カリフォルニア大学アーバイン校（University of California, Irvine） による Effective Problem-Solving and Decision-Making の受講者のレビューおよびフィードバック

would be great to have actual case studies as assignments.

Good course with well explained topics.

It could be better if there were more working/practice examples, but it lays down a good overview of the techniques and decision making process.

It's a good course but not great. Something is missing and I can't pinpoint what.

Very b

Nice course, but a little "light" at times.

What's great though is that there are no deadlines, which really enabled learning at my own pace whenever I had free time :)

The instructor is sub par,. Questions are a bit vague

Quite useful and interesting. But not fully live up to my expectations !

G

the professor is boring and too much academic materials

Interesting overview on the topic.

This is good for new born managers

good course for beginners

Simple and clear explanations to solve problems.

Interesting but didn't explain in depth many of the topics.

Course was basic. Structure was not robust. Video editing was poor, in some areas the sound was out of sync and the video zoom was out of proportion.

A good overview of tools for juniors or university students just getting into things. Easy to understand.

It might not have the depth satisfy more senior professionals, but could be a good refresher if not.

Presenter seemed a little unsure of what he was presenting by times

Some interesting stuff in there.

A couple of lectures need video editing though. (There is one where the lecturer says "Let me start over" and then starts over. The less than optimal start could be trimmed off.)

O curso é meio sem foco e muito básico

Many points are just a presentation of bulletins with a very brief description. Could use a little more depth or at least some pointers for further study.

Concise but too concise I feel. Maybe it's meant for more foundation/beginner level ? Else, need more details. Not just overview.

And, need more involvement/engagement from students, need multiple (randomized per attempt) questions in quizzes, need participation from course producers/TAs for questions and clarifications needed by students (in discussion forums).

The content is quite interesting ,but the professor was lacking luster .

It was good insight into problem-solving in companies.

It should show more how to implement the skills learned in real life.