Learner Reviews & Feedback for Blockchain Platforms by University at Buffalo
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ST
Dec 26, 2018
It is very practical, and loved the Augur, Grid+, and Escrow which is not usually mentioned in any other blockchain courses
QZ
Jul 9, 2020
The content for IPFS hashgraph is a bittooadvanced. for non-cs major, but the final project is easy to follow and enabled me to understand IPFS better than just wathingthe videos.
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By MADHAV V
•Jul 10, 2020
goooood
By JOSE M
•Nov 4, 2018
AMAZING
By ariba m
•Jun 5, 2023
great
By Phạm H P
•Feb 3, 2022
good
By Sunil T
•Apr 4, 2026
Good
By Ravindra B
•Apr 4, 2026
Good
By Chakiben D D
•Apr 4, 2026
Good
By Jatinkumar R R
•Apr 4, 2026
good
By Pravin B S
•Apr 3, 2026
Good
By Sagar S D
•Apr 3, 2026
good
By Rohit S
•Apr 2, 2026
Good
By Kanhaiya L D
•Apr 2, 2026
good
By GUGULOTHU M
•Nov 18, 2024
GOOD
By Gonzalo F V
•Sep 9, 2024
Good
By NARABOINA N
•Aug 12, 2024
Good
By Bussetty S S
•Apr 5, 2021
GOOD
By Harsh k
•Oct 12, 2020
Nice
By 19cs119 J k
•Jul 9, 2020
Nice
By CHAFIK B
•Jun 16, 2020
good
By Nasurudeen A N
•Jun 6, 2020
NIce
By SUTHAHAR P
•Jun 3, 2020
Good
By Atichat P
•Nov 13, 2018
Good
By Dharmendra K
•Apr 5, 2026
Ok
By Ariful I F
•Jun 23, 2020
Respected teaching professor Bina Ramamurthy madam is a very good instructor. Her English accent way of delivering speech is very clear.This course is perfect for making a very good foundation on decentralized technology. I will be very thankful to her and Coursera and my university AIUB for sponsoring my online education.
[ I do have a complain. During the final assignment I saw that IPFS web UI was updated. But the assignment was designed according to the old structure of IPFS. As a result I was facing some problems. Then I checked the Discussion Forums and saw many students were asking for the same problem. But no one is replying the solutions.]
Thank You.
By Hussein A
•Jul 8, 2025
Great foundational course! This course offers solid theoretical knowledge and is a good introduction to blockchain concepts. However, it would benefit from more hands-on, practical exercises. Some parts feel a bit outdated, so I recommend complementing it with external practice. For a more complete learning experience, I highly suggest watching Patrick Collins' free course on YouTube. If you're new to blockchain, just the first two hours of his course will help you understand the key concepts covered here more clearly. Together, both resources make a strong combination.