There was a drastic increase in difficulty in week 6 and 7 from the rest of the course.

Lecture materials are very rich and well organized.

It is a good course, but a bit short in my opinion

Awesome, helped me alot! Thanks MOOC cordinatiors.

many mistakes in the exercise solutions

Great. Applied knowledge focus.

Less practicals involved

Excellent Course!

nicely explained.

With this course, I have definitely expanded my horizon of knowledge. Having completed it, I feel accomplished. At the same time, looking back, there was not clue that more than probability and statistics knowledge is needed - one has to be already familiar with econometrics and modeling. The learning curve is very steep and lectures are describing on the high-level scope of the further reading to be done to be able to solve assignments. Having technical background, I felt very much behind - just until the time when I found some relevant information in the lecture notes on Advanced Econometrics for PhD students. There should be a warning about such prerequisites!

This course will be a good revision if you have known the models before taking it. But if you are new to the models, you may not really understand them. This course tells you which models to use and how to implement, but does not tell you the rationale behind (maybe the theories are too difficult).

The teaching staff are really helpful and answer every question you raise in the discussion forum.

This course is giving us useful insights, however, what it is talking about is not beginner-friendly. If there would be reading materials talking about what we can be using, it would be much better. As a beginner, it is just too hard to continue even for the first week.

The proofs aren't as clear as I wish they were. Lacks a lot of explanation and a lot of practice questions in between are from those proofs which gets hard

Generally speaking , I have to say that it is good course , I learned many things. More explanation should be provided for some concepts.

Good course but too challenging unless you have a background in maths. Should go slower with clearer examples.

Some of the terminology doesn't seem congruent with what we use in North America

Realmente se necesita la traducción de los cursos

Grading of assignments takes WAY too long.

The members of faculty participating in this MOOC seem to be knowledgeable of the material, but the presentation lack content. The whole course seems as an outline , rather than a actual course by itself. Needs more core material, not suitable for someone looking to complement or starting fresh in the topic.

Too much math with not enough explanations.

No explanations on how to solve the exercises on any software.

Exercices are very long (the "10 minutes"/exercise is just a joke - one took nearly an hour). Correction of the exercises are poor (just written answers on paper).

I noticed that during video , professor ask test questions and that test question is asked before the professor explains that part. This is irrelevant. How a student can answer that question without any prior knowledge.

If I can understand all of these derivatives, why shall I attend your course? It is not helpful course, especially for persons looking for some practical econometrics applications rather than focusing on the mathematics side of it.

Not much teaching going on here. The concepts are barely touched on before the student is asked to jump into training exercises that require lengthy proofs of concepts not thoroughly taught.

The class recording could have been made simple. Lots of notations, and would definitely be difficult for people without prior econometrics background.

Besides the videos there was low supporting content. I needed to search a lot online to find information that were needed. Waste of money.