It was a really interesting course where the things were presented in a very simplified manner in which I could learn the topics in a short span of time.

The material is badly organized, the course is worse than the course on parallel programming. Concurrent library could have been covered more wide

content with just naming and simple theories of terms, is oversimplified. Actually Concurrent Java is harder and can be taught much more deeply！！

The course was niece. It could have made of use of a programming language from scrath rather than depending on the pre-built library.

Lo consiglio a tutti, Vorrei soltanto che gli argomenti fossero affrontati più approfonditamente dal punto di vista teorico

I enjoyed the course and the quiz as well. I am able to apply the learning from this course to solve problems at work.

Good course, with relevant basics of concurrency, even if I expected deeper and detailed contents.

This course is great!... But... it could be better if code explanations are giving in the videos.

It's a good introductory course. The programming assignment are indeed too simple though...

Excelent course, just some mixups with the concurrent API used in the assignment for Week3

A good primer to concurrent programming. Week 3 and Week 4 assignments are well-designed.

Needs more assignments and would benefit from prescribing optional real world projects.

It was a great course introducing the learner about various aspects of Concurrency .

i learn new way to solve java concurrent programming questions.thanks to Coursera.

Only thing I missed are more optional exercises, otherwise a great course.

Better than Parallel Programming

I would prefer more assignments.

Very interesting! i hope that the third is the same

Great explanation with pseudocode hand hands on.

No of assignments and difficulty could be more

It is great but some homework had bugs

would like to do more assignments

I feel that we need way more practice in writing concurrent code than what is provided in the mini projects, This course needs to include more challenges ranging from easy to hard for it to be more effective. In the current scenario, faced with a challenge, I would not be confident in tackling it with concurrent programming, but I expected to be confident, since this is a college course offering.

I wasted a lot of time because of the poor quality of test evaluation (autograder). Resubmit of the same code often means different results in autograder.

On the other hand, the course shows basic concepts of concurrent programming and opens themes for further studies.

The grading system is terrible and not so clear about notation. It is a little bit helpful for instructing your learning about concurrent programming.

I feel the proposed exercises should be more involved and "in small pieces" in order to engage and dive better into the introduced concepts.