Learner Reviews & Feedback for Python Functions, Files, and Dictionaries by University of Michigan
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SD
Jun 25, 2020
Good course, had a great hands on practice with the Runestone Notebook Environment.\n\nAppreciate the efforts of the instructors and whoever has designed in making the course and helped delivering it.
SG
Sep 16, 2019
It's amazing learn for beginner .A wonderful learning resource and very simple way explains everything . Excellent lessons ,check your understanding ,e-book ,practice, and quiz work and lot of thing
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By Carlos F C d S e S
•Mar 04, 2020
Amazing!
By Rifat R
•May 04, 2020
Awesome
By Shubhra B G
•Jul 10, 2019
best!!!
By Oleg A
•Jun 08, 2020
Great!
By KAVIPRASATH V
•May 25, 2020
useful
By Nahim O
•Nov 20, 2019
great!
By AMARA V V
•Apr 27, 2020
Gud..
By Vinay M
•Sep 09, 2019
FBFBF
By PRAWIN K P
•Jul 28, 2020
good
By maligireddy l
•Jul 03, 2020
good
By Li K
•Jun 26, 2020
good
By Shantanu Y
•Jun 01, 2020
cool
By Bhargavi V
•May 14, 2020
good
By rishita
•May 06, 2020
nice
By Dao X H
•Jul 06, 2019
good
By Hongyi P
•Apr 04, 2019
Nice
By Sourav C
•Oct 06, 2019
I find this course very useful. Only one observation -
At the end of this course, it is asking for sentiment analysis, where you need to upload csv file to excel or google drive and then needs to generate scatter plot. How to do this is need explained anywhere in the course. Moreover, required libraries to perform this activity is not present in coursera and I have to install Python Anaconda and using Jupyter notebook, I could able to generate this scatter plot. How to process csv file to generate scatter plot, I have search in google and learn it outside this course.
By Christopher M
•Oct 05, 2019
This course is extremely well organized and offers not only a lot of practical programming tools, but the best practices for implementing them successfully. Unfortunately, a lot of the assignments (including the last assignment) depend on files that the learner can't actually access, so some of the assignments are painfully tedious with a lot of guess-and-check work to figure out how the theoretical file is formatted. That said, the extra challenge does make you think more critically about your debugging options and the course as a whole is definitely worth it.
By Damian M
•Jan 15, 2020
Giving ONLY 4 stars here because the auto-grade assignments were sometimes not described very well. But the main reason for the 4 and not 5 stars is the final course assignment, where there is not event explained what the Net value needs to be. Further than few sometimes annoying stuff, I think this course is solid.
By Alain R
•Jun 24, 2019
Really enjoyed the course, learned a lot, even though I've been using Python for several years now and I'm not a beginner. But it's a very good beginners course, if you ask me. And you will definitely learn the basics and fundamentals that you need for the future.
By Pranav S
•Jul 11, 2019
The content wise it is perfect.I have had some issues with the box where we type the code. Sometimes while resizing the box would minimize to a small line that can not be resized any further.I always had to refresh the whole page to load the container properly.
By Erickson S
•Feb 09, 2020
I learned a lot in this course. I do feel however hat you need to do a lot of research and studying on your own as the test and check your understanding questions have some code and problems that isn't covered in the reading and videos.
By Alfian T
•Jul 02, 2020
Really good course, especially for the exercises and the problems provided for the student to solve. You can learn a lot. However, the readings are sometimes redundant with the explanation in the video.
By Vikas S
•Jun 22, 2020
The overall course was easier than the basics I, however, the final project made me think and understand to finish it in time. I deferred the course for a long time but it was all worth it in learning.
By Cristian M P D
•May 01, 2019
It is avery good course to take. Nevertheless, there are some things that I couldn't understand very well, like uses of the while loop. Maybe more exercises or another video would be useful.
