Some interesting stuff here, but also a lot of irrelevant stuff. Scope was too broad, and some things felt so briefly touched upon it was pointless. Started to feel I was not doing a course about Automation and Python anymore. One lab was very simple and the other one needed access to a file url which was giving a 404 at the time.

This course has little to do with Python and belongs in a different stack. It's more of a basic troubleshooting course for jr sys admins than an "IT Automation with Python" course. The course would be much better if it focused on Python and had more hands on Python exercises.

The exams were not giving problems that build our knowledge, and also there was a lot of things in the lessons, so I think it is better to make a written summary of what we learned and the commands and tools the instructor talked about.

Its my 4th course of this specialization. Unlike previous 3 courses I found myself struggling to focus on this course because the content was more focused on video lectures and less practical problems.

Poor video material, much talk about many situations inside systems, but not much coding, and no clear pedagogic path. The second and 4th qwiklabs were great though, challenging and fun.

Codes are not well explained. Modules and codes were just coming from here and there. It just made me alienated in this course. But for the part of theory explanation, it was good.

This Course is more Theoretical instead it should make more focus on Practical learning which would overall benefit the students or learners like me.

Pretty basics stuff, maybe I was just expecting more challenging content.

The instructor is pretty good, easy to understand.

The Python script wasn't provided in the lesson to follow along with which made it hard to understand the Concepts.

I wish to reduce theoretical concepts and repetitive ones , and put more practical exercises

Thank you, Amanda

This is the most course I didn't like at all and skipped it because of the instructor

the course focus on IT more than debugging techniques in Python it self

Very simple. The obvious things are told.

Almost unnecessary. Nothing usible

Sorry but I say no

A but dragging

The labs seemed to be either very basic or very challenging to the point you were not set up very well. The hard ones were where she just went very quickly on how to do it, just did it instead of teaching it. Also, many of the videos were just common sense and she would continue talking on similar concepts.

Applicable mostly to Linux Systems, with a rare mention of Windows here and there. I installed WSL Ubuntu on my system and managed to keep up. It's not for everyone. The instructor was really good, very clear and explained everything well.

Terrible.

The quiz in chapter 1 is not covered in any of the videos I watched. You need to not just under python but be able to write the code in order to answer the questions.

First Course in the automation specialization, where I can tell I did not get any new knowledge of it. Just completed it in order to proceed in the whole specialization.

I didn't like this course ! I felt like it was too technical and didn't offer enough solutions to problems, especially in the final lab.

There is a dead link in the final project, the csv file that needs to be processed. WIthout this file, the course cannot be completed.

The instructor was superb and I enjoyed her delivery. The labs and quizzes leave a lot of room for improvement.

The course focuses more on debugging on Linux systems.

The course contains basic troubleshooting techniques.

It should be renamed because it is for python devs only.