overall experience was not that good. should improve the teaching methods. The contents are precise but the method of teaching is boring

This is a very high-level overview of Blockchain. If you are interest in learning codes related to blockchain, you can skip this course.

only get to know about the theory, this course does not contain any content to get a knowledge of how to implement the block chain

Good for learning about the Blockchain basics, but were being constantly evaluated on things never thought.

Outdated material,

couldnt get the vm to work on my ubuntu 18.04.

No programming exercises anywhere.

if more explanation of the reading material would be given, must have been more helpful

Its not very interactive. I learnt almost nothing to be honest

Sorry, I would expect more from university backed course

The course felt like it needed more simpler explanations

The final assignment's vm download consists bug.

need to improve how the faculty is teaching

The final assignment was quite frustrating

hello i can't complete 1 assignment

I've finished Blockchain Basics and gotta say, it was a letdown. Here's the deal: Outdated Stuff: Everything feels old. Like, it's clear the course hasn't been updated in ages. In a fast-moving field, that's a terrible. Videos Too Short: The videos are super short and don't really explain much. I ended up more confused than enlightened most of the time. "Optional" Reads Are Musts: They say some materials are "optional," but skip them, and you'll miss out on a lot. Broken Links: Tons of the links they give don't even work. In short, I was hoping to learn about Blockchain, but this course felt like I learned really few content. If it gets an update and a bit more depth, it could be great, but right now, it's a pass from me.

The final activity could not be completed. The instructions were rubbish, the tool we were supposed to download and install didn t work and many many people had similar issues. I wrote to the discussion board about it and no one bothered to reply till the course ended and I ended up without being able to do the activity and submit the results, hence no certificate.

Really rubbish and a waste of money. Most the material was freely available on the internet anyway - as provided by links within the course.

If you are really interested in Blockchain, just browse the internet and find the free material available. You won t be able to get the certificate anyway here.

Rushed and extremely superficial. My takeaways after completing: - per class 4min video of a woman reading from the teleprompter only throwing out buzzwords - "optional" reading material that is later in test quiz - a lot of reading material not avaliable (links broken) - final project: take your time....it's rare that stuff works as intended. be ready to debug. - final project: you will learn to click the "do task" button in the same way you install things on your computer by clicking the "next" button. Top shelf practical skills right there

This wouldve been a great course but I had a few problems with it. Compared to other e learning courses I have taken, the text associated with each video IS NOT correct. This is most likely generated by AI and the audio of the video and given the lecturers accent....made it hard to follow along and take notes.

The final activity, did not work as expected and I saw far too many people having issues with this portion...thankfully got through it but this is making me reconsider completing the specialization due to how frustrating it was.

I am trying to dis-enroll. This is a comprehensive course on CRYPTOcurrency, with heavy bias towards Ethereum, NOT Blockchain. The two are NOT the same, by any stretch of the imagination. I am very knowledgeable of both Crypto and Blockchain. I wanted to take a course to learn in-depth nuances of blockchain tech to aid me in learning to code for it.

Again, this is a Crypto-currency course.

All mentions of blockchain revolve around Crypto-currency only.

There ia no support from U of Buffalo for any of our questions and the assignement, that should have been an easy series of steps took me a few days to complete by trial and erro methods. Unnecessarily too complicated due to the lack of support from the course content generators.

I likes the material presented and the instructor very much, but I would not be taking any more from University of Buffalo for this very same reason above.

Broken links + instructions that are out of date. The Virtualbox setup for the final project doesn't even work on MacOS Catalina. Some of the additional readings are absolute garbage - blog type sites without any proofreading and awful grammar. It's criminal to charge $70/month for this content.

The worst instructor ever. This course will teach you nothing. Lessons are worthless, and the only valuable thing is some external links to other materials that actually worth reading. The instructor teaches you nothing and nothing at all. The worst course I came across on Coursera.

This course was completely out of date, and the instructor seemed like reading the text from the screen, and there was no explanation, I have experience in the field of Blockchain, and I would suggest that this course needs a lot of improvement, I was disappointed with the content

The content of the course is great. The final task was not possible to complete as I experienced more than 58, 000 errors on extraction, was unable to find the ovf file (may have been corrupted).

Unfortunately I will have to drop from the course without completing it.

- The reading lists are good. - The lectures are hard to follow. - The motion graphics in the slides are distracting. - The quizzes could be better. - The final project is not helpful and the setup is frustrating and toilsome.

This course is abandonware. It requires using Virtual Box that only supports macOS up to 10.15 which ANCIENT!!! If you are on a Mac, you will not be able to complete the homework assignments. Do NOT pay for this class.