Great course!

great course

Insightful !

nice course

Nace course

verry good

Excellent.

excellent

good

Good

good

A solid introduction to Swift Programming Language with a very thorough explanation to the key in the language. It would be perfect if at the end of each chapter there is a peer graded programming that force the student to create a small programming project by themselves, not just provided by the author (it is too spoiled for programmer to get everything without creating everything from the scratch).

Great overview of Swift, and provides thorough explanations of the programming concepts. Only removing 1 star because it does not seem like the discussion boards for questions are being answered, which defeats the purpose of having them.

It’s a good course to start with learning Swift. But I think if you have experience with other OOP languages such as C++, you will find this course oversimplified and not that challenging.

I would give it a 5 but there were a few errors in the instructions.

There are some mistakes in graded assignments

cool

I feel as if some things were glossed over which made it hard for me to understand some concepts, even while taking notes. Some details about optionals, closures, etc were not made clear in the videos which led to confusion when I was taking the exams.

There's much good content in this course, but there are plenty of errors for example in quizzes. It's quite frustrating to keep that in mind when you are learning. I reported some of them. Some are a bit embarrassing :/

Great introduction to swift, however there are some issues in the directions. Also, some of the quizzes appear to be asking questions that haven't been discussed yet. Great course, needs polish.

For anyone with any semblance of a programming background this was pretty excruciating, with a handful of "oh that's how you do it in Swift" insights which were great.

I think explanations should be more detailed, is definitely a lot of information

Syntax basics, but could be challenging for beginner without background.

Assignments were too simple and many topics were not covered well. It was easier to read through the api online and then just skip through the content. It was very surface level. I had to extend the assignments for myself to get additional practice. It would have been preferable to create an app rather than using the playground from the get go with the front end being completed at the same time. They should have introduced user input/output with the console app or used simple ui inclusive app. I would rather learn basics while learning real use case frameworks.