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This course was something of a disappointment. The professor is a bit long-winded, and never did show how to ask a simple question, then a follow-up question, then a question after that, etc. to get the response you want and have a conversation go in a good direction. That's one of the most basic uses of ChatGPT. A lot of the "patterns" that he discusses seem more appropriate if you want to build your own chatbot, taking in lots of data from users or sifting through lots of internal data. I can see why his background is in computer science, because he seemed to focus more on the technical aspects of pattern after pattern rather than issues having to do with wording and critical thinking as you have conversations with ChatGPT.

The instructor spends a lot of time on easy concepts and then lumps more complex concepts together in later lessons. It would be better to do the reverse. Also, not all prompts are included in the reading. A resource guide or some kind of handout with all the discussed prompts would greatly benefit the learner. Finally, it doesn't seem like anyone is answering questions in the discussion forums. Since this is a paid class, I expected a TA would periodically review the questions there to provide greater insight.

Professor is engaging and provides clear explanations. The examples however are a bit limiting in their applicability to other areas (hard to see how to generalize them to other useful contexts). The examples were entertaining and interesting to follow, but perhaps that should not be the goal. Perhaps more information should have been offered on how to bring other tools into the chat to help solve problems. I guess it's ok overall given that the professor had to distill information in an emerging field.

I really enjoyed many aspects of this course, but it assumed more knowledge about computer science than I possess. Maybe this was not the right course for this, but I was hoping for something very very basic. However, I did learn many interesting takeaways and being married to a developer for 30 years really helped my understanding. If I did not have that I would have been hopelessly lost at some points.

Although most of the patterns are useful, the content is too long. The instructor may eliminate unrelated content during the lesson to make it more focused and concise. Showing the initial content while talking about something else at the same time really distracts me.

The content was interesting and the instructor was very knowledgeable but I found the content very repetitive, the videos were too long and I thought that a lot of the concepts could have been explained in shorter videos or in a shorter course overall.

Course was good, but the assessment was very basic, it was all just demonstrating prompts, and all worth 1 mark so no indication of if it was good or just barely triggered what the AI was looking for.

There are some really good prompts in this course but not every prompt. some of the topics are irrelevant and not being actually used in day-to-day work. 50 percent of the prompt was usefull

This course is incredibly fascinating. I learn a lot of magnificent things. But one thing that I face, the links given in the reading material are not working. Please check those links.

The course is not relevant in 2025, many of the topics are updated and the newest version of ChatGPT is already resolving some of the issues outlined

The content is great, however rather lengthy presentation. would be great if the readings could be downloaded in a summarised way

Die Aufgaben/脺bungen waren nicht immer eindeutig und auch die 脺bersetzung ins Deutsche war teilweise fehlerhaft.

Too long. I would go straight to the point. It would be good a summary cheat-sheet at the end of the course.

It was decent, but could have been half the length of time. Too verbose

Some of the content is outdated now as the tech has changed rapidly.