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Great content but the instructor is too fast,

Riddled with SQL errors and very confusing.

Tutor explained too fast, overall still ok

Sometimes the instructor moves too quick

lot of the activity quizzes doesnt work

Best course amazing tools and ideas

explain the complex or long queries

The information was very confusing

3rd week is a mess and too rushed.

Unable to re-submit my assignment

The material needs to be updated

instructor's voice is too soft

The instructor was too fast.

sql is not bignner friendly

THIS COURSE CONTAINS MUCH

great and interesting.

A lot of errors.

can be improved

can be improve

boring

good

I had a lot of issues with this course. The instructor is fine and the quality of her videos is in line with all of the other courses. The course itself is structured very poorly. We went from very easy spreadsheet functions and basic SQL queries to much more advanced SQL stuff in Week 3. Week 3 was significantly harder than anything else. I passed the quiz, but I had no idea what was happening. Really complex queries were being typed out quickly on screen without any serious explanation of what was going on. I had to find other sources to really feel comfortable with JOINs and Subqueries. The Week 4 content was easier, and easily could have preceded the Week 3 stuff.

I find the quizzes are just annoying. There needs to be more questions on these quizzes. When you only have ~8 questions, you will fail if you get more than one question wrong. That might be fine, but there's always at least one question that I think is poorly designed. If you have multiple choice questions, there should be meaningful differences between the correct answer and the distractor options. If three of the options are things that would pass as correct in ordinary conversation, you are literally just splitting hairs over the answer that is technically correct. There is at least one of these really pedantic questions on every quiz. It's downright annoying because you can know the material well enough to explain how to do various things in Excel or SQL and then get these really nitpicky questions wrong. You'll always pass because you can just retake the quiz and do it again, but that wastes valuable time. If I'm going to fail a quiz and have to retake it, it should be because I genuinely don't know something and need a refresher, not because of a few poorly designed questions.

I also think the course fails to tell us very much about data analysis here. Five courses into the sequence and there hasn't been any sort of discussion of statistics apart from using functions to find averages. You don't need to get too heavy into math, but there should be some overviews of how to meaningfully infer things from your data.

The discussion boards are filled with frustrated people who have issues. Many of those posts have been up for months. The course could be so much better if it were just updated a bit. It needs more content. Give us more SQL examples.

This course has a lot to cover, but there were some major issues. First, there was a lot of repetition, especially when it came to spreadsheets. In the "Prepare," "Process," and "Analyze" sections, too much time was spent on spreadsheets, and concepts were repeated multiple times, which felt like a waste. It would have been more efficient if the course had just referenced the material covered in previous lessons instead of going over it in detail again. The same issue occurred with SQL. A lot of time was spent in the early parts of the course explaining basic syntax like SELECT, FROM, and WHERE. However, the real work began only from Module 3 in Course 5, where we delved into joins and subqueries. Unfortunately, the course didn't provide enough depth or explanation here. It also seemed to overlook the fact that some people might not have prior SQL knowledge. Thankfully, I had experience with SQL, which helped me finish the course, but if I didn鈥檛, I would have struggled and wasted time. When it came to subqueries, there was no clear explanation about the differences between using them in the FROM, SELECT, or WHERE clauses. The instructor just demonstrated the steps without explaining the underlying logic. The hands-on exercises were also poorly structured鈥攔ather than explaining the reasoning behind the tasks, we were just told what to write. Additionally, I noticed that some of the answers in the videos and exercises didn鈥檛 even match the questions being asked. In Module 4, it was just more repetition of spreadsheet and SQL content, which felt like a waste of time. The only truly useful part of this section was learning about pivot tables. Overall, I don鈥檛 feel this course offers enough depth in SQL to be fully educational.

2.5 stars This course kind of disappointed me. Up until now, I was able to keep up with all the concepts, but from now I always feel I need to stop and look for external resources to keep up with so much information. I don't feel the material and the exercises provided are enough. The instructor and the exercises took a lot of time repeating basic concepts from spreadsheets (such as Sum, Countif, Max, Min, Conditional Formating, etc), while more complex SQL subjects are briefly mentioned. The instructor seems more worried about spelling the FROM clause, than in explaining what the query means. Oh, and by the 5th course, I guess we all have understood what the * means after SELECT. No need to repeat it all over again. SQL queries became really complex all of a sudden, and Quicklabs are quite useless since they are copy-paste exercises. Plus, it's extremely annoying that some of the documents we are supposed to use are locked when we try to open them. It's manageable because you can download and upload them to Google Drive, but before you understand this trick, you just keep missing information and exercises. This is happening at least in the last 3 courses. I also think that some of the videos and readings were not in the right order (a theme appears briefly in a reading as something you are supposed to know yet, and then, after, you watch a video explaining that as it was the first time).

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