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The content in the course was very imformative and to the point. My feedback for it was that it needs to be further polished in some areas for better structuring especially the quizzes and assignments. For the quizzes, I ran into some questions that could have been better worded for easier understanding. Some questions didn't have multiple choice so you had to put down the exact phrase which was a bit frustrating. I must have redone the question so many times even though the word meante the same thing. Lastly, there are some grammer and spelling mistakes all around. Assignments were fun, but the instructions need to be better organized and structured as it was a bit difficult to follow. When it came time for the submission, there were some points that left me confused from the instructions. For example, there was no way to upload 2 required files in the submission (.pdf and a .jpg). I ended up combining the two. My last little gripe was the peer reviews which was a bit time consuming but a good experience to see what other learners are doing and to compare your own work. I think it was the number of reviews you had to do and the amount of topics to respond on. Aside from that, thankfully there were translations, but no translations could be provided on any of the uploaded files which I had to skip. My only favorite part was the open discussions thread throughout the modules to hear what others have to say which gave me clearer insight on the topics. Again, the course is great but needs to be updated and reviewed for polish.

I'm writing this review before I've finished the course, and I won't finish the course until some major changes are made. The biggest one, is how the course handles its quizzes. When reviewing, it hides the answers you've selected and doesn't provide any hints where I might be able to restudy, like many courses on Coursera do. How can I know what I got wrong on a multiple choice question if all I'm told is "incorrect"? We're talking supply chain here, a universal systems--at least in the US--it's not like anyone is going to steal important information from this course.

If you are new to SCM, then this course can render useful information. If you from the industry, then use this course to validate your experience. The most valuable skill I learned was creating a custom map using Google Maps. Also of note, it's painfully obvious that Rudolf Leuschner, Ph.D., the course instructor, has zero industry experience.

Overall i think it's fine. Good for beginners who have no background to understands concepts. Some links and materials are already outdated and not able to be found. Lectures are nice but I am quite annoyed sometimes by the video editing - sound effects cover the professor's voice.

Good overview of logistics. I would have given four stars except the exercise/project instructions need to be updated to align with Coursera capabilities. It was frustrating to create materials as instructed and then find out they could not be uploaded in their native formats.

While the information was good, it did not flow as some of the Cybersecurity courses that I had. The questions would pop up prior to the information being shared. Overall it was fine, but I was expecting someone of the same format that I was use to.

Terjemahan masih susah dimengerti sehingga saya mengalami kesulitan dalam memahami bahasa pada subtitle video, materi bahkan intruksi-intruksi pada tugas sehingga saya tidak bisa memberikan jawaban yang terbaik

El curso son conocimientos muy básicos. Y un problema es que para que te califiquen los assesments otros compañeros tienes que buscarte la vida e ir mendigando en los foros `para que alguien te los revise.

I think the contents and assignments of the course were good, nevertheless the interaction with teachers and other fellow students could be improve and enhance the learning experience.

Good job in constructing this course, but I have one comment, try not to limit the exercises to just inside the US, because you have students from various countries, and professions.