A very good course, where the presenters have really tried to articulate the topics and explain in a very simple manner using real life examples.

good as usual (:

Unfortunately only with reference to process metrics, a rough insight into more business related metrics would be nice.

This is a great course for leading the development team but it's very theoretical.

It is better to add videos from real-world meetings.

Maybe it would be better to add more exercises to assimilate better the content. Same as previous courses in the Specialization.

It's a good course to understand the base and learn concepts. There could be more examples illustrating the theory. Recommend.

Very good, but I wish for more analysis of what self-destructive metrics mean and how to handle them (who own the metric, etc)

Very nice content and presented so nicely. Must read and highly recommended course for all managers and business analysts.

Generally was a good course although I've expected more metrics for product like HEART and Pirate

very fundamental course, not sure if its the whole material for an specialization

Great course to learn all about tracking progress in your software project

I learned a lot and it will help me understand the processes much better

It was challenging but Coursera made learning easy. Student must focus!

Pretty good course, although could have been a bit more exhaustive

One of the best parts of the specialization! Really recommended

Good course, but it reviewed items found in other courses.

Good of reviews. A few of metrics

Very helpful training. Thank you.

Include a practical video

very Helpful

Good Course.

good course

Thank You

excelente

good

It's challenging to teach and learn product management through an online course. You can get an overview of the important topics and learn the theory, but this doesn't enable discussion, exchanging experiences, and forming balanced opinions. A product management does a lot of her/his work by talking (to many different people involved), which is very difficult to train online (it could be done with role playing assignments supported by video conferencing, but I think learning from experienced colleagues in practice is a much better way). The quizzes are often a good way to rehearse the topics that have been explained, but sometimes feel like an extremely simplified black-white view on very nuanced issues.

The best parts of the Software Product Management courses for me were the larger assignments you make that are reviewed by fellow students (getting feedback is very useful and it's also instructive to see what approach your peers took) and the interviews with experienced product managers which offer valuable insights in the complicated situations product managers often have to deal with.

I recommend this course to anyone that is new to software product management and quite new to software development. The course can be a good first step on your path to becoming a product manager, as long as you realize that you will also need a lot of skills that an online course cannot teach you.