(842 Reviews)
(675 Reviews)
DS
Nov 19, 2017
It was very helpful for me to understand what the project management is. I am just thinking about starting this new career path and i was feeling comfortable in this field during the learning process.
MH
Jun 24, 2020
This course provides some practical situation which enriches my acknowledgment about being a responsible in any project and it also helps me to understand the planning process management proficiently!
By Vanessa B
•Mar 16, 2019
that's ok to who know less or nothing !
By AKISSI Y D D T
•Jun 3, 2021
COURS TRES INSTRCTIF. Merci à COURSERA
By Sean M H
•Apr 17, 2017
This was a good series for beginners.
By Camara C
•Jun 7, 2017
The course is just okay.
By Tajreen T
•Jul 18, 2020
The course was helpful.
By Italo d A C
•Sep 24, 2017
simple, but fundamental
By Amit G D
•Apr 28, 2020
Good for the beginners
By Adithya B
•Jul 16, 2020
Videos were too brief
By MD.I
•Feb 9, 2021
More resource needed
By YUTING L
•Nov 8, 2017
Not enough exmaples
By Deleted A
•Jun 20, 2020
Beginner one
By Sandeep S
•Feb 2, 2017
it was good
By Krishna k
•Jul 12, 2020
very good
By SUDARSHAN J S
•Jun 16, 2020
It's good
By Eke D
•May 11, 2020
Very Okay
By Yobi B G G F
•Apr 24, 2020
J'ai aimé
By Nanayakkara P K H M
•Sep 2, 2021
exellent
By Nathenael
•May 11, 2018
great!
By Daniel I
•May 23, 2017
The course used a lot of words to explain very imple topics without drawing on any real world examples and so the concept of a "project" was broadly oversimplified. Presumably to appeal to a wider number of people, but in the end it just seemed to be evangelising the PMI/PMBOK for the sake of it.
I haven't got to the end of the course yet but my enthusiasm to do so dwindled very quickly.
This may be a regional thing but I have never heard the word"processes" spoken as by the lady in the video. I found it difficult to concentrate on what she was saying as a result.
By Mario T
•Feb 25, 2017
There are too many poured notions without practical explanations or case studies. Slides are read bullet point after bullet point without added value. The course is not compelling in any way. Too many references to a book said to be not compulsory.
In the final exam right answers are not given.
The course gives you just a smattering of the subject, nothing that you can apply with confidence on the job.
By pranav g
•Aug 13, 2016
I felt the initial splash screen was a bit time consuming, also lot of the knowledge felt like more bookish. Could have been different styles of management and approaches or even how leaders in the past like Dale Carneige would have approached. This course has a lot of potential and I feel revising the next version would make it so much better for novice program managers
By Hasini K
•Jul 29, 2020
I like the case study videos in all of the weeks. They seem like scenarios which everyone would come across at any given point of time. But I wish there was more of video content than reading content. I pushed myself real hard to read the content. Would've preferred to have the lecturer explain all of that instead of having it all handed over in the written format.
By Ivan R
•Dec 5, 2020
You can't print out lessons and they look like they are printouts from PBOK, professors is acting like she is teaching the kindergarten, video's are extremely boring and useless, very simple subject is written in incredibly complicated way. Two stars only because notes are very good and very useful, but you need to rewrite them.
By Robert B M
•May 11, 2016
The flash tutorials are helpful. Instructor quality is low, production quality of instructor videos is low. Not on par with the University of Virginia project management course. Pace of course is also extremely slow, though it may be appropriate for novice students. That should be made clear up-front in the course description.
By Peter S
•May 18, 2020
Wish I'd been told before starting how much content relied on having the PMBOK book. Lack of linear structure to the planning process was quite confusing. The teaching seemed to flit back and forward the process. Left a litte confused about the correct order to tackle things in.