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

amazing course. practical and challenging

This course is too ambitious in trying to achieve what it expects of a novice programmer in 3 weeks. PILLOW, TESSERACT and OPENCV are good libraries but will easily take a novice programmer even with some experience in programming at least 3 months to learn and apply what's used. The poor quality of lecture and pedagogy in this course adds on to the woe of students like me trying to figure out what is exactly being taught in this course and how to apply this in the real world. Any student taking this course will emerge feeling as if we don't have good grasp of the concepts and topics which is a shame given the amount of time, and not to mention money spent.

I woud prefer a course with more hours, to have the codes explained in a detailed pace.

The only improvement would be faster servers.

Very Good and Practical based

As difficult as a course can get with as little as information available to comprehend what exactly have to be done.

the final project created a lot of trouble both at running time as well as submiting time.

Not very relevant to the use of Python especially in the context of finishing up a specialization. The other courses are excellent and this good if the reason you are learning python is to do OCR or ultimately computer vision. Would have been better if the 'exploration of libraries' and research were applied to multiple domain areas of python use such as mashups, workflow orchestration, data analysis, etc....

The pier grading system is quite slow and working on the notebook with opencv was a bit hard because the kernel kept crashing.

An amazing course and great experience.