Learner Reviews & Feedback for Building Web Applications in PHP by University of Michigan
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YY
Feb 9, 2018
Even being quite an expert in area, I still enjoyed this course a lot and learning quite much from it as well. Highly recommended to everyone who developed an interest to PHP and web-applications.
YS
Jan 12, 2022
Had to hear/watch some videos multiple times, unlike the other course I took with Dr Chuck. Could be sql really is his favorite. Could also be that I have absolute no previous knowledge of PHP.
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By Kartik S
•Aug 26, 2021
great
By Alex R
•Jan 28, 2021
super
By Brian M
•Dec 13, 2020
Great
By Raisul I
•Oct 13, 2020
Great
By William S H J
•Oct 6, 2020
Great
By Fadila K Y
•Jul 17, 2020
great
By Aditya D (
•Nov 15, 2021
good
By Omar A M
•Nov 12, 2021
NICE
By V H K (
•Sep 12, 2021
well
By Thota V S K T (
•Sep 6, 2021
GOOD
By KGS R B G
•Apr 11, 2021
good
By Ajith. S
•Nov 25, 2020
good
By PRAJAPATI K K
•Oct 28, 2020
Tysm
By Md. A H
•Oct 5, 2020
Good
By DHRUV J
•Sep 26, 2020
Nice
By Abdullah a
•Aug 25, 2020
cool
By Manal D y
•Jul 31, 2020
good
By BALAKRISHNAN A K
•Jun 2, 2020
good
By BY 1 V F
•May 28, 2020
good
By Shivam P
•Aug 5, 2019
good
By Raf H A R
•Dec 18, 2018
Good
By Chitransh N
•Oct 15, 2018
good
By Matheus R
•Sep 7, 2021
bom
By Brandon G
•Jul 24, 2020
This course helped me understand the basic fundamentals of web development and how the web works as a system. The lectures are well done, and the information all made sense to me intuitively even though I came in with zero web development experience. The autograder could at times be finicky with looking for *very specific* keywords, but other than that, the assignments were fair and applicable to real-world situations.
By Paul D
•Mar 22, 2022
I always like Prof. Severance's courses. I seek them out and the content is always great. I did feel in this one that a lot of material needs cleaning up - it seems to be growing and sprawling with a lot of old stuff not pruned away. A few of the instructions for HW could be a bit more clearly written, or maybe I am just getting lazy sorting them out.
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