Kursteilnehmer-Bewertung und -Feedback für Genome Assembly Programming Challenge von University of California San Diego
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AS
Aug 05, 2018
I would like to say thank you to all who have created this course and specialization! Good material, excellent lecturers!
PO
Aug 04, 2017
Good course and final capstone project. Would recommend anyone from beginner to professional.
26 - 38 von 38 Bewertungen für Genome Assembly Programming Challenge
von Pablo E M M
•Jun 03, 2018
Greate course
von Mikhail O
•May 31, 2017
Great challenge, requires quite a lot of time, patience and dedication. But in the end, if you eventually come through all of the trials - you will become a better programmer, for sure.
I've put 4 of 5 because of the mismatches in tasks description for the capstone project, when i had to guess, where the mismatch is, spending extra hours of my time
von Nikhil K
•Apr 10, 2020
It is a challenging course, which makes it great.
von Alexander M
•Oct 18, 2017
Very complicated tasks; Too much bioinformations
von Prathmesh S J
•May 14, 2020
Why we are learn this is biology part
von Chan Y F
•Apr 16, 2019
A little bit difficult
von 孙映雪
•Apr 12, 2019
相比较课程讲诉的部分，感觉课程作业很复杂
von Xi Y
•Feb 16, 2017
challenging
von DaveLi
•Jul 11, 2020
very good!
von Omar M A M
•Aug 28, 2019
The topic is very interesting but it is very rushed and it is very challenging to pass the test
von Weidong X
•Nov 26, 2016
good.
von AJM
•Jul 18, 2020
The last assignment was extremely frustrating. The problem is the submission feedback: "You fail!!!! No hint as to why!..... so FU!!!!". This encourages no originality. It only encourages developers to go to the forums and regurgitate someone else's answer. Very Disappointing. This course was advertised as a way to put forth some original algorithmic ideas. But the assignments are geared the opposite way.
von Dmitri M
•May 09, 2017
I wish I had the choice of pursuing graph algorithms, when I signed up for the specialization with the promise of selecting one of the two Capstone projects. Bioinformatics? I wanted the other one on practical graph algorithm applications. There are already two dedicated courses by Pevzner and et al, which would have prepared us better for this too specialized and impractical Capstone project...
