Sorry, but this course has a lot of theory and almost no practice, creating one object storage with one file in IBM Cloud is not enough in my opinion😞

More hands on assignments would be much better. I realize that this is an introductory course but you can't beat actual experience using the product.

Honestly it felt like a long advertisement for Cloud Stuff™ a good chunk of the time, but it's good at being an overview if that's what you need

I enjoyed it but found it was hard to concentrate when i didn't have a human instructors in videos especially with such theoretical informtion

It gives an very good overview of Cloud Computing. I would include more practical experience on the course to learn from "hands-on" excercises.

Some good general information but it felt a lot like a marketing campaign for cloud services. Could have used more concrete practical stuff.

IMO too theoretical. Of course it is subjective. I'm taking courses now but already have 15+ years of experience in software engineering.

The graded quizes contained grammatical errors and spelling mistakes that don't give me confidence in the academic rigor of the course.

Videos with only voice-over are not interactive and mostly get boring over time. There should be an instructor in all videos. Thanks

I alredy paid for course , then at thr time of submittion of module 4rth they ask me to upgradation of course. Ask me to pay .

everything is well explained

somtimes the quizz questions get kinda tricky

the background music in the videos is very annoying

The information felt useful, but it really felt like they just gave up when writing the quizes, especially towards the end.

I think the course is well structured and I enjoyed listing to the topics. However more labs would be beneficial.

Most of videos' audio was robotic sounding, moved too quickly, and didn't efficiently convey the core concepts.

It gives a good idea as to what Cloud Computing is but doesn't have much hands-on so it becomes boring easily

Please try to explain in more simpler terms since this is a beginner course and not use too much jargon.

Informational but very dry. Most videos is just someone reading off the powerpoint which is disengaging.

I found course to be very theoritical and less practical. It should include more practical assignments.

Covered the basics but the videos felt like corporate advertisements. Quiz questions were nit-picky.

It would have benefited from instructors explaining the topic over reading off of bland slides.

Good presentation but to fast with difficult english and a lot of prior knowledge mandatory.

Although very comprehensive, the course should also be supplemented with reading guides.

Wasn't practical enough. So still confused as to how it applies to real world use cases

Final project and case study doesn't work, but overall material of the course is good

A lot of jargon but I didnt feel I got much hands on experience. Still an OK course.