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

Great first four courses and then Coursera's worst instructor telling you that to finish this course you need to use google, documentation, youtube, and stackoverflow. Why charge money when you don't intend to instruct. Also, all assignments are peer reviewed:/

It is quite challenging to work with these libraries. Especially when there is no clear guidance. Among the most inconvenient things is that Kraken is not supported on Windows and OpenCV is insanely difficult to install on Mac (Apple Silicon)

Muito diferente dos cursos anteriores do programa que focaram no ensino da linguagem e não de biblioteca específica. Na minha visão este curso não deveria ser parte do programa, mas ser ofertado para quem queira trabalhar com visão computacional.

This course is very badly laid out. The content feels very disjointed and does not have a coherent flow to it like the previous 4 courses in this specialization do. The instructor for this course is terrible - he simply narrates the lessons and does not actually teach anything being covered. To complete the assignments, you will need to seek out resources outside of the course content as a result of the lack of teaching from the instructor and the poor layout of the course content.

This course is more like an exploratory experience--it forces me to learn new packages independently and apply those new things to my own work. With the foundation built by the previous four courses, I feel lots of joy(and a bit pain lol) when learning sample jupyter notebook code and doing assignments. It largely boosts my confidence in programming as a whole after being able to tackel the assignments.

They have overall been great courses giving me the opportunity to learn a lot more about Python. Pillow, Opencv, Tesseract is a truly wonderful track that opened my eyes and mind for AI virtual reality. Working with images and videos is a topic I would like to explore further in the near future. It was an interesting learning experience, one chunk at a time, sometimes so tiring but satisfying in the end.

Great course

instructors are great

Rude staff. Avoid this course

just a WOW!