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Educator stammers and has immense crevices between words now and again, which can be extremely diverting and additionally irritating. The substance is precisely what we do in the Canadian class 12th standard biology. The recordings are exceptionally educational, yet the quizes and tests are not sufficiently demanding. I am taking the chronicled course on edX as of now, and there was a 10 second sort gap between 2 words in one of the recordings. It is extremely irritating to listen to.
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I adored it.
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...is passed from one generation to the next. You will look at the molecular level of genetics as well as the bigger picture, learning how DNA holds the instructions to... Learn about: AP Biology, Exam Prep...
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...is passed from one generation to the next. You will look at the molecular level of genetics as well as the bigger picture, learning how DNA holds the instructions to... Learn about: AP Biology, Exam Prep...
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Educator stammers and has immense crevices between words now and again, which can be extremely diverting and additionally irritating. The substance is precisely what we do in the Canadian class 12th standard biology. The recordings are exceptionally educational, yet the quizes and tests are not sufficiently demanding. I am taking the chronicled course on edX as of now, and there was a 10 second sort gap between 2 words in one of the recordings. It is extremely irritating to listen to.
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Awesome course.
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I adored it.
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4 reviews
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Superb physics course I have ever attended. Natural, yet thorough presentation of all materials. Homework difficulty level was perfect and fills any crevice in ideas. Much obliged to you educator Hafner. Anticipating further learning in the second portion of this course.
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The excellent course I have attended as such. Enjoyable and instructive. I genuinely trust Prof. Hafner keeps doing awesome. Future courses in this form will be exceedingly valued.
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Prof. Hafner is a remarkable, excellent and involving instructor. His courses are the only MOOCs I have attended where I have felt as though I was in a genuine classroom - with the prof. I took E&M 1 and 2 - would like to audit and enhance with this self-managed variant. The material (for me) was testing - with recently the correct blend of hypothesis, classes, demos and homework trouble. Appreciated.
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...PHYS 102.1x consists of 5 weekly learning sequences, each with ~1.5 hours of video lectures, conceptual lecture problems, and online homework questions... Learn about: DC Circuits, Chemistry Research...
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...PHYS 102.1x consists of 5 weekly learning sequences, each with ~1.5 hours of video lectures, conceptual lecture problems, and online homework questions... Learn about: DC Circuits, Chemistry Research...
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Superb physics course I have ever attended. Natural, yet thorough presentation of all materials. Homework difficulty level was perfect and fills any crevice in ideas. Much obliged to you educator Hafner. Anticipating further learning in the second portion of this course.
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The excellent course I have attended as such. Enjoyable and instructive. I genuinely trust Prof. Hafner keeps doing awesome. Future courses in this form will be exceedingly valued.
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Prof. Hafner is a remarkable, excellent and involving instructor. His courses are the only MOOCs I have attended where I have felt as though I was in a genuine classroom - with the prof. I took E&M 1 and 2 - would like to audit and enhance with this self-managed variant. The material (for me) was testing - with recently the correct blend of hypothesis, classes, demos and homework trouble. Appreciated.
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3 reviews
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The course was great fun. I discovered it was relatively simple to do, even without having any involvement of the subject. Listening to just section 1 alone does not bode well, the two sections have a place together.
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I observed Discrete Time Signals to be a great deal more congenial than the Coursera course; it presents ideas at an enduring however sensible pace and does not over-burden you with math ideal out of the door. The course is not simple, yet it is not excessively troublesome. The address recordings are well-done and the guideline is great, albeit a few recordings could remain to be separated into different parts. Teacher Baraniuk tends to stammer, however it didn't generally trouble me or bring down the nature of the direction. The MATLAB programming inquiries are prepared directly into the edX site and let you get a few hands-on involvement with the ideas. The last test of the year is "shut book" which I believe is a misstep as it advances speculating over learning. With everything taken into account, Discrete Time Signals and Systems Part 1 is a magnificent prologue to flag preparing that is probably going to be more open than different courses on a similar subject you may discover somewhere else. The stage is set for a more profound plunge into flag handling in Part 2.
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DSP is lovely. The more you take in, the more you begin to look all starry eyed at it. On the off chance that you wanna learn DSP in a fascinating way, this is the best place and you have the best educator here. This course is somewhat testing course; requires good amount of pragmatic work. I did this course in the principal offering and I am so thankful to my teacher, Richard. Much appreciated :)
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...each of these tasks requires real-world data to be captured by a computer and then manipulated digitally to extract the salient information...
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...each of these tasks requires real-world data to be captured by a computer and then manipulated digitally to extract the salient information...
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The course was great fun. I discovered it was relatively simple to do, even without having any involvement of the subject. Listening to just section 1 alone does not bode well, the two sections have a place together.
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I observed Discrete Time Signals to be a great deal more congenial than the Coursera course; it presents ideas at an enduring however sensible pace and does not over-burden you with math ideal out of the door. The course is not simple, yet it is not excessively troublesome. The address recordings are well-done and the guideline is great, albeit a few recordings could remain to be separated into different parts. Teacher Baraniuk tends to stammer, however it didn't generally trouble me or bring down the nature of the direction. The MATLAB programming inquiries are prepared directly into the edX site and let you get a few hands-on involvement with the ideas. The last test of the year is "shut book" which I believe is a misstep as it advances speculating over learning. With everything taken into account, Discrete Time Signals and Systems Part 1 is a magnificent prologue to flag preparing that is probably going to be more open than different courses on a similar subject you may discover somewhere else. The stage is set for a more profound plunge into flag handling in Part 2.
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DSP is lovely. The more you take in, the more you begin to look all starry eyed at it. On the off chance that you wanna learn DSP in a fascinating way, this is the best place and you have the best educator here. This course is somewhat testing course; requires good amount of pragmatic work. I did this course in the principal offering and I am so thankful to my teacher, Richard. Much appreciated :)
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3 reviews
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I might want to take the course, please revive the course, I am an understudy of geography, studying in Peru; me and some of my companions would be happy to take a part in this online course. I have heard and seen better than average commentarys about.
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It is the best course that I have ever attended, helped me more to comprehend about earth particularly seismic wave(S&P wave) and urge me to take in more about science so I feel like science to be not too hard to comprehend and exceptionally fascinating.
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The substance of this course will help me as an expert and accomplished extra to continue adapting more about our incredible planet; This point is extremely fascinating, I wish to learn.
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...and how it is estimated Water inside the deep earth as an example of advanced Earth science research How to apply multidisciplinary scientific methods... Learn about: Earth Science...
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...and how it is estimated Water inside the deep earth as an example of advanced Earth science research How to apply multidisciplinary scientific methods... Learn about: Earth Science...
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I might want to take the course, please revive the course, I am an understudy of geography, studying in Peru; me and some of my companions would be happy to take a part in this online course. I have heard and seen better than average commentarys about.
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It is the best course that I have ever attended, helped me more to comprehend about earth particularly seismic wave(S&P wave) and urge me to take in more about science so I feel like science to be not too hard to comprehend and exceptionally fascinating.
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The substance of this course will help me as an expert and accomplished extra to continue adapting more about our incredible planet; This point is extremely fascinating, I wish to learn.
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6 reviews
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Has the correct number of recordings to acquaint you with every point. Flawless course, truly wonderfully organized and has a considerable measure of perusing material.
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Great course, truly captivating and you can tell everybody engaged has invested an immense push to make this a truly proficient and a pleasant course.
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It has been an awesome course. I admire this and I am so cheerful becouse I get this course in edx.org I like the educators becouse they are incredible individuals they attempt to comprehend us the human and their conduct
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...you gain recognized qualifications, job specific skills and knowledge and this helps you stand out in the job market. Psychology is the academic and applied... Learn about: Human condition...
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...you gain recognized qualifications, job specific skills and knowledge and this helps you stand out in the job market. Psychology is the academic and applied... Learn about: Human condition...
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Has the correct number of recordings to acquaint you with every point. Flawless course, truly wonderfully organized and has a considerable measure of perusing material.
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Great course, truly captivating and you can tell everybody engaged has invested an immense push to make this a truly proficient and a pleasant course.
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It has been an awesome course. I admire this and I am so cheerful becouse I get this course in edx.org I like the educators becouse they are incredible individuals they attempt to comprehend us the human and their conduct
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4 reviews
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Everything was incredible, study material, educator, supplier. Simply extraordinary. I was extremely propelled to take the course of aerospace engineering at university, and now I just can hardly wait to begin. This was extremely intriguing, cool and propelling.
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This was an intense initial course by EdEx norms, with a solid accentuation on determination of equations, so I speculate it had a high drop-out rate for understudies not expecting the measure of maths included. The course would be enhanced by the arrangement of course guidelines (not simply lecture transcripts) and quicker reactions to inquiries on the discourse board.
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This course will improve my enthusiasm for aeronautics and lift my electronics engineering innovation abilities.
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...of and introduction to the fundamentals of aeronautics, using the history of aviation as a story line. The course uses examples from the very beginning of aviation... Learn about: Aeronautical Engineering...
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...of and introduction to the fundamentals of aeronautics, using the history of aviation as a story line. The course uses examples from the very beginning of aviation... Learn about: Aeronautical Engineering...
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Everything was incredible, study material, educator, supplier. Simply extraordinary. I was extremely propelled to take the course of aerospace engineering at university, and now I just can hardly wait to begin. This was extremely intriguing, cool and propelling.
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This was an intense initial course by EdEx norms, with a solid accentuation on determination of equations, so I speculate it had a high drop-out rate for understudies not expecting the measure of maths included. The course would be enhanced by the arrangement of course guidelines (not simply lecture transcripts) and quicker reactions to inquiries on the discourse board.
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This course will improve my enthusiasm for aeronautics and lift my electronics engineering innovation abilities.
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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
Energy Subsidy Reform - International Monetary Fund
Energiea Limited
About the course:
Great course.
Course taken:
April 2019
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 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Fun with Prime Numbers: The Mysterious World of Mathematics - Kyoto University
Ex-student
What I would highlight:
Reasonably alright.
What could be improved:
No negative aspects.
Course taken:
July 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Introduction to Java Programming – Part 2 - Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Vignesh Rajendiran
What I would highlight:
It would be ideal if you give this as a self-managed course. it would be exceptionally useful The initial segment of this course is self-guided and at times i would backpedal to allude that and it ought to be made conceivable with this moreover.
What could be improved:
N/A.
Course taken:
July 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Forests and Livelihoods in Developing Countries - University of British Columbia
UBAYEDUL HAQUE
What I would highlight:
Forest managemet certificate courese in corespondent/distance .
What could be improved:
Same as above
Course taken:
July 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
Fun with Prime Numbers: The Mysterious World of Mathematics - Kyoto University
Ex-student
What I would highlight:
This course can be taken serenely in 4 evenings or nighttimes with a 2 hours exertion each . It was decent to have the points which the course secured displayed to me , yet i do not think the course substance was constantly certain or appropriate for somebody without scientific foundation while the course presumably goes for this gathering of people. With a slight modification this course could turn into an exceptionally decent involvement in future .
What could be improved:
Nothing bad.
Course taken:
June 2017
Would you recommend this course?:
Yes
