Ratings and Reviews for Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)

great course learned alot

It's been a really nice and easy-going course to start programming with python. I'll be taking the next course for sure

Excellent introductory course delivered by a top quality instructor.

The course is excellent, and the professor is very humerous and professional.

Charles Severance is a wonderful instructor and it's a great privilege to learn from him.

The professor was great and the topics discussed were appropriate for a beginner. Easy to follow and finished fairly quickly. Thank you!

This course is really well structured for any beginner wanting to get started on coding. Having had a some background to coding there were quite a few key elements I did not know. So I am very happy with its flow and teaching method and it truelly is a good beginner course to Python as stated in the Title.

I want to thank Coursera and the University of Michigan for this course, it was my first beginning in Python, at some moments I wanted to leave this course but I resisted till the end, I'm so happy to succeed in this course. That will helps me with my PhD. Thanks by my heart.

I enjoyed this course so much! The instructor is amazing & makes the language easy to understand. Charles Severance (a.k.a. Dr. Chuck) makes you feel very motivated. There are some references to Harry Potter 😂

This course was overall a great experience for me. I started with no programming experience and a very basic understanding of what Python was. Professor Severance is a wonderful instructor and his teaching style is one of the reasons I will continue on to the next course. The teaching staff that assists in the forums are responsive and helpful and I often found the assistance I needed for assignments just by going through different threads. The program is also very flexible with pace so if you're unsure or intimidated by the material, I encourage you to try it anyways. This course helped me to slow down and search for different solutions which will make me more detail-oriented, and more importantly, not feel discouraged/give up if I hit an error or cannot produce useful code on the first, second, or third go.