The videos were very short and the content in them was very repetitive (outline in the opening, then again after "let's get started...then "summary and what's next" at the end of the work session and then again in the close.

I would have liked to have more scenario work on the calculations, especially since the videos were so short. Having multiple things to calculate/look up would have been really helpful.

Some of the assignments asked for things that weren't covered.

All that aside, I found the instructor to be very easy to understand. I just wish there'd been more.

Assignment for week 2 had to be done before watching week 3 videos, the latter which contained information that was needed to complete the assignment for week 2. Please consider revising week 2 assignment accordingly. Otherwise the course was great and useful to learn about data visuals in Tableau!

I think it was really good course. It felt out of place among the first two courses for this specialization. I think Week 3 and 2 of this course should be flipped. But otherwise this covers some pretty basic Tableau stuff with Assignments really helping practice.

Good, but I just wished the videos were longer and went into more detail. As a result, it felt like this course could've been just 2-3 weeks based on the level of the content volume. That said a very dedicated person can finish this course in a week or two.

I am satisfied with the quality of content i;ve learned here. More videos and learning content can be added to each week. This overall is a recommendable starting course for someone seeking to learn using tableau

Assignments were just a mere replication of visuals. A good mix of self-created visualizations would be good for learners. There is too little information on the replication assignments as well.

Good course, correct level of detail but need to provide grading rubrics for peer graded submissions as part of the directions rather than finding out what is needed after submitting.

Much more interactive and useful than the previous two courses in this specialization. I learned how to engage new features of Tableau and practiced them in the assignments.

I liked that academic content but wished it had references to technical content. But analytics is more than the mechanics of creating visualisations. Highly recommended.

In the peer graded assignment, the pictures of visualisation shown is not good enough, we need to zoom it to 200%. Rest all are excellent in this course. Must do

This was the first course in the specialization where I learned something new. People with any experience with Tableau should probably start with this course.

I was not able to put together the formula and that it cause me a problem submitting the week assignment.

Very frustrating and do not see any help at all.

THe course is well explained, you end up with four visualizations and it's a good first attempt to understand how to create great visualizations.

Interesting to acquire basics of Tableau

Then a lot of fundamental features are missing like interaction, Level Of Details, and so on

Hoping to see much advanced courses in coursera, basic course as this one is very easily available on youtube and tableau's site.

Course is good but the data sets should be improved for assignments, and some little clarification in assignments will be good

I wish more time was spent on Calculated Field Functions, along with practice problems for the available functions in Tableau

Well done. A right quantity of theory about visualization and of practical use of Tableau to apply what you learned.

It is a good course but it need more examples, especially for uncommon charts like Gantt charts, bullet charts...

I think the explanation of the tools was good but you migth learn more of the videos that are on Tableau.com

In the first week the assignment contained concepts that were not taught and we're taught in later weeks.

Excellent introduction to visualizations; looking forward to more advanced visualization techniques

It would be great if mentors/instructors can promptly follow up with students' requests/problems.

It might be more appealing to have not one, but two or three examples in every video of Week 3.

Overall, I like the class. I just hope the assignment instruction can be a little more clear.