イリノイ大学アーバナ・シャンペーン校（University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign） による The 3D Printing Revolution の受講者のレビューおよびフィードバック

The course was really very useful and fun I think 3D printing will really make a difference in the future of manufacturing and will become more sophisticated and complex

Thanks to the University of Illinois and the Coursera platform

It was such a Great experience with this course.

At the end, if the answer for the quiz is opened then it would be good

great course and good content, assignments but you cannot complete the whole course without paying the money for certificate.

Good introductory course, just a little bit to short for my like.

Gus

It provides not only a good overview about 3D Printing but stimulates people who attend it to look for more. Great course to start the journe

good introduction!!!

Very good starting place for learning about 3d printing but a little basic for anyone that has been keeping an eye on the tech for a while. You will still likely learn a few things even if you are already familiar with 3d printing however.

Awesome work, quite a lot of research done by sir Aric. Kudos

A great introduction to 3D printing and its disruptive features

Very nice course, but still waiting since April 2017 for course 4 3d printing hardware that is really a pity

A good course, please provide more practice quiz in depth.

A good Introduction to 3D printing.

Nice introduction to 3D for absolute beginners. Very interesting interviews entrepreneurs.

Good experience to start with

It's mostly very basic stuff, but even then it introduced me to concepts I wasn't aware of.

certification fee should be less.

If you know little or nothing about additive, and it sounds interesting, this is a good place to start!

Thanks for the course! It has opened me to the world of 3D printing - on when did it start and where it is now. :)

Good introductory course to the world of 3D printing.

I like the course. Pretty concise and straight forward. Highly recommended.

Fred J Feiler

Nov 20, 05:49 PST

Chat started: 2016-11-20 01:37 PM UTC

(01:37:50 PM) Fred J Feiler: We need a start date for 3D Printing Software course. The learners are concerned that this course will never happen even for those who have been enrolled since June 2016.

(01:38:52 PM) Coursera Support: Thanks for reaching out to us! Someone will be right with you.

(01:39:38 PM) *** Jessy joined the chat ***

(01:39:54 PM) Jessy: Thanks for reaching out to us. I’d be more than happy to help you today.

(01:40:29 PM) Jessy: I am very sorry for the inconveniences.

(01:40:40 PM) Jessy: Please allow me a moment while I take a look into this for you Fred.

(01:40:59 PM) Fred J Feiler: Thanks

(01:44:54 PM) Fred J Feiler: I enrolled in the five course specialization. My momentum is at a standstill so if this course is delayed I’ll look for something better.

(01:46:05 PM) Jessy: I am very sorry for the inconveniences Fred, I checked and that course does not have sessions available yet.

(01:46:16 PM) Jessy: It looks like we will need some time to look into this issue further. I am going to escalate this to our support specialists so they can further investigate. This means that I will be ending this chat and it will become a support ticket email. You will receive an email transcript of our chat for your records, and someone from our support team will review our chat and email you with updates as soon as possible.

(01:47:18 PM) Fred J Feiler: OK, thank you!

Insightful course. Thanks!

I am very glad to see courses like this one on Coursera. The course itself is well structured and contains a lot of useful information and that is exactly what I needed in one place.

My only complaint is the price of the course - I think it is a bit expensive especially for this first part of the specialisation - it is an introductory two week course with a lot of advertising...£40..common..are you serious?? A lot of people will buy personal 3D printers or kits after the course, some of them will make a decision to buy a 3D printer for a company they work for (as myself), Fusion 360 subscriptions etc. These companies should sponsor such courses to make them more affordable - it is their interest.

I made several courses on Coursera already (Mechanical and Electrical Engineering), they were 5 to 8 weeks and comprised a lot of quite hard work from mentors and students and were only £32 for certificate.

I like the idea of this specialisation but I decided not to pay for the certificate because of its price. Although I am very happy to have access to the courses and I thank you for you effort!

This course is very useful, Thank you