It is a good course but there were some bits that could've been explained better

Works with old xcode and a lot of old content should be updated with new xcode

The course is a bit out of date. Tutor was great. Nice and simple.

just well-defined video lecture on basic topics for beginners

Excellent course thank you very much to the teachers

S​ometime the exercises are not clear and ambigous

Xcode version in course outdated

The course is way too simple.

It needs to be more detailed

The course material is good.

Great effort

Very basic

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There’s some really good information in this course & the trainers are engaging and informative BUT it does veer wildly from basic beginner stuff to much more advanced stuff in the blink of an eye. It requires a lot of independent reading and research by the student, and if you are prepared to do that, then you will get the most out of this course. Something to be aware of is that if you submit your quizzes via the coursera app then you may find that you will get marked wrong even for the correct answers. My advice is to do all quizzes via the website directly to avoid this bug.

I was looking for a next level course on Swift 5 after not being able to locate anything else (to my liking) on LinkedIn Learning. Current Xcode is at version 11 and Swift 5, however some of the material in the courses are still referencing IOS10 (it's IOS13 currently).

Some part of the XCODE UI has also changed and that necessitated me to google and locate where the buttons are located.

I do however love the MVC and OOP which I have used on MonkeyC (a Garmin coding language) but was not really utilising it to the fullest extend.

The course is definitely helpful for initial understanding. However some crucial topics are missing, for example Initialization, Optional values, etc. It would be impossible to pass any assessment without tons of research.

I also couldn't get the purpose of including MVC chapter into the course.

Thanks for external references, - they were very helpful.

Really basic stuff, nothing new if you have a little experience in Swift, also couple mistakes found, even in last quiz: Swift Architecture Assessment, question 1 is obviously wrong. I just took this course because it's part of specialization and as I understand you have to pass all the courses to get whole specialization done.

I enjoyed the course overall. I feel that there should be more practice examples and problems. Further, I would like to receive feedback on my code somehow by checking the practice problems. Lastly, I did not receive answers to any of my question sin the discussion forum which was pretty disappointing.

The course is providing very basic understanding fo the Swift programming language.

Sometimes it's annoying that mentor use a buggy/beta Xcode version that crash very often.

It's good, but it covers about 20-30% of the material, the rest you should learn elsewhere.

S​e debe de actualizar los video ya que muchas de herramientas en xcode no esta ubicadas en el mismo lugar que la version del el video o dejar intruciones para encontrarlas ya que perdia bastante tienpo buscado herramienta que indican el los videos.

L​eider ist der Kurs nicht mehr auf dem jetzigen Standard von Swift und XCode. Dier ersten beiden Wochen waren sehr gut, danach war es nur noch eine grobe Hilfestellung. Die Erklärungen wären sehr gut, wenn der Kurs aktualisiert werden würde

This course is not for beginner programmers. While they explain the syntax of the Swift language the instructors don't delve into concepts and tend to give you the basic overall, leaving you to learn the logic and reasoning yourself.

It is more appropriate for students who have already been familiar with Swift. Some questions of quiz aren't discover by video. This course is good for refreshing of your knowledge but not for learning.

The course was not updated with new version of Xcode. My suggestion is to add a guide file to the course to advice how to use new Xcode, playground or... thank you.

The course is ok but it lacks the assignment projects and peer evaluations that other programming courses on Coursera have.