Kursteilnehmer-Bewertung und -Feedback für Hypothesis-Driven Development von University of Virginia
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MB
Jan 30, 2019
Alex does an excellent job in structuring and delivering his courses. Definitely makes me want to continue educational opportunities with his courses offered and University of Virginia.
MS
Jul 24, 2020
Alex delivers a concise message and provides real-world examples coupled with interviews with industry experts that assist in a deeper understanding of how and when to apply Agile,
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von Andrew B
•Apr 30, 2018
I really enjoyed it, but I wish they covered more about testing software
von ganeshkiran
•May 21, 2019
More real time example would have been good
von Nkeangnyi L Y
•Apr 02, 2018
One tough course
von Alberto F
•Nov 26, 2016
Great course!
von Federico F C
•Jun 30, 2020
good.
von Cíntia M d C R
•Feb 27, 2017
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von Corwin L
•May 27, 2020
The change in specialization structure is very obvious still. There are multiple places that refer to a "previous course" that hasn't happened yet if you are following the new specialization. The course also feels a bit mishmashed together in places with frequent jumps between the main hypothesis driven development videos and the DevOps/Continuous delivery videos. These two topics do relate to each other but it feels weird taking the course when you just jump back and forth between the topics in a seemingly random fashion. There are also a few quiz questions that are very poorly worded, as in they aren't close to grammatically correct. I was still able to figure them out but they should be reviewed and updated. Finally this course is packed with the "interview" videos. These are good resources overall but it's awkward how there are like 6 different 5-10 minute videos with the same person in overlapping topics. I would have much preferred to just have longer interview videos that didn't duplicate the content as much and contained the full conversation with each person.
von Eva v S
•Dec 26, 2019
Many parts of this course are particularly interesting when you are an IT'er yourself. I am not so sometimes it was hard to understand. Highly recommended for IT'ers though
von Andre C
•Oct 07, 2017
I think this course for non IT professionals was surprisingly amazing. I learned a lot about TDD, and other technics for testing and add value to software.
I recommend it!
von Andrea R C N
•Jul 03, 2020
It's an interesting course, but it repeats a lot of information already covered in the Agile meets design thinking course. Maybe the two could be just a single course.
von Anders L
•Mar 07, 2017
It wasn't easy to understand the practices of software development in this course. Please try to explain a little close, how software devs actually work.
von Bassem E
•May 24, 2020
Some sections of the course were cut from the older course and were very unclear to me and felt rushed.
von DOMENICO T
•May 03, 2020
it was the less exaustive and more confusional of the all specialization offer
von Hardik V S
•Jan 09, 2017
Average ...
von Tom v d L
•Jan 03, 2017
Compared to the first three courses in this specialization this course is very unstructured. The video's almost seem to scheduled randomly and a thread stringing everything together in a logical and purposeful way is completely missing. Learning anything from this course - at least for me - is very hard.
von Tiago R P
•May 13, 2020
Unfortunately I have done the previous version where I had a 100% score and this is basically a repetition. I was disappointed that all my progress and peer reviewed work completely vanished.
von Lauren R
•Oct 04, 2017
This course was so similar to running sprints. I would combine courses 2 and 4 in the specialization by adding either more information to each week or an additional week.
von Masao Y
•Aug 19, 2019
It could be taught during course #2
von Ico R R
•Dec 15, 2016
Get ready for a lot of frustration and independent research. For being able to complete the course on continuous delivery the videos of the course are not a great help.
