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6 | 1- oee, which really helped me with my current job and allow me to enhance such errors resulting from it 2- patches advantages and disadvantages and increasing the set time 3- always to blame the process not the person i |
1 | thanks a lot reactor |
1 | overall, it's a good mooc if you like its reading-based format |
7 | it was a good idea to allow users to interact, i like to read comments made by other student |
1 | well, this course is a right start for the patron |
5 | severance taught this course in such a way that i love programming now |
5 | thanks a lot sir |
1 | thus, i recommend this course to students who want to improve their english in general and rise their band score in ielts |
1 | it was a great class, i finished it quite rapidly |
1 | since i have not done the yet, this course has developed a sense of understanding about how to carry worthy research |
3 | and maybe the best python course available in the market for beginner |
5 | charles reverence |
3 | the course provided extremely valuable insight to help me to reexamined the effectiveness of past learning strategics in order to increase my learning effectiveness going forward |
3 | for example, i have learnt the difference between descriptive writing and critical writing and how to write clinically |
1 | i accidentally came across this course and i feel i could have found it earlier |
1 | i now know, to a much larger extent, the dynamic involved in planning a great lesson |
5 | i thought it was a fantastic course, and it definitely delivered on what it promised it would do |
9 | i guess, it's really important for lots of people and my advice is - try it, at least just for a sake of pure listening to the sections, without test |
1 | it speaks about thinking tracks to change the negative thoughts into positive one |
2 | learning online at your own pace was a big plus |
1 | i want to make a difference |
1 | i have thousand thanks |
1 | in this course, a learner can find ways to overcome this problem |
5 | chuck's python for everybody is one of the best classes i've ever taken |
9 | any of the reflection/ essay questions were opinion questions and did not require verse reflection |
6 | i believe that this course may be of benefit to anyone who is finding their way into a role and out of the job market |
5 | i want to take this opportunity to thank all the educators on this course |
2 | buds to of picking dementia centre for providing such a robust course for free to better educate the world about dementia in order to improve the lives of families on this long and difficult journey |
6 | i do not think it is an intermediate course, even though i have previous knowledge of some of the topics,although i am studying at a greek university that has a similar content with the course |
1 | is it is online, it requires equipment like lawton, smartphone and not all students have the access to it |
6 | and that some of those skill i gained while earning my language degree in university oh-so-many years ago do have a place in my very unrelated field today |
3 | it also explored how both physical environment and communities can influence the experience of people living with dementia |
8 | run activities were included such as pretending to be characters from the novels and writing as them or drawing how they might look |
8 | personally, this course addresses an important issue which all students face but strangely, not addressed in schools - learning now to learn |
1 | i am associated with semiconductor industry |
5 | in the initial days i would get confuse due to not having proper instruction |
1 | very memorable and often funny |
4 | the curriculum is interesting and accessible, and there are many resources for help |
6 | you can see the practical application and it's not just theories or vague shippers of code that you must write, which is how i was taught mostly during school and university |
1 | i'm going to keep learning |
9 | his course is excellent - elementary at times for someone like me but the exercises really do a great job of expanding your knowledge of the control flow option |
5 | the explanation of the topics was made very clear and followed through well |
1 | great insight by the hsbc coo and the x-police personnel |
3 | his course was way harder |
9 | by only negative comment is that some of the quit content had questions that were worded improperly, so some of my answers were grade as incorrect, even though i had selected the right answer |
5 | valley and or |
2 | i would like to use the certificate, only thing i do not like , the payment is allowed through debt card or master, but it should be better through western union, why? in this case we would safe our self from hawker |
3 | i liked the format and content of this course |
1 | first using pocket then slowing moving to urllib that included how to pause with beautiful soup and using all, and also rousing on json is used in patron |
1 | this is the best package overall i have participated in to date |
1 | checks class |
3 | however, i have learned many insight on how the brain works and technique to learn |
3 | his course is so well designed to make learning memory technique easily |
2 | enjoy your work, enjoy this course, and i want to put out my honest and deepest gratitude for this course being available for free |
2 | in only 3 his per week during 4 weeks i got a valuable insight about learning technique |
1 | hope god will save u |
5 | it was fun and interesting, all thanks to the presenting professor thank you so much for this course |
1 | it will also have an impact of the whole of society |
2 | i loved the structure of the course a lot |
1 | id eagerly recommend this course to my friends and colleague |
3 | it is great for those who have never come across python in their life |
2 | university of michigan is also very good great staff |
1 | absolutely brilliant |
3 | it last as a beginner,it was helpful for me |
1 | his is all because of this course |
2 | i understand these nodules save a huge amount of money possibly and if the opportunity arises to study further in the field of dementia, no doubt face to face experiences will follow |
6 | i recommend this course to anyone who deals with someone who has dementia or had dementia |
9 | a more effective way to teach the concepts would have been to dramatized the topic to make it stick - you know, use the 'memory palace' technique? also the quires emphasize the user having to remember useless words, like 'pomodoro' or 'einstellung' |
1 | may i strongly recommend the attendance |
1 | the most interesting parts where the thoughts about the implication of of, moreover where you have to peer review because you get access to what others think and that rewards our learning about the basic concepts of of |
7 | i liked the fact that the course not only provides expert advice but also shares real experiences of parents and tutors, which made the course more interesting |
4 | the additional material was interesting |
5 | barbara valley and or |
2 | i am trying to learn a new profession on my own |
6 | i don't know where to get start |
9 | i think the quires are not challenging enough |
1 | his was a great class |
2 | i took it concurrently with learn to program: the fundamentals from the university of toronto, also from coursera, and found this class to be more in-depth and specific |
2 | thank you university of tasmania to have online open course, so i can do it in my free time |
1 | i would like to thank or |
1 | happy learning and happy mindshift |
6 | now, i totally changed and fearless |
3 | there are three basic data structures that this course touches on: lists, dictionaries, and ruble |
3 | his course was even better from the first course because of the practical application of the programs that we created during the course |
6 | being an instructor of accounting i do understand how challenging it is to teach "new language" in a way that the students understand and like |
1 | very much nice and appreciated |
1 | it helps me a lot |
3 | i now have a greater understanding of the brain and the diseases causing dementia along with approaches to living with it |
3 | the palliative are approach to living with dementia has bought great awareness for me, rousing more on quality of life as opposed to the condition itself |
3 | the course explored existential themes in a very clear and friendly way |
3 | your content held my interest and built the knowledge from the ground up f |
1 | i wanted to learn about the pathology and how it will effect his progress |
3 | how to conduct an interview and facilitate new comes in an organization and what about the preparation for an interview and question preparation and about the dress code and lot of information we have gained |
0 | the web-based environment that they set up for developing our programs eliminated the technology issues that could have really complicated the class |
6 | some of our communities have dementia sanctuaries, known as memory nodes, dedicated areas where purposeful activities are planned and facilitated by therapist and cares for residents living with cognitive concern |
2 | a super engaging and well-paced course, highly recommend |
3 | e after all, it is a great start to become familiar with python |
1 | of here is a way to improve the course i cannot think of it, i thought it was spot on in all aspects, and would not hesitate to do another |
6 | before starting the course i used to postpone many important things, thinking that one day i would do those things but that day wouldn't come |
1 | it is designed perfectly and in the end i would just like to say to everyone who is looking forward to take up this course, you guns will love it and eventually take up all the courses following the specialization |
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