Assignment 2 was way too tough, as per the concepts covered :(
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Es un excelente curso para empezar a manejar las librerias y herramientas que ofrece Python. Lo recomiendo muchisimo
The Video content is not satisfactory. The content must be improved. It does cover only the edge. This should be enriched.
I want to thank University of Michigan for giving us the opportunity to learn Introduction to Data Science in Python, it really gives us the knowledge that put us to the edge in learning to be competitive in the scene.
The pace of this course is a little fast, but useful content.
An excellent course. Given the restrictions inherent to this kind of format of teaching (e.g. very short 'lecture' videos), I do not think that the course could have been organised any better. In other words, one gets the feeling that one has extracted the maximum of knowledge possible, within the limitations of the Coursera platform. This is probably in part due to the 'hands-on' approach to the programming assignments, which I though to be very well thought-of. I would also like to praise the course staff for being very active on the Discussion forums, and trying to answer as many student questions as physically possible. In the future I will definitely continue with other courses in this Specialisation.
Quite good, i wished they included more pandas functions
I learned a lot about Pandas having this class being my introduction to it, but needs to be upgraded. And not only did I learn about Pandas but also about troubleshooting code which also led to a better understanding of Pandas.
The video is simple, but the assignment is hard, I spend a lot time in discuss to understand what it want and external document reading, how to use pandas or python and hypothesis. in the time pressure.
BTW, I think the value of assignment is 90%, and video is 10% in this class.
Best for learning handling data in Python...just do the assignments honestly using StackOverflow suggestions.