Thanks a lot for this course. Kindly expand on module 2 and make it simpler. This module is highly abstract so supplement it with more videos or reading material. Please have the instructor in a smaller window at the corner so that we can see the slides simultaneously.

great content but is dated and needs to be updated, furthermore research seems to focus on the US stats consider a more diverse base (i.e. include findings from developing counties, which also have the fastest growing fintech market)

The professors were great. The class is outdated though. A lot has changed, especially the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Also the laws regrading crypto and the fact that IRS, has now classified crypto for tax puproses.

It's gives a basic understanding of FinTech. Outdated as it's from 2019. No math practice involved.

The material is good but the questions are or too easy and/or badly formulated

The middle part of the course was really tough on my brain.

Course is good for beginners. The quizzes are too easy.

Informative. Presented in a pretty unengaging manner.

The slides and data are outdated; the material could be modernized using more infographics instead of traditional and boring PPT slides. Overall, a good intro but a bit boring and in serious need of modernization. I expected a lot more from a Wharton class.

YOU DONT GIVE ME MY CERTIFICATE AFTER COMPLETED THE COURSE!!

explained in a confusing way

This course is general overview about blockchain subject.

I particularly felt the course mixed complex topics with some basics, making the experience learning thick and simple, thus confused. In other hand, the course is bounded in the US context.

I barely recommend this course to learn the basic of blockchain.

Literally the most boring course I

have ever taken.

Huge disappointment