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"In my opinion this course is an important part of the specialization. But a number of issues made it fall short of a five star rating.\nFirst the positives: \nOf the three courses I've taken so far, the quizzes showed great creativity, which made learning fun. Well done.\n\n Unapologetically this course does not require students to write a single line of code. Instead it necessarily addresses issues that coders and their managers need to consider. It's not 'fluff,' but real decision points for machine learning applications. So I found this course of value for the specialization. \nHere's what keeps it from five stars.\nI think that there ought to be mini-quizzes at the end of every lecture so as to reinforce learning, rather than once at the end of 10 to 12 videos.\nThis course is probably the right place in the specialization to include a section on the shortfalls of machine learning. So far the specialization takes the perspective of happy technicians solving the world's problems through machine learning. I think it appropriate to spend some time on how machine learning caused such a grading problem during COVID-19 (in the UK and for the International Baccalaureate), how thousands in state employment can skew results by data input and the like. \nFinally, as a small but jarring note - can't somebody re-edit some of the videos? Having audio repeated, hearing \"test test,\" and microphone problems are shortcomings not expected from a course that endeavours to teach professionals. \nOverall four stars.\n<text /> \n<text />"
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