The course was very basic and theoretical. Rob Stone's lecture is monotonous and not animated, making the whole course very boring. Examples are not relatable. I am thinking twice now if I should take the rest of his courses in the specialization. Sorry, Rob this is what I feel.

Very basic course, useful as a primer to decision making. However the teaching style was too dry and not visually engaging. Would be great if it could be pepped up with better graphics and interesting case studies. Quizzes could be more thought-provoking.

By taking this course i realized how easy it can be to manage and solve such huge

problems by using such tools

but i would say that u must be good at statistics because then it will become more beneficial to you

I found the course too much linked to theory. As an engineer I found concepts too elementary. I would suggest to implement also some use case on how to apply these methods in order to help people realize concepts.

There is no option to discuss something. For example, I don't know how to use histograms. Can you please elaborate on that a bit more? Please provide some vivid examples of how to use it in real life.

I understand the importance of reading a diagram as a tool - a relevant one of course - . But I guess the presentation and examples of the presenter were not dynamic. The slides also were not help.

very basic, tool based solutions, no real content behind.

Usually these courses are about learning and being mentally challenged not getting a toolbox.

superficial, covering only a few topics, with simple and long explanition. It has everything to be good, but at the end is a kind of wasting time

This course wasn't up to the standard I expected it to be after attending other high-quality courses on the same platform I'm disappointed.

Some of the material and case-studies were very basic.

More real-life examples would help in strengthening the points presented

I would recommend it for a first introduction to problem solving. But not for experienced professional. It is very theoretic.

Theoretically good course, could have been made more interesting by including more examples or cae studies.

Too simplistic. Just provides a few common sense methods of making decision, nothing more.

this course needs much more evidences and examples to support the valuable information.

the course is theoretical, it would be better with more examples and case studies.

The course is well organized but I don't think it covered all the basics.

Very brief , some points are leaved without explanation

It's a really superficial course, I expected more.

Great first starter but poorly done

Somehow simple presentations.

vague and boring, sorry.

Very limited in scope

introductory course

Boring

Problem solving is an analytical process used to identify the possible solutions to the situation at hand. Making decisions is a part of problem solving. Problem solving is a complex process, and judgement calls or decisions will have to be made on the way. Decision making is a choice made by using one's judgement. Good problem solvers are good thinkers.

They usually see problems as challenges and life experiences and try to stand above them, objectively. Good problem solvers use a combination of intuition and logic to come up with their solutions.