I Reviewed the Python For Everybody Specialization on Coursera by University of Michigan

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Timeline:
0:00 Introduction
1:23 Course 1
1:39 Course 2
2:19 Course 3
3:05 Course 4
4:13 Course 5

[iyadmenla]

Thank you Greg for all you do and dropping another review for us :)

[arsheyajain]

Ohh checking it out now!! I’ve been waiting for your review!

[samueldioscoros]

I took it and was impressed by it (this is Thomas Comerford btw, you responded to a comment of mine earlier today) in that it taught me a lot as a newbie. However, one thing that I noticed is that comparing it to the 4th course in the IBM cert, it doesn't utilize the requests library like the IBM one does. Personally, I think you're better off just skipping it if you're going to take the IBM courses, since the 4th course alone goes over everything and more that the specialization has. The only downside is that the IBM one is very fast paced, and it may feel like you aren't getting a total explanation of the content, so you'll just need to repeat stuff. One thing that you won't get in course 4 of the IBM cert is SQL with Python, but that's because it's another course.

[nkosimaphumulo]

The problem is that most python courses are just like this. Once you get the basics, it becomes very difficult to grow as a programmer through online courses. The best thing past learning the basics is doing a project, reading the documentations and getting good at copying code from stockoverflow.

[onyx]

I have been learning python for 1 month, is it fine to take this course?

[ahmadnaveed]

Hi Greg. I am completely new to the development world with background in sociology. No background in coding whatsoever. I have been wanting to start learning development for the past 2 years, but it is overwhelming not knowing where to start from. Can you please advise?

[mikhailsoze]

What alternative recommendation do you have to beginners who, and whom 'employers would be impressed' if you took? thanks

[aritraghoshal]

I have been thinking of opting for this one lately but I am constantly having second thoughts. Can anyone suggest a better course that would be of more value to a potential employer,

[toddboucher]

Yea going to but looking to get a base to take Cisco devnet class or maybe switch to cloud computing. Think it should be enough.
Any other suggestions

[mefrim]

Should I finish this specialization after finishing Angela Yu 100 Bootcamp Python, MIT - Introduction to computing with Python and CS50?

[a.nasser]

Hi 👋
Can you please review the Data Science Road Map that had been created by Coursera.

[agustinrosinski]

hi greg, i've just started the IBM data science professional certificate and I'm really excited about it, should I follow it with Andrew Ng's machine learning or deep learning specialization? I really like both but i can't tell which one is better

[ayoubtouti]

im not familiar with python so i will take this course
but u said its not enough to master the python so what you suggest me to do or a course to take after finishing this one?

[Litehamer]

I’m new to programming . I tried CS50 but just don’t have enough time between work and family, for 2-3 hour lectures. I’m considering this as may enhance my current role . Is it genuinely beginner friendly?

[I---student-of-knowledge---I]

which is the best course for python if i have time.

[abhayjackful]

Should i do this course or python bootcamp zero to mastery udemy? Which one do you recommend? I am beginner at programming

[abiriabdullah]

can anyone tell me where should i start learning python im completely lost i need free resources and proper guidance please help

[mmarva]

Merci Greg, what do you recommend instead ?

[Kxneki]

Should I go with Python for Everybody (or) Google IT Automation with Python???

[meno]

Could you do a review of IBM devops and software engineering from coursera please and is it a good start to become a software engineer?