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This course was a bit smoother compared to Course 3. However, it still lacks depth and engagement in the video content. Once again, there are no accompanying notes for the videos, so it's recommended to take notes yourself or use AI tools to help generate summaries for better understanding. The assignments were okay but could be better structured to enhance the learning experience. Peer reviews were fine, although about 60% of the responses seemed AI-generated by the usual suspects. Overall, I found that AI provided clearer and more helpful examples than the professor. The course is good, but content needs to be refreshed, better structured, and QA'ed for mistakes. So many broken links to articles that are 10 + years old that was forced to skip.

the course contents need to be elaborative with practical and technical elements or procurement and purchase. current version only covers preliminaries - it is a very general introduction about procurement. although professor talked about procurement, supplier segmentation, outsourcing etc... even these topics, like other topics covered, presented with basics which any layman can read from news

Some of the course links were to Harvard Business Review sites, but wanted a fee to read the articles, so I couldn't view them otherwise. Unfortunately because of this I wasn't able to get what I wanted out of the course. Additionally, I found a lot of potential plagiarism during the peer review process which is unfortunate for coursera and upholding academic standards.

I enjoyed the training and I am giving this section 3 because the material to read is not updated. I used the concepts exposed to dig deep searching in google and I found that the course can be updated with more recent material. This training could be way more interesting with updated material.

The theoretical part is good but there are no tools and numerical techniques are explained. The gourse could have been excellent if the numerical part of sourcing and supplier evaluation was explained properly. overall good course for revision.

Excellent Reading Material and cases from real life examples. Only issue is -instructor didn't cover enough material about sourcing - there are numerous other important aspects like financial and economic frameworks to consider as well.

I found the course below average, considering how great the 3 first modules where. The content seems to be spread too thin, and some of the graded assessments were not very productive. Still informative enough though!

I think the peer graded assignments are too frequent. In my thought, the assignments are not well decorated also. I found this annoying.

Very clear course like the others in the Specialization but in this one I beleive there are too many peer reviewed tasks

Sometimes it seems the professor is with holding knowledge. Prepare to study more on your own.

a little boring , but I have to say in Coursera, there's few courses about sourcing or procurement .

there was a lot of reading material which would be better if there was a video lecture about it.

A little basic. This course would benefit from more detail and deeper content.

I felt that the follow of the course didn't help me have a full clear picture

The assignments can be more better to extract more from the learnings

Good Material but haven't a lot of resources.

Not enough reading material or topics covered

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The value nearly was zero The reading resources and even the assignment resources were deleted The values did not add any specific value rather it was obvious general information

Excel sheet answers in the quiz doesn't accept even if you're right. I have tried many times all the answers were correct but in the quiz it always come as wrong.

Very disappointed at the lack of notes and course material. I hope part 5/5 improves.

what is the benefit if no one evaluate my assignment!!!!!!!