Very Good

Awesome

Great!

nice

good

The content was pretty good and the class was intuitive and exciting.

The responses on the forums, however, have dropped dramatically. I had to raise 3 different threads on the forum for very specific questions but nobody from the staff ever even addressed them.

I don't want to give a lower rating, because the course itself is amazing, but the forums need to be read/responded by staffers if we expect the students to learn the most the course has to offer.

Improvement over the first course. Most of the material did not require many references to the apple documentation in order to complete the assignments. Final project was comprehensive and built on previous work. A major flaw of this course is that it is not updated for the newest version of Swift. Many of the techniques and methods taught will not translate to Swift 3.0.

I didn't like and I couldn't take advantage of the videos of Mike Spears. As he doesn't write a line of code and has all the examples with snippets or just added in the project, it's quite difficult to understand the "programming process". The rest of the videos are really nice! Good work :)

Better than the previous course in terms of structure and content, still think more practice exercises for each week would be beneficial beyond just copying the video.

You still haven't allowed for the users to download the video lessons in HD nor there's a transcript of the classes as there are in Android courses.

Pretty exciting. I found several improvements compared to course 1. Jack or Parham should take part in discussions I guess.

Great aproach, but when the coding sample are explained the Teacher do it so fast and I think we need more why answers!

It really did help me to understand everything. I did not give 5 stars because the sound of some videos is bad

Quizes could have better questions, it seems they don't always test what was taught in the week.

I learned a lot - I look forward to it being updated to Swift 3 - I'll take it again then.

Good to understand, in special, xcode tool. Also, some of iOS features like autolayout.

Overall course is good. Some parts needs to be explained in more elaborative manner.

The videos have been super helpful. I also think the assignment is pretty good.

Great Course. Learned a lot. Thank you

sometime i cannot catch up with Jack

It is a good course to learn iOS.

Good course

OK

The lectures are much better than Module 1 BUT still too thin on information required to complete the final assignment. I probably spent 30 hours in all completing the assignment because I had to spend so much time looking up material that was not covered in the lectures. A lot of my time got wasted since it is very difficult to figure out the syntax/structure of the language from the very skimpy lectures &/or the very technical Apple documentation.

Also, not ONCE did the instructors participate or respond to the forum discussion so it was not a surprise that the forum was barely used at all.

I am stuck with soldiering on with the next 2 modules since I pre-paid for the specialisation but really I am very disappointed with what I am getting for a paid course.

Relevant and well organized material when looking at it, but in total it is way too thin. More tips and tricks about Xcode as a tool would have been nice. Some of the videos are pretty unrehearsed. One of the lecturers hesitates and stutters a lot.

As for the final assignment. Being reviewed by only three persons is too few. One of my reviewers had problems with his Xcode environment and couldn't run my submission. Guess how he graded me. The other reviewers had no problems, luckily.

There is almost no help to be found in the discussion forums, which seems pretty buggy. There are no TAs and the staff doesn't seem to be very active either.

I'm sure the course will improve in the future. It's at the time of writing the only Swift/Xcode/iOS MOOC on Coursera.