Extensive intro but boring tone without exercise or a cheat sheet

Roughly goes through many topics. Can get familiar with concepts

The course was good but there is a room to make it more good

need simplification of certain topics as anova p value

Quite ok but some concepts are not clearly introduced.

good course but should be given a free certificate

It was difficult at times viewing the video's.

some explenations can´t be done in 3 minutes

it was a bit too complicated for my taste.

so technical for math focus

наборы данных не актуальны

not beginner friendly

needed more details!

good course

Very good

great

so so

good

This course was extremely frustrating for me. While I do not have a background in statistics or data science, I do have two Bachelor's degrees and took the course as a prerequisite for a Doctoral program. The marketing of this course is misleading - the title should not be "Introduction to Statistics". It would be more appropriate to title this course "Advanced statistical concepts" as the content was in fact advanced, the pace rapid, and the descriptive terminology complex. The professor is clearly brilliant in his field, however he does not deliver the material in a digestible manner for those without a background in statistics. Do not take this course if you are looking for a refresher on stats. I gave two stars because the user interface is great.

The content is very good, but this is NOT an intro course. For example in Module 3, after a 10 minute lecture on Bayes Therom, there is a quiz that expects you to use Bayes Theorem. It is a very complex equation. On a positive note, you can retake the quizzes an unlimited number of times, which is good. I signed up for the free class and I don't know if I am going to finish it. It isn't what I was expecting or looking for.

This course basically summarizes different components of statistics. The professor jumped straight into examples to explain concepts but didn't explain important terms and how he labeled parts of the equations before going into an example. I felt like there weren't explanations that would help better the understanding. I had to use outside resources to better understand what was being taught.

The instructor was just reading from the slides. I’m not a beginner in statistics, but even I found it quite difficult. Even though the topics had a wide scope, I managed to grasp most of them by working alongside ChatGPT in the end. I do not recommend it.

It teaches you what those tools do, but does not teach you how and why. I think this is caused by not including the calculus side of the subject. At the end of the day, you will know what those tools do, but you won't understand completely.

Not much effort was put into designing this course. It's simply the instructor talking over PowerPoint slides and scribbling on them. A good textbook would provide a better introduction in a more engaging way.

I am happy to complete the courses, I learned a lot of empirical rules and terms, and helps me in my present time, but if certificates are given without cost, it will be beneficial for me.