Ratings and Reviews for Applied Plotting, Charting & Data Representation in Python

Great start to create really good looking and informative charts.

Theory part was kept quite short and most of the time is spent programming, which I liked a lot. You will need to research lots of stuff on your own to finsih the assignments. Maybe some more information would have been helpful at times. Overall a solid course and I certainly improved my coding doing the exercsises.

Good course overall. Like previous one, you can do as much as you want. How much you learn is completely dependant on you. It is not difficult to pass it, but if you want to get the best out of it during the assignments, you will have to spend some time in stackoverflow and matplotlib help.

It would have been better if lectures were of more length and covered relatively harder problems. Support of course staff on forums is very poor. These things can be improved.

good presentation

Pros: Very nice assignments Cons：Instruction is terrible (week 1 on how to draw neat chat is great though). However, coming to the charting, it is terrible. At the end of the course, the instructor didn't emphasize differences among 3 different charting methods: stackflow has a great post on this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37970424/what-is-the-difference-between-drawing-plots-using-plot-axes-or-figure-in-matpl The instructor should have talked about this in a laymen language in the very beginning. Although I learned a lot, but mainly from the assignment and stackflow, not week2-4 education videos.

Some projects were difficult to understand.

Good all in all - nice material, videos and python notebook with tasks. Automated validation of data part of assignments would come handy as well.

I really like the supplement reading materials in this course. They were very intriguing.

I think there should be more guidance regarding the use of the different modules. Explanations are general, short, and important details and explanations are omitted