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I get that basically you learn Azure by reading the documentation... but instructor should provide more guidance and the Quizzes should be about the lectures, not the external link of the external link of the documentation.

A lot of external reading which for me was against the purpose of the course. It was like here is a tiny bit of detail, now go read for yourself the majority of the subject. Not good!

Not really happy with the course. Came across some typos, and the tutorials are just links to Microsoft documentation.

Not exiting at all

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Barely any original content, mostly just links to Microsoft's documentation. There is no clear focus on a consistent level of detail in this training: some lesson's content is more marketing material than useful basic information, while another's lesson's content links to detailed step-by-step guides about use of a specific API, which lacks context towards the rest of the training.

The Quiz questions are sometimes ambiguously worded, some questions are not answered in the lessons' contents.

I've seen policy & compliance trainings which are more inspiring than this training.

You may as well just direct people to the whole of the Microsoft-provided learning as many of the lessons do just that piecemeal. The second quiz for the first week references material not covered (e.g. virtual networks question) and has "correct" answers which are demonstrably inaccurate (one answer claimed that you can't create a Linux VM in Azure which is absurd). I have the coursera subscription, so I didn't lose any money on the course, but I would be asking for my money back if I had bought it individually. Update your material or inactivate the course.

Poorly designed course and quizzes. It's as if they get some intern to copy and paste azure documentation urls in no particular order and call it a course. Quizzes did not reflect the information covered in the course.

Mostly all free reading content from Microsoft is given . No additional information or effort to make the understanding clearer done by coursera. Youtube tutorials are better.

Hardely any lecture compared to the equivalent AWS and GCP course. Primarily refers you to MS docs for reading which can easily be Googled vs paying for the course...

The worst course I've ever had. The instructor literally don't teach you anything. It's just an assembly of Microsoft docs.

Outdated and not beginner friendly

Too much reading not enough videos