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Introduction to Animal Behaviour - Wageningen University
menalsh laishram
About the course:
It was a great experience altogether.
Course taken:
December 2022
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Representations of HIV/AIDS - Davidson College
Roxys Ricardo Ndlovu
About the course:
It's quite interesting. We learnt about the key fundamentals on how we can prevent the spread and caring for those living with it
Course taken:
April 2021
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
M&A Professional Certificate Part 4 – Free Cash Flow Modeling - New York Institute of Finance
Soe Tint
About the course:
Hello,my self rahmatullah I have refugee family visa
Course taken:
June 2019
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Basic Mandarin Chinese – Level 1 - Mandarin
Leena Patel
About the course:
The courses I was searching for were accredited and free. While this is more expensive in comparison to the other courses in order to upgrade, I find the fee fair. At some point I would like to consider working towards the HSk exams. However, in the interim I found Edx courses on Mandarin. I looked into all 3 levels and have found their curriculum to be sound and appropriate. I started the level one, and in the interim, have been offered support - which I found professional and very reassuring. If anyone is looking at accredited courses in Mandarin - this has to be the one. Additionally, I am hoping they will also do 3 level courses for Korean and Japanese.
Course taken:
May 2019
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Energy Subsidy Reform - International Monetary Fund
Energiea Limited
About the course:
Great course.
Course taken:
April 2019
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to Linux - Linux Foundation
David Neary
What I would highlight:
I enlisted in this course having some awareness of Linux yet very little. In the same way as other others I had high trusts in this course. In the wake of experiencing the initial couple of sections I understood this course was exceptionally basic and practically superfluous. The main reviewed work in the entire MOOC is the 30 question, end of the year test. After the fourth "part" I chose to simply skip to the exam since I couldn't stand the course. I passed rather effectively notwithstanding not knowing anything about Linux servers or bash scripting. Moreover given that the confirmed endorsement is $250, it creates the impression that this course is more about profiting than truly instructing individuals. I am to some degree frustrated in edX for offering it given their ordinary standard for a course.
What could be improved:
Everything OK.
Course taken:
December 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
China (Part 7): Invasions, Rebellions and the Fall of Imperial China - Harvard University
Dianne Owens
What I would highlight:
This portion binds the latest world happenings. The downfall of the Qing is dismal yet inescapable given the conditions happening inside and outside. This would likewise prompt China experimenting with political frameworks other than Imperialism, which are examined in part 8 of the arrangement.
What could be improved:
N/A.
Course taken:
December 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fundamentals of Neuroscience Part 1: Electrical Properties of the Neuron - Harvard University
Luis David Fernández Zambrano
What I would highlight:
Regarding the giving substance, legitimately it is a glorious and splendid advanced education, under the positioning pioneer worldwide in the medicinal division. The splendid capacity of college educators is important in nations around the globe for its quick and positive advancement. The commendable virtual therapeutic instruction approach, different organic analyses specifically identified with the subject proposition. The expansive and long progress in online instruction, breaking limits emphatically subject to the differing qualities of elements estancadores, for example, cash, time, and chances of access to restorative adapting such conditions, dissolving the inconceivable originations decades. I trust you consider important the contentions put forward in the previous slug. Truly, David Fernandez Luis Zambrano. Much thanks to you to such an extent.
What could be improved:
Everything was positive.
Course taken:
December 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to jQuery - Microsoft
Anthony Borla
What I would highlight:
A testing, nicely conveyed course that expect a strong learning of HTML and javascript, to give an extensive diagram of jQuery, and a working comprehension of key ideas like DOM control, nonconcurrent operation, and Ajax. Things especially deserving of note: 1) Key ideas were completely and obviously clarified. 2) Labs were testing; neither one of the tokens works out, nor overpowering. Truly suggested.
What could be improved:
Nothing.
Course taken:
November 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
China (Part 7): Invasions, Rebellions and the Fall of Imperial China - Harvard University
Paul Hundal
What I would highlight:
This Part bargains predominately with the eighteenth and nineteenth century when the world was changing quickly through industrialization, innovative progressions and quickly propelling military desires. It turns out to be all the more obvious that this course truly needs to skim the surface which it does well yet sadly a lot more could be said and instructed in regards to this period that it appears to be deficient to address such a large number of key occasions in China's history so delicately.
What could be improved:
No negative aspects.
Course taken:
November 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fundamentals of Neuroscience Part 1: Electrical Properties of the Neuron - Harvard University
Dom Myers
What I would highlight:
The course is especially well instructed and covers a lot of data. Parts 1 and 2 make utilization of extraordinary activities to clarify complex thoughts in a way that even somebody with no experience can comprehend and before the finish of it you shock yourself with the amount you have learned. I unequivocally suggest perusing the supplement material with each class as when I attempted to skip it I discovered a portion of the ideas difficult to handle.
What could be improved:
N/A.
Course taken:
November 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to jQuery - Microsoft
Ex-student
What I would highlight:
Magnificent course. Fascinating educator, a reasonable presentation of the material, an unmistakable work of the basics. Labs to some degree troublesome, yet it is significantly all the more intriguing.
What could be improved:
Nothing.
Course taken:
October 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
China (Part 6): The Manchus and the Qing Dynasty - Harvard University
Ex-student
What I would highlight:
An awesome progress of the previous giand existing apart from everything else .If China is the future nobody could comprehend her without the past. Pioneer educators Bol and Kirby joined by the extremely enthusiastic ChinaX group open the privileged insights of China with honest goodness soul of showing transmitting risky floods of energy to the understudies.
What could be improved:
Nothing bad.
Course taken:
October 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fundamentals of Nanoelectronics, Part B: Quantum Transport - Purdue University
Ex-student
What I would highlight:
I am an analyst in microelectronics fabrication with interests in atomic and organic electronics. This course is a phenomenal prologue to nano transport. The key focuses are (a) Prof Datta is a magnificent educator. (b) The formalism is sufficiently improved to transmit the message. (c) I exceptionally enjoyed the unmistakable presentation of the ballistic model, the connection to thermodynamics and the presentation of the MOS transistor. In general, superb course, I am looking forward to section 2.
What could be improved:
No negative aspects.
Course taken:
October 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to jQuery - Microsoft
Craig Jones
What I would highlight:
This course gives an exhaustive prologue to jQuery, and packs a decent piece of learning and pragmatic work into a brief timeframe. Christopher Harrison is a great teacher - clear, succinct, and correct in his dialect. I took in a decent matter from assessing other understudy's answers.
What could be improved:
Everything was positive.
Course taken:
September 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fundamentals of Nanoelectronics, Part B: Quantum Transport - Purdue University
Mr. Astor
What I would highlight:
Prof Datta is the perfect I have seen. He covers the basics of Solid State, and displays his (genuine) 'NEW PERSPECTIVE." He interfaces with a Global Audience extremely nicely, suited for instructing understudies the world over. His Lessons are careful, nicely composed, and Exams are intense. He gives a full Buffet of new thoughts, and an audit of Classic Physics (Electronics).
What could be improved:
Nothing bad.
Course taken:
September 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
China (Part 6): The Manchus and the Qing Dynasty - Harvard University
Ann Schmidt
What I would highlight:
Continuation of the China X arrangement from Harvard. Intriguing material exhibited well. Numerous actualities, diagrams, graphs, photographs, and so forth to help the understudy learn. When you take one portion of the China X arrangement, you are snared for every one of them.
What could be improved:
Everything OK.
Course taken:
September 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to jQuery - Microsoft
Oleg Burov
What I would highlight:
In the event that you have to rapidly increase your knowledge on jQuery, take this course. It will walk you through to help seeing how to do straightforward things. The teacher is awesome. I wish there would be more subject matter.
What could be improved:
Nothing.
Course taken:
August 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
China (Part 6): The Manchus and the Qing Dynasty - Harvard University
Paul Hundal
What I would highlight:
I truly appreciated this Part. There is so much I have found out about Chinese history that was never instructed in Western schools. This Part covers an extremely fascinating timeframe and a key part of the development of China. I anticipate Part 7.
What could be improved:
Nothing.
Course taken:
August 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fun with Prime Numbers: The Mysterious World of Mathematics - Kyoto University
PS Longia
What I would highlight:
Course substance and teachers are amazing. EDX is conducting an extraordinary task with regards to the field of training. Keep up the good work.
What could be improved:
Everything OK.
Course taken:
August 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes