The instructors are very clear and the module are very rich.
Good information and certainly useful, but of much lower quality compared to the other courses in the certificate. Many of the quizzes had vague, poorly worded, or entirely irrelevant questions - some were even looking to accept the wrong answer altogether. And there was no response to repeated attempts to try to bring this to the instructors' attention. The final project was particularly bad in that the instructions were vague and inconsistent with what was asked for during project submission. They also didn't line up with the reviewing criteria. Finally, the grading rubric for the final project is physically functional but logically broken. The criteria and point scoring is, for lack of a better word, a mess. Ultimately, I guess I just expected better from a company like Meta - especially because the previous courses were all pretty good.
