I have recommendation this courses to several friends and colleagues, and will continue to do so. I have learned a lot from this course, as I did with the previous two. The quality of the presentation and material are of the highest standards.\
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I preferred to do the examples and exercises in a Python environment, instead of the Runestone text book. However, for Course 3, I ran into the following issues I could not overcome (as yet):\
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The requests_with_caching module get() function consistently gave the following error:\
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'TypeError: __init__() takes 1 positional argument but 3 were given'\
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in Python 3.6.3 with Spyder/Jupyter Notebook\
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2. Also, I could not get 'from requests_with_caching import get\" to import in Python 3.6.3 with Jupyter Notebook.
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The course content is good.
Very useful content!
The course gets tougher at the end, but it is a very rewarding experience. I highly recommend anyone who's willing to take this specialization to follow the course order because it will be easier to follow through that way.
super fun!
Very nice done but a lot of problems to handle the timing of the graded assestment tool, I had to put 40000ms in order to make working my code
A bit more exercises required
Great course
Difficult last project w just Runestone -- would recommend doing project on Jupyter to actually see what's going on w/ your code then pasting to Runestone to make it work for the class. Runestone is fine for smaller quizzes but 2/2 size of output window (as to what's actually happening in your code) really only good for a grade.
The course material was decent enough, but the final project had some glaring issues which could potentially be a time waster. For those taking the course, make sure you access the final project via Coursera, and not by clicking next on the Runestone textbook. It turns out these lead to 2 different links with the Runestone version being outdated. It took a lot of forum digging to find this out, and some have reported spending 7 days on this issue.