學生對 范德堡大学 提供的 Android App Components - Services, Local IPC, and Content Providers 的評價和反饋

The lessons are excellent. Unfortunately there is a lack of practical application of what's taught in the lessons. The optional exercises are a start, but aren't optimal. They are better suited to the actual material than the exercises in the previous MOOC though. Especially the lessons on services and ipc were quite good. If this course had better exercise material, it would be top!

Tricky concepts explained in a good and practicle way... But you will have to spend much time by reading and analyzing examples and solving optional exercises... And reviewing past Moocs to extract all date from this mooc.

Content is useful and explination is good details about threads ,services are much explained

Well-done theoretical course for those who already deal with android.

it was good n everything was explained properly with example

Need little change or update. But very good explanation!

Some Modules are very complicated and hard to follow.

Good Course learn a lot of thing

very helpful

要是有中文字幕就好了

Amazing!!

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too much academic and theoretical materials, the instructor is explaining in a very advanced way for beginners, of course i got benefit from it, but i think it should be more easy and understandable

and thanks a lot for your effort, it is really appreciated

best luck

Shows many options for communicating between services and activities in a way that just overwhelms the student and confuses the various approaches.

Only three stars because of the last week. I do not think that content providers are well explained here.

Very hard to understand. Unhelpful assignments. Boring.

Quite difficult to understand than other courses.

More compulsory programming assignments needed

A boring course. Not enough practice.

good

it was a difficult subject for me but good content

Extremely confusing (and optional!) assignments, absolutely inadequate evaluation (4 quizzes with no assignments), lots of cramped up theory with little to no practice, and lack of communication with instructors.