The first two weeks are very helpful at establishing a broad understanding of AI. The third and fourth week lacks depth and mostly feels like an IBM advertisement at best and IBM propaganda at worst. Therefore the second part of this course is not really something I would want to pay for. The first part is worth it though!

There were grammar and spelling errors in the deck. The audio in the 3rd module was terrible. It was obvious some of the presenters were reading form a script which was distracting. I would have expected a better presentation, so I am a little disappointed.

the course data and videos are great no doubt about it however it is the verification process for obtaining the certification for this course which involves face scanning is severely flawed.I havent been able to get my certificate for a long time.

Overview of AI and data science, so it lives up to its "Introduction" title. Not much on the mechanisms but plenty of talk. Its kind of like paying for IBM commercial with AI info surrounding the promotions.

It was good at the beggning, but the final task was really dissapointing. It was just following steps on how to use a web service. It didn't help to learn how to build a model from scratch or it's basis.

A very basic course just explaining what AI is and what it can do. The course gives the most basic of basics and necessary I feel for the intermediate topics. The readings have to be made better

The general theory about AI is good, but I found the course from Andrew Ng better. This course could be shortened and a little more general and less IBM centric. However it is a recommendation

It was interesting and I learned a lot about the potential for AI applications. Most of the labs and honors assignment links were broken which brought down my overall opinion of the course.

It was informative, and covered many different aspects of AI. However, some areas (ethics and how can I get a job in AI) were a little lengthy. Not exactly sure what I would change.

The first week gives you important terms from the AI world, and explains it beautifully.

The rest of the course may be interesting, but has nothing to do with actual learning.

It explained some useful things such as supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement learning as well as job advice but other than that it was mostly a waste of time.

Very nice course. It gives the basic idea of AI. But something missing in this course. The course not gives that detailing that I expected. Overall a good course.

Quite boring and acts as a plug for IBM over much educational value. Lots of broken links for resources and actions. Disappointed. Can definitely be skipped.

The course is very theoretical with very little hands-on experience of AI. Feels a bit like marketing play for IBM and a chance to show off their system

AI moves so fast, a class that is a few years old is already lagging behind the state of the current technology. Still interesting and a good intro.

Having to wait to review a peer's work makes it difficult to complete the course. You have to wait until someone else posts before you can finish.

Excellent Course But Some where IBM Watson VR Application not working ...I spent one week time just to analyse the Images

peer grading is frustrating as cant even get my certificate as no peers left to review, such a time wasting way to grade

Good for super basic intro level course. Too many generic talking-around in the interviews from my point of view.

Lots of links did not work or give proper access. questions were not relevant to the actual meat of the course.

Good as very first introduction, but feels too basic for 2024 and the progress made in the past one year in AI.

It was a lot of interviewing the same people. I wold have liked to have walked away with a deeper skill level.

the course focused more on therotical knowledge instead of practical knowledge .

please make it more practcal

Could be more straigtforward and more technical, too much gibberish. Content should be condensed.

all it wanted say could have been done in an hour or so, rest of it was like product placement.