Module 2 & Module 3, can you explained in detail with using more coding example.

Questions and exercises should be more practical and coding based.

Some answers are incorrect

boring

"The course is good overall, but some concepts could be explained in more depth. Additionally, not all topics are covered. Including more detailed explanations and covering all the relevant concepts would greatly improve the course."

It's too early to provide the rating. I feel, lot of additional points that requires to be provided are missing in the first module. Let's see how the rest of the course spans out.

Course quizzes include questions way out of the scope of what is actually being taught. The question feel unrelated and unnecessarily meticulous sometimes. Also, why is there a question in my quiz about how to rate a Coursera course??? I pushed through and completed the first module, but I personally will not be completing the course as I feel like there has to be better structured and comprehensive courses out there.

Very disappointed! Only tests, no tasks, no codes, only water. Why not make at least one task with code per module? I need practice, I don't need information from Wikipedia, I can find it myself. As soon as at least one task appears, it will be possible to rate the course at least somehow higher than 1, but for now there is only water here.

I have some expectations about this course, but till now what I observed is they will take amount from us. But they don't even give steps for how to install an application as well. I am fully disappointed about this course. It was not even interesting to listen and watch the videos.

Just terrible, full of mistakes, quizez had incorrect answers and the vast majority is just theory. We can't learn programming from slides! Add exercises in a resource section. And please remove traffic sounds or get a noise cancelling mic

So basically, they are just reading what's in the PPT, and moreover, the quiz and graded quiz Q&A are wrong. Even when the answer is correct—I’ve checked through multiple sources—I'm still getting it marked as wrong when I submit.

Doesn't even know the difference between an empty string and a null one. The English is hard to follow. Poorly structured. Has nothing to do with .NET Full Stack Development, it's just a beginners C# programming course.

The tests are so f**** bad written it hurts to read them. They have the same questions 5-6-7-8 times.