Bewertung und Feedback des Lernenden für Database Management Essentials von University of Colorado System
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AS
28. Juni 2020
Very good to every beginner out there trying to get into database management , tasks are really educational , only the normalization section needs more clarification. but as a total it is awesome
DD
20. Okt. 2016
Excellent introduction to DB Management, I learned everything that I wanted to learn from it. I highly recommend it and actually I am already enrolled to the next course of the specialization.
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von Santosh S
•17. Mai 2022
Excellent course
von Jake S
•8. Apr. 2019
Lots of grading!
von MUSKAN S
•11. Okt. 2020
Superb course!
von Shaban H K
•22. Feb. 2020
Very helpfully
von Ishika s
•10. Juni 2020
nice platform
von Faizan R
•20. Nov. 2016
good learning
von Tung P Q
•24. Aug. 2020
Great course
von yogesh s
•28. Okt. 2016
Great Course
von Mayank
•19. Feb. 2016
Great course
von Ftme M
•6. Mai 2022
it was good
von VAIBHAV N Y
•27. Apr. 2022
good course
von Muzhe Z
•27. Feb. 2016
good course
von Joohi g
•1. Aug. 2017
Excellent
von Prachi M
•25. Juni 2017
Excellent
von Akash A
•26. Sep. 2016
Its good
von Rahul R
•12. Aug. 2020
Thanks
von TADALA S P S P
•10. Okt. 2021
good
von SHRIRAKSHA K K
•17. Mai 2021
good
von malkaji d
•1. Dez. 2020
Good
von SAGAR B P
•10. Juni 2020
Best
von DAWN M 1
•31. Mai 2020
nice
von Levaine H I
•4. Sep. 2018
Good
von SRIKAKARLAPUDI V R K N A
•6. März 2022
4
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•2. Dez. 2020
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von Rohan S
•8. März 2016
Pros: The course content covers a lot of relevant topics on Database Management. Things like Basic SQL queries, Database Normalization, Conceptual and Logical databases, and making ER diagrams are covered in the course.
Cons: Prof Mannino is a bit robotic in his reading out of long sentences and the constant pace of talking. There is tons of repetition of sentences and words mere seconds after they were just spoken. The lectures seem to be a collection of bullet points.
The assignments and the peer review structure is really a low point. There's no specific grading rubric - so points allocation is random and based on your peer's assessment. I had many instances where my right answers were marked as wrong. There is nothing you can do to correct it. Moreover, the questions are iterative and thus the same apparent error carries on and you get multiple wrong scores.
Assignments need to be submitted in documents. Separate documents for each question !! At times, even a one-line answer needs to be in a separate document. Pictures of database diagrams need to be pasted in said documents. It was a bit frustrating to take screenshots all the time. Especially when you make a small correction, and have to take screenshots AGAIN, then paste it AGAIN, and upload AGAIN !!
Summary: Take the course for it's content, and use the assignments as good practice. Don't take the grading seriously. Also, focus on the content rather than the delivery by the professor, and you will still be able to get some value out of the course (and the specialization by extension)
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