Learner Reviews & Feedback for Decision-Making and Scenarios by University of Pennsylvania
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SR
Apr 22, 2017
The course material and examples are very useful. I really like the CF spreadsheet at the end of week 4 as this is very organized CF model and I can use this as reference to build my own. Thank you!
AU
Feb 6, 2020
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By Mariano C
•Jun 11, 2019
Simple yet usefully reminder of what to do in projects also a nice balance of worked examples and practical advice.
By Reza S
•Dec 20, 2018
I really enjoyed how the lecturer was able to explain the content with the ease and clarity that did.
By Ajit D
•Apr 25, 2018
Great information and concepts. The media, presentation format and delivery has room for improvement.
By Stanislav R
•Sep 21, 2021
Very mich financial accounting, less business logic or statistics, but very useful and challenging
By Alexander A
•Mar 5, 2018
Too much terminology and it's hard to follow all of them since there are very few real examples.
By Cem E
•Jan 10, 2021
Generallt course was so taughtfull, but questions of 2nd week course quiz was not so accurete.
By Luis M M d S
•May 5, 2018
Well structured. Would recommend more examples and slower explanations, or even resumes.
By Jakob P
•Jul 15, 2017
Basic, but still informative, introduction to decision-making in finance and business.
By Rafael T
•Apr 21, 2020
Course content very rich and clear. Some os the questions are a bit confusing though.
By Ben G M
•Aug 10, 2016
Should have discuss some of this material earlier in the course as introduction.
By Maxwell M
•Aug 19, 2020
Would have like to see a detailed build out of the B/S in the model.
By RUIZ B J
•Jan 9, 2021
Me ha resultado muy interesante. Estoy deseando seguir aprendiendo
By Christopher D
•Dec 3, 2020
Really good although the week 2 quiz needs huge improvement.
By Ula V
•Nov 29, 2021
Maybe slower and less just reading powerpoint.
By Umang S
•Dec 21, 2016
Great course by two great economists.
By Muhammad A
•Aug 20, 2018
WEEK 2 needs more explanation.
By William L
•Jan 27, 2018
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By Zhao y
•Jun 26, 2017
Very interesting and useful
By HenrietteLan
•Sep 23, 2019
a little challenging
By Bruno E G
•May 22, 2017
really helpfull!!!!
By Jorge A
•Jul 14, 2019
Very practica!!!
By andy t
•Oct 24, 2016
THANK YOU!
By Luis E H A
•Mar 25, 2017
great
By Jameel M
•Aug 12, 2017
Week 4's lectures incorporated some excel work, but none were demonstrated by the lecturers. Would have preferred that they actually do the demonstration on the excel file, rather than explaining via the literature on the slides.
Some concepts like straight-line depreciation are introduced in week 2, but depreciation is properly explained only in week 3. I've studied accounting so this wasn't bothersome for me, but the structure of the course could be better if we are introduced to depreciation fully in Week 2.
Other than that, a solid course.
By Rahul R
•Jun 26, 2017
I think this course could have been a brilliant one if in week 4 they would have explained things in more depth and specially performing the 'what-if analysis' on excel. I feel the pace was high and could have been a bit slower including more examples. Also, there was a lot of confusion in week 2s quiz. Overall, its a good course.
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