Kursteilnehmer-Bewertung und -Feedback für Excel/VBA for Creative Problem Solving, Part 1 von University of Colorado Boulder

A bit difficult

very useful

good course

Good One

good

Foi

Here's a key piece of information; the grader functions do not work if they and the completed starter files are not located on your computer's hard drive, and even then some folder locations return a failed message. There is no error checking in the grader function so as a student you don't know if it's your code or the grader that's returning error.

There was zero instructor involvement. I am fine with paying for a course as long as it's at least partially interactive. Assign more instructors to courses to answer questions and assist students.

Section 5 is extremely long and should require more time. the assignments were difficult and unclear at moments. Did not know how to get help from professor.

there are n​o material to apply with the instuctor and the course is hard, it should be simplified for the beginners

t​hanks

Part 5 was impossible for non-engineers. Maybe I shouldn't have tried it but I attempted to go to the honors.

En lugar de colocar problemas con mucha matematica deberia de profundizar mas en VBA

The course is challenging for those who have no scientific maths knowledge

Too much emphasis in mathematical issues and too shallow in VBA techniques

Too many examples on chemical engineering. It should more broad

Missing some help when we blocked on the assignement

T​he excerises should be more practical.

Week 5 is so difficult to understand

Excellent material and learning objectives. -3 stars on clear instructions and support for assignment completion. Hot Tip: Grading file and starter file must be run from your local drive not a cloud linked drive. Plus other issues.

I quit taking the course after week 2 because it had very few business applications and was far too math and engineering focused, and there was a lot of assumed knowledge.

G​ood experience , learned a lot

The course needs to cater for the general public instead of engineers or professionals. Many learners are people looking for solutions to improve and make their daily tasks more efficient, not learn how to write lengthy formulas. I would highly recommend to extend the duration of the course and start from the real basics including VBA terminology, structure and requirements. There is not enough video content with examples to explain the reasons for writing code in a specific way. Harsh reality is that I would not recommend this course to anyone.

This could have been a supercourse... however the grading system deters me to such a degree (it uses an 'automated' grader whereby every step such as naming should be 100%) that I will not be taking the exams.

Would give zero stars if I could. Assignment #1 had technical problems. Reached out for help and got no response. Thanks for taking my money.

i have tried the to take this course several times and there is not enough information to pass the quizzes, this course is not for beginners