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genial, me parecio muy bueno y demasiado que aprender

It was a great course, I learned a lot. Thank you.

super bien para empezar en este mundo tan grande

As a beginner the course was pretty helpful

Great introduction. Covers all basics.

Some answers in tests are incorrect

Muy buen curso, completo.

Good introductory Course.

Simple and elegant

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Great! Learning

everything nice

very well done

Great overall

Excellent!

very good

毓賲賱 乇丕卅毓

thanks

GOOD

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nice

RAS

Ok

Extraordinarily pedantic over minutia and points of common sense. Like reading a 300 page manual on the proper way to use toilet. Most of the course could be characterized as listening to a near robotic voice reading from a transcript (like monotonously reading a textbook aloud) with infographics and words (often different from what is often being vocalized, so cognitive overload occurs) appearing on the powerpoint. It's a poor example of pedagogy, and it takes a Herculean amount of willpower to try to sit through and listen to them drone on about uninspired minutia. I think I would rather read a textbook on project management than go through this course again. The useful information density is about that of a vacuum of space, there is so much time needed to get a modicum of useful information. It's like they are paid by the minute / word. Could you (the purported educator) please learn something about creating engaging, and pedagogically sound, educational content that doesn't bore your audience to tears and also cause cognitive overload with poor audiovisual coherence? You do have thousands of people that watch this content, it would be a massive service to humanity to not waste so many peoples' time with subpar content.

I ENROLLED IN IBM IT PROJECT MANAGER, BUT IN THIS COURSE ONLY INCLUDED聽 responsibilities and skill sets and can be categorized into various industries, paths, and career progressions. Key skills include communication, leadership, and stakeholder management. BUT NOT INCLUDE TOPICS IN DETAILS SUCH AS Agile concepts, Agile methodologies, Agile software development, sprint planning, communication, stakeholder management, risk management, Scrum (software development), product backlog, user stories, cloud computing, security, operating systems, question answering, job interviews, resumes, job search strategies, systems development life cycle, information sharing, software engineering, software architecture, Python programming, Agile and Scrum, and the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). The guide also covers real-world projects and hands-on labs. I GIVE A CERTIFICATE OF INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT COURSE CERTIFICATION. AND THEN SHOW PAY FOR THE NEXT SERIES. I think that all series are included in one course, so students do not have to pay again and again.