Good.

good

👍

The course itself is a good overview of AI, but it's hard to believe it's professionally produced as a video series. The audio is the worst I've experienced on Coursera: muffled, broken, and then muffled again. I used to work in TV news and know that an audience will forgive you for bad video, but not for bad audio. No one bothered to check the narrator's lavaliere microphone, monitor the modulations, ask the narrator to enunciate more clearly and in a louder tone, and then it was déjà vu right back to the constant muffled audio. I tried sound levels on various computers, used a variety of headphones, and even borrowed someone's hearing aids – and the poor audio was consistent. Artificial intelligence may rule the world someday, but for now a real human has just gotta check stuff like audio.

The material is good however very basic. I appreciate the effort him putting everything together and making a course. However, instructor will often tell you click on the link to go there on his personal teaching website in which there is a dead community. He'll often tell you to practice code with a given link except there is no link. So basically, you just watch some videos here. No interactive learning.

Most of the stuff were too general. There were lots of opinions in there as opposed to technically useful details or facts. As a matter of fact if I knew the course was going to be like this I wouldn't have paid to take part in it. There was some bare bone useful stuff in there, hence not a 1star review.

The way the instructor is talking is with a very low and unclear voice and not sharp voice. This is making hard to understand what he is saying. Also the end of the sentences are lost/not-clear/not understood many times.

Course was very disorganized. Speaker was monotone. Did not seem very inclusive .

The Chinese lecture pronunciation is hard to understand