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A good class for having a general overview, but it is missing more detailed information about specific and important topics.

This course is good only to give an overview of supply chain logistics, but it does not give little deep to in depth knowledge.

It gives some good birds eye view of the topic, but I wish the course had more in-depth discussion of topics and more technical material.

It includes several information about logistics field but it is not so sophisticated

This course lacks much explanation even on the basic logistics concepts and halfheartedly explains whats left.

Very basic approach of the concepts. Course should probably approach more deeply showing more real life examples. Overall it was quite interesting.

Course could have gone deeper.

The assignment could include MCQs.

Interesting statistics and best case practices. Too light.

Great introductory class on logistics. Require some additional depth on real life scenarios.

It it too hard to get your assignments graded. All the discussion threads are filled with students requesting others to review the assignment. Took multiple requests to get mine evaluated. Study material is great but the assignment really needs review.

method of assignment to pass is no good for me.

More better is a quiz to pass

Need feedback from teacher

Although this is a introductory course the theoretical explanations are a bit poor...

Too little content for the price.

Very Basically course about Logistics,

Missing connections between information and assignments and I found found the course rather shallow.

you have access to the material, but you have to pay 80 USD to take simple quizzes....

I was learning up until Week 4 Assignment. I thought it was a very ambiguous assignment. I struggled how to learn to create map in Google maps, and saw now way to save the file?

I did learn from the course, but found this last assignment to be confusing, ambiguous, and frustrating due to trying to learn to use the tools (Google Maps) while at same time doing the assignment. So, I basically gave up on this one and submitted low quality test, out of frustration. I did learn and will continue finding articles on logistics, reading, and seeking employment in this area.

I really think Coursera should UP the quality of their courses and assignments. Throwing crap together and calling it a learning opportunity is a waste of learners time.

In my opinion it is short of important contents and some of the tasks are not very productive to learn logistics concepts;

Course material was good but stopped short in a couple of areas I felt it needed to go into to have real value. e.g. the location and number of depots is important and here's why, but no material covering the practical side of how.

This became really evident when grading the assessments for that module, one example included a solution where they had placed a depot next door to each customer, giving 10 depots to service 10 customers, I can in no way imagine this is a good or realistic solution.

This is my second minor issue with the course, the assessment criteria is more focused on was the assessment completed rather than was to content any good (which is understandable given its peer reviewed and most will not be qualified to judge the quality of the content.). In many ways I felt this devalued the certificate for completing the course.

it's basic, and the instructions of submitting assignments are not enough.

The information was great but I was SOL when trying to ask for help on a quiz. The professor didn't respond back to any of my emails or post about the quiz.

Course has no protection over peer reviews that are grossly unfair. Try calling Coursera's chat assistant and, after waiting for more than 30 minutes, there's nobody there to assist you.

It is so basic and simple.