Ratings and Reviews for Introduction to Data Science in Python

The course is well designed and assignments are complex. What I did not like about this course is that the assignments are not well explained with examples.

Great course to learn how to manipulate dataframes.

this is a challenging course if you are just coming out of the Python Intro specialization. Much self learning is required, however that is how most programming happens, so I think overall this is a very good course to partake it. I don't know if perhaps the questions could be worded more clearly, as much time was spent trying to understand them, and I had to resort to the discussion forums to clarify their intent. In any event, that might be also reflective of difficult demands in the business world, so I still give this course a 5 star grade.

Very thorough overall, the assignments are very helpful.

Guys, you are AWESOME! I started learning Python 6 month ago with Dr. Chucks course "Python for Everyone". Then completed this one. Now I can code and apply this skills to do my job! Thank you all! PS. 4 more courses to complete. Challenge accepted

very practical lesson! I can handle data manipulation tasks after finishing this course. The assignments are a little bit tough, but useful.

The course was very informative to have solid baseline to heading on machine learning

The lecture content is rather short and you have to search a lot on your own. I like the assignments at the end of each week, completing them helped me to understand what I am learning. Good introduction to frameworks, pandas and in general analyzing data in Python. It's quite a lot of work but when you finish, you can be really satisfied.

Challenging in a good way, but sometimes light on important details which makes it difficult to even go about finding your own info/solutions online as the course encourages.

While I learned a lot, it was mostly self taught. The projects were appropriate but the notebooks and videos were only marginally useful in completing the projects. I consider the course more of a directed study than a traditional classroom learning experience.