I thought this was a good overview and I'm glad I took the course, but I would have preferred more hands on programming assignments.

Some of the materials are bit academical and away from industry, however, I found most of the materials relevant and practical.

Great course, the title is exactly what you will get: the basics on inferring causal effects from observational data

Great course. I have learned a lot. I just wish to have more programming exercises to cement our knowledge.

The course is very helpful for beginners to understand. Also, to be able to practice through R is helpful.

Could use a bit more guidance on the projects, but overall a helpful course. Gets straight to the point.

Interesting introductory course about causality. Good "compilation" in just 5 weeks.

Thanks!

The course is very useful for beginners. The materials are clear and easy to understand.

I really enjoyed this course and I appreciated the practice exercise in R.

They could offer more applied exercises in R. But, it was also great.

The lectures are good, and they might consider covering more topics.

It was well laid out, and overall helpful.

A good course. Bit difficult for novices.

Great

Clear deliver of engaging content. Very disappointed the course lacked an IV program or some capstone to evaluate learning. Why would you complete the course with a quiz compared to a practical assignment. I also do not understand why the slides are not available.

I​ think it would be nice to have a bit of an overview how the methods compare to others in the field of causal inference. Also the slides could contain more illustrations. However, I liked the selection of the material.

Good content. But irregular assignments, most with no feedback. Moreover some exercises could have errors, or at least ambiguous enunciates.

I think there are parts in the course where further discussion is needed.

The course is ok, but not having access to the slides is very annoying

Hard to understand

The course material is excellent, but the course description dramatically under-estimates the study time needed to complete the course. This is especially true for the R assignments if you are not already *very* comfortable in R. There are also many problems with link rot and software/version compatibility issues for the R exercises.

I would have given the course 4 stars were it not for the unforgiving nature of the R exercises.

Overall, I would recommend this course for someone if they are already quite comfortable in R, or are willing to pout in at least 20 hours of work for each of the R assugnments.

This is a very theoretical course with much math formula and less well-explained practical examples to better illustrate those formula. I came to this course hoping to learn about new ideas and techniques of experiment design for causal effect when randomized experiments are not possible. Unfortunately I did not achieve this goal. This is just my personal view. If you come with a different purpose, you might find this course more useful than I did.

Can not download slides which make the source material very inaccessible