem H
•Apr 10, 2019
I was expecting teaching but they are simply reading code from slides. Big let down.
