Assignments were not challenging enough, especially the final one. However the lectures were interesting and engagingly delivered as always.

The course is taught very well and clearly, however programming assignments are too easy, I feel it has been done too much simplification.

Exercises in the course were very poor, simple and did not require coding, just changing one or two lines. But topic was interisting

It's OK. the lectures are good. The book needs updating, and more exercises would be helpful to practice what we learned in class.

The class is very interesting but too many topics are covered. It would have preferred more self coding, rather than small edits

Assignments are very easy, and there aren't easy to follow notes that one can use instead of always having to watch the videos.

Good Course But teaching the vast topics quickly and in summarized way.

needed more explanation and deeping on several topics

Very good lectures and examples. However, testing, especially the final, should have been much more in-depth and difficult!

more hands-on projects and tasks are needed in order to strengthen the fundamentals of dealing with databases using python

not too many new things about Python. mostly introduction to Python capabilities in databases/

overall pretty good class.

Focused too much on SQL rather than Python, so not really that helpful for people who already know SQL (like myself)

Database code is just a walkthrough. It should have been more details... Its hard to understand the code :(

Nice course but didn't include enough python code for other database vendors and wasn't challenging enough

some issues in this course week 5 task so many issues not only me so many people having this problem.

Very short lectures and easy assignments, but a good overview and starting point for further studies.

I do not find this course is useful to learn seems it only gives a guideline to the python database.

Week 5 was not well explained and structured. Few things were confusing concepts were missing.

It seemed to me a little bit too superficial... It was almost only copying and pasting code...

The exercises need more work done if the students are expected to actually learn this stuff.

Very interesting but a lot of the code is unexplained and assumes we will understand it.

I think it would be good to include into course following topics:

1) NoSQL databases

2) ORMs

Intro class as most time we are only required to make small adjustments to sample code

There is too little amount of exercises/assignments required as part of the course....

Things are way to deep for not programmers, i did not enjoyed so much as the previous