Learner Reviews & Feedback for Interfacing with the Raspberry Pi by University of California, Irvine
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BS
Sep 2, 2019
The course was pretty interesting and I learnt a lot of new things from this course. I have gained confidence to try something new b myself after completing this course and hope I do so in the future
HG
Feb 5, 2021
Professor Harris has a practical approach to teaching which helped me understand the concepts better and encouraged me to perform different demos and experiments on my own.
201 - 225 of 246 Reviews for Interfacing with the Raspberry Pi
By Cristina G
•Apr 10, 2018
There were some mistakes in the videos, especially in code in weeks 3 and 4.
By Jeff R
•Sep 27, 2016
Good course with hands on projects. I wish it was a little longer...
By Alec L
•Dec 6, 2016
Great course, a lot of fun with the practical assignments
By Darshan S
•Sep 6, 2017
Great help to interface Raspberry pi with Internet.
By Deleted A
•Feb 1, 2018
Great practical class to built your IoT skills
By Marouane S
•Mar 10, 2016
very interting topic but maybe not deep enough
By satyajeet p
•Sep 28, 2016
The course content aptly covers the topics
By Praise T
•Aug 15, 2017
Very informative and systematic.
By George H M
•Oct 9, 2021
Great introductory course!
By DIVYANSHU G
•May 5, 2020
a well informative course
By DODDI V V
•Jul 27, 2020
it is very usefull.
By Utkarsh S
•Jul 30, 2020
Good for starting.
By Luigi S
•Feb 17, 2016
Ok, really good
By adrian s s
•Sep 2, 2021
genial curso
By Jagir M
•Dec 12, 2016
Interesting
By Muhammed E
•Jul 2, 2021
it is good
By Moni s
•Apr 29, 2020
good!!!
By N S N T
•May 18, 2018
useful
By mallikarjuna y
•May 15, 2020
good
By G R s R
•Jan 15, 2019
Good
By SHAIk A
•Jul 2, 2018
nice
By kathimamatha
•Jun 30, 2018
nice
By Suresh K B
•Mar 12, 2018
good
By Iain M
•Feb 21, 2016
A very good introductory course. The teacher is excellent as are the video lectures.
Unfortunately, the new Coursera rules requiring payment before assessments can be accessed meant that I didn't complete any of the assessments. That will probably be a major disincentive for many learners who want to confirm what they have learned.
Also, UCI have elected to disable the discussion forums for this course (although I found they could still be accessed via the Coursera App on my Android phone). I can't help wondering if this was as a result of some of the negative feedback posted on the forums in the earlier courses of this specialisation. If so, this really doesn't reflect well on UCI as a teaching institution!
By Paulo A
•Sep 20, 2017
There was a big disconexion between the lessons and the actual assignments. I understand the reasons for that, it's not possible to demand that people have the equipment and the time resources for putting into practice what's talked about in the lessons. But at the same time these assignments feel exactly the same as the assignments on the Arduino part of the specialization. I even used the same schematics I had back from the day. To me this feels a bit disappointing.