Very educational but a little hard to follow. Also these tests are too hard for beginners. Overall though it was OK, I rate it 3.5 stars.

Quizzes are difficult especially week 2 quiz. The flow of the discussion and topics are good. Professors were great! I learned a lot!

It was nice, but nothing incredible. A standard introduction course, it sets basic tools for getting started with the subject

Although the content was informational, the presenters were uninteresting and made watching the videos hard to do.

It was informational and started with the basics. It was overall a good course but needs to be more interactive.

I wish we went in depth a bit. The overview was a bit vague and didn't instruct very well.

Very Slow and highly information-only course. It could've been more enthusiastic and fun.

The quiz questions were tricky and the modules were not as easy to follow as I thought.

It was a good basic intro into the statistical methods of epidemiology. Quite basic.

It is an interesting course, as a first contact with epidemiology and public health

I guess more improvements needed for quiz and in depth video should be included.

Lectures are taught very fast, but still informative if you pay attention

This MOOC was quite detailed and i enjoyed every bit of the subject.

No bad. But the quiz are too difficult for me .

Some of the content was not clearly explained.

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Please make certificates easier to print.

Great learning opportunity

content did not match test

not detail enough.

In the earlier weeks terminology was introduced that were unexplained (the measures of association) even though it was stated in the lecture that these were "previously covered". This prompted me to search back desperately to see what I have missed to no avail, finally culminating in me simply looking up the terminology online. As it turns out, these terminology were explained in a subsequent week. Had this been conveyed or structured better, the course would have been easier to understand. Also the material was pretty surface level when discussing causality. In terms of presentation skills, it would help if the lecturers fumbled less with their scripts structured the content better. However, it is good effort and the content is fairly important, especially during these times where fake medical information is rife.

Lectures start from irritating music and book-ended by unnecessary summary of what will be and was studied. Lots of complicated language without explanation such as "osteoclast reabsorbtion reduction". Tests are impossible to pass. They ask questions not covered in lectures, lots of multiple choices where one incorrect tick shoots down the whole question. I can see from forums that some questions are contradictory - there is no correct answer. A missed opportunity.

The course itself is good however the answers to the quiz questions cannot always be found in the notes.

module 6 has only 2 min conclusion video. and which is not market completed and not giving certificate

This course has broaden my perspewctive about public health in general.