The production is terrible - from poor VO quality and reads that stumble over sentences and aren't edited to slides and visuals that are cluttered, confusing, and poorly explained. There is good info in parts of the course but it's clear that it's been cobbled together from a range of existing assets for different places (there's a lot of IBM-centric sales material included) and that leads to a disjointed, inconsistent experience. Also, the interactive lab parts are terrible in almost all regards from the sluggishness and unresponsive IBM system to dense PDF instructions, there's no personality to anything in the course. It's all done in a way that is so stale and uninispiring that reinforces corporate IBM perceptions.

Way to much corporate lingo for someone new to the sector. This information should be supplemental, also should consider hiring voice actors for some of the drier material.

The quality of a lot of the videos was poor. The automated voice sounded drunk, some of the clips had people on the phone with loud beeping over it.

Its okay, could be presented a whole lot better, sound quality like listening over a phone.

More editing needed on video content.

Just IBM employees talking over power points. Nothing practical for the day to day job. I cant see how this waste of time disguised as a course specialization can make you competitive in the job market. If you want to learn for fun, there is still better resources than this.

Very unpolished and unprofessional. Transcripts were full of typos, lectures were delivered by people who seemed not to have seen the script before being put in front of the microphone, the labs were non-functional, etc.

It is unfair when a student has finished the project and submit it but can not get the grade! Please change the system when the quiz system like in this course.

Again poor audio and poor engagement tactics.