Comentários e feedback de alunos de Smart Contracts da instituição Universidade de Buffalo
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Dec 18, 2019
Excellent course! Provided a good overview of how smart contracts adds a layer of value to the evolution in blockchain technology. The hands on programming experience was quite helpful as well.
Apr 09, 2019
Thank you; excellent starting point so I can have a good foundation to learn more Solidity programming; the discussion forum is helpful when I submit the code at the end of the project.
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por Chinmay S D
•Aug 08, 2020
It was a good
por SHUBHAM N
•Jul 14, 2020
Great Course
por Mayank A
•May 04, 2020
excellent!!!
por P S G A S
•Apr 19, 2020
great course
por Yash s
•Jan 27, 2020
Very helpful
por ANTHONY R
•Mar 07, 2019
Great course
por Ruel A
•Jan 18, 2019
Great intro!
por Arun K
•Nov 24, 2019
Very useful
por SADA S P
•Sep 29, 2018
Nice course
por Gabriel M
•Jul 29, 2020
Excellent!
por Nguyễn H Q
•Jan 07, 2020
statisfied
por Ahmed T
•Nov 12, 2018
Amazing :)
por Kamlesh C
•Jun 03, 2020
Thank you
por Aparna g
•May 06, 2020
Excellent
por Alberto I A
•Mar 18, 2020
Loved it!
por SWAPNIL S S
•May 10, 2020
Nice one
por Germán A B
•Oct 23, 2018
Excelent
por SRI D R
•Jun 20, 2020
Great.
por 林Lin智海Chihhai
•Jan 21, 2019
useful
por JUAN M M G
•Sep 20, 2019
cool!
por SUTHAHAR P
•Jun 02, 2020
Good
por Solaiyapparaja B
•May 27, 2020
Good
por Babatide A
•Jun 11, 2019
Good
por Paolo D M
•Jul 13, 2018
One of the best course i found here in coursera. the only thing i didn't give 5 stars is cause of the final exam: i think it's a little tricky to understand what's wrong with the code if there's no direct feedback on where the error is, the automatic-evaluator kept saying that something is wrong but not where!The course still is really good, good explanations, a lot of resources and plenty of complementary websites, videos, sources that helped to understand the course. thank you so much, i'll begin the next course soon!
por Shriniwas A
•Aug 14, 2018
I think the assignments could have less template code in it and there should be a more quality driven way of evaluating the code. I agree the former is not really the intention of the course and the latter is time consuming. But the course would feel more comprehensive and practice driven with these two changes. Maybe alumni could be roped in as mentors or TAs to do the grading ?
