Ratings and Reviews for Python Project: Software Engineering and Image Manipulation

Great course that forces students to research docs and methods for technologies that may be new to them. Valuable lessons. . . The real world won't just feed you answers before giving you the problems.

Charles Severance = Fail X -----> Not Good Good Content, however poor explanations, few exercises, no time to practice, few examples... You meet the 1st assignment and booom !! You're not prepared. Steve Oney & Paul Resnick == GODS -----> They should teach all of Michigan's courses

Challenging, but doable

This course was the final course of the Python 3 Programming Specialisation and it was a frustrating experience overall. Compared to the first four parts (which were great experiences), this one doesn't fit in at all. It's a bit mind blowing how different it is from the first 4 parts actually. The subject is interesting though.

Its a nice and short course where you apply some previous knowledge and discover some new libraries.

Compared with the four previous courses (part of Python 3 Specialization by U Michigan), this course is much more difficult, require ones to be proactive and deliberately learning. Unlike those four previous courses, the lecture videos never show the lecturer's face - instead, lectures are written in the Jupyter notebook as comments (I don't think this is a good way of presentation). But overall the materials in this course is quite interesting, introducing ones to Python image processing libraries.

This was a well paced course, just enough hints to cope along and explore to uncover our own ways to solve problems

Compared to previous 4 courses this one is the worst performer, could have been better....It's better not to do this particular course. The Previous 4 course was Awesome in this series.

very bad

A real-world programming experience.