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It was structured well with ample of information and very well explained. Some of the videos of Resources where not working for example Predix Architecture, GE digital, Toyota Lean. Also, majority of reports from various firms are of 2015. It will be good if recent reports can be added for reference as that will be more relevant.

Great course but still need improvement in the content, I find some videos in Youtube cannot be played (don't know why). Overall Thanks Coursera x University of Buffalo for providing this course.

It is an educative, interesting, and informative course session. I really learnt a lot, especially when it comes to data capture, storage, singularity etc

It does help to get to know a lot about digital thread but it will be nice if the components are more explain in the videos

the contents of this course are interesting and new. also the professor explained the concepts in simple language.

Exactly the right amount of information, quite current in this increasingly evolving domain

It shares common resources with the previous course. Other than them it's good.

Very much basic i thought of something of little bit higher level

Great information, but could probably be more interactive.

Thanks to Ken English for giving a wonderful course.

Very well explained with examples from industry.

Great course based in easy to undersand examples

Some youtube videos are no longer available

Felt like it was a bit fast and very brief

great course for mechanical learners.

It is really helpfull.

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very useful

informative

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its good

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A lot of the reference reading and supplemental video material is quite dated (2016 and earlier), and some videos on YouTube are no longer available. A decent overall introduction to the basics of the digital thread