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3 | his course covers the fundamentals of learning, basic concepts and makes them crystal clear |
1 | i must say this is the best opportunity that everybody has got and use it wisely |
3 | highly recommend to learn python or develop a better understand of languages you already work with |
1 | each phase gradually exposes you to more and more of the power of programming in python |
1 | generally as already stated |
6 | helping me to understand the different aspects of dementia will help me keep in check my own health, as i have family members who have journeyed with alzheimer's and dementia |
9 | yes exercises permettent de se tested et en was de problems, le forum permit d'avoid des responses et des aides tres rapidement |
4 | also the interviews are quite fascinating |
5 | chuck, i look forward to each new session |
1 | i finished this module with a 90% average and i am gladly looking forward to the second and third nodule |
1 | i learnt that there are things in my life that i can change to reduce my risk of getting dementia, and it is never too late or too early to do so |
1 | i recommend this course to anyone wanting to sharpen up the old tools they already have |
3 | the main take away from this course is that you are never too old to set another goal, multiple skill and knowledge can make you more creative which finally leads to a much happier life |
6 | it should be mandatory for people working in aged are, general practitioner and for paper |
4 | gros: - sides are quick and goes right into the material |
1 | i was expecting to review some known concepts, but i learned a lot |
3 | i also learned new methods of learning, for example, practice repetition, recall, interlacing |
1 | it is interesting to find out more about the potential to further learn, and to drunk several of the myth we grow up listening to |
1 | i took this course on coursera |
1 | i strongly recommend this course |
3 | also leaning about how to do a six pigmy project using the dmaic principles is something i would love to do very soon |
1 | his was one of the most amazing courses i have taken with coursera |
3 | but it has given me so much knowledge |
1 | it takes the basis we learned in the first class and moves forward into the major tools you'll need to write more complicated code in python |
6 | i am delighted that courses like this exist to enable more people like me without computer science degrees to learn programming |
3 | like how to write the conditional statements, operative statements, functions in python, etc |
1 | it is very obvious that or |
3 | his course is very user friendly and so information |
7 | there is much discussion, usually in hushed tones, in regard to dementia today |
5 | terrence, you guns are amazing teacher |
9 | an't wait to test my knowledge by doing the quires and assignment, and can't wait to start a new chapter |
6 | i wish if i can convey this message to our school teachers in our homelands "arabic countries" as they can help students in their study |
1 | it was good |
1 | i felt interesting |
1 | his course really helps to explore your potential and open new dimension |
3 | with the rate of dementia increasing, it's important that we all gain an understanding of this condition in order to make our communities more accessible and comfortable for people with dementia and their family |
8 | i know a little bit of python but not very smooth with it, a problem can take me a while to come up with a solution |
1 | i united the full course |
9 | being honest with yourself during the assignment will help you grow and improve |
3 | it starts slowly, so even those who had never programme before will be able to follow with no problem |
1 | overall it was really nice, definitely recommended for whoever wants to learn patron, even from scratch |
6 | - but also have an appreciation of the persons affected by dementia and the cares both personal and professional |
3 | overall, i'd recommend this course to those interested in getting started with their first programming language |
3 | of you are a beginner and planning to start learning patron, this course is the must |
3 | the course is very useful in particular for understanding how different baths skill are related and how important to use differential equation to see the dynamic of any system |
1 | i believe that i will succeed in all four skill at the courses offered here |
1 | i will recommend it to other colleagues and i would like to europe in another course on the platform soon |
1 | a great course for anybody who wants to learn how to optimism their diet in order to reach their full potential |
1 | i took it on course, just to "try out" course course |
5 | professors barbara valley and terence sejnowski, the former in particular, must be congratulated on the success of their work |
3 | i understand and appreciate now the complexity of dementia and the overall research that needs to be undertaken in order to continue grasp the international issue |
1 | passion: that is something contagious, and yes or |
6 | it one point i almost gave up but you gave me the courage to go on |
1 | enjoy learning how to learn |
3 | that i like about the course is all the ways to overcome lazy study habits with solid, double, tips and trick |
3 | to if you have not had any experience in programming, this course is totally simple, friendly and suitable for a beginning |
3 | his course consists of the following sections: foot cause analysis |
1 | any thanks |
6 | also for anyone who is concerned that they may have dementia or who is in the early stages of dementia and wish to understand the disease, what is happening or what to expect |
3 | i learned many helpful technique |
1 | now i see i was going about it all wrong |
3 | i would 100% recommend this course to anyone who is just starting out with patron |
1 | i loved this course |
3 | the reasons of moral, pleasure, co2 capture, water control and other ecosystem services supporting conservation were discussed |
3 | to mention some of them: - any useful tools to understand better the process, like sipoc - great tool for failure assessment and priorization: fmea - deeper understanding of capability indexes for long and short term data gathering silviagarde |
6 | of you're already familiar with the foundations of database and looking to do deep into the topic you may want to look for a more advanced course |
1 | i become to believe more in myself that i can do much more than i thought |
1 | it was my very first mooc and i honestly did not know what to expect |
3 | the course definitely enhanced my ideas of learning and opened up mind to the possibilities of allowing my mind to be less constrained |
4 | the course is well presented in nodules of conversations and printed copy |
1 | is it is said patron for everybody it is actually for everyone |
3 | it is good for those without any programming experience to join |
6 | the important thing to note is that this course doesn't make you "soft" or "bushy" but actually helps you to find the right motivation that you can take into both your personal and professional sphere |
1 | learned many new thing not only in this course but in past 3 courses of the whole specialization module |
1 | it doesn't give you any other responses except your failure |
3 | wonderful and well-rounded class for the layman student of mountain crimes and history |
0 | of you want to get your required band score in ielts i strongly recommend you to study with futurelearn |
1 | haunt and is |
5 | why i gave 4 stars is i felt that most of the things can be explained through in much detail but it was just briefly touched in this course |
5 | chuck excess in the field of teaching and amazed everyone student with his wast knowledge on these topic |
1 | now i understand more often the media news may not be true |
6 | i also appreciated the more career focused aspects of this course and how it framed the information in the context of changing careers or paths as i am right now |
3 | i really found it quite beneficial releasing different topics over time as to not overwhelm with all the content |
1 | think it would be great for teacher training - for students middle school and beyond |
5 | i cannot emphasize enough how much i like this instructor |
1 | i'm looking forward to the next course |
9 | the didactic is so good and the practise tests so defiant |
1 | his is really an inspiring course which leaves you with a set of tips and tricks for a sidelong learning adventure |
3 | completing this course and using the newly achieved knowledge throughout college would have saved me an immense amount of time |
1 | thank you, or |
6 | the course made to thing my career into teaching and trainer for the one who is required great teachers for career and coming life |
1 | lastly, thanks to or |
3 | to i think this is a very friendly course for beginner |
1 | it is wonderful |
1 | thank you very much |
1 | i thank or |
5 | charles reverence for his wonderful teaching |
9 | i used to hate programming but now i am sure that was because the way i was laugh of, was very aggressive, with exercises that i didn't understand and i got frustrated because of that, ending up hating programming |
1 | i really liked this course |
3 | it was clear, accurate and easy to follow |
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