Learner Reviews & Feedback for Automating Real-World Tasks with Python by Google
About the Course
challenge them to use multiple skills at once. They’ll take a closer look at how to use external Python modules like the Python Image Library
(PIL) to extend their code’s capabilities. They’ll also use data serialization to turn in-memory objects into messages that can be sent over
programs with Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Finally, learners will solve a real-world problem by using their technical knowledge to
create a program!
Top reviews
HG
May 29, 2020
To me, this is the best course in the specialization. It helps you realize how far you've gotten from just barely learning Python and it also has the best labs where you can practice your skills.
RP
Mar 25, 2020
To me, this is the best course in the specialization. It helps you realize how far you've gotten from just barely learning Python and it also has the best labs where you can practice your skills.
526 - 538 of 538 Reviews for Automating Real-World Tasks with Python
By Eli M
•Jul 18, 2020
I liked that u really got to use what u learned previously but also i didn't like that there were no videos and therefore no great talkers which really made the courses before fun ! I think the last quicklabs assignment should be more error proofed (for example updates are missing and so on). All in all this was a solid course with good content but no comparison for the ones before which i will rate all with 5 stars (Even though even there were slight quicklabs errors).
By Kentechy
•Nov 20, 2020
There is a lot of good info in this course, but there is also a lot that is glossed over and the platform (coursera) has some issues in the labs that they do not always work as intended and have errors in the instructions.
The course is worth doing, but it did leave me feeling like not enough was covered.
By Marcia D P C
•Feb 10, 2024
El curso está bien, en general este es solo de lecturas por lo que se hace bastante largo.
By Jonas B
•Jan 1, 2022
I feel that there are a lot of important technologies that the course could only touch on
By Sean M B
•Oct 13, 2023
Hampered by typos, and the material doesn't adequately prepare you for the assignments.
By Sirojiddin A
•Apr 4, 2024
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By William O J
•Jan 19, 2025
No warning about the quiz's referencing the labs until you are already in the quiz, other questions in modules with no quiz begin with "In this scenario" but there is no scenario provided.
By Lawrence L
•Sep 6, 2022
Kicked out by qwicklaab. Didn't complete the entire lab.
By Deano
•Oct 6, 2020
This course was VERY differently laid out and presented. It's 100% readings and projects, with no videos, quizzes, or other intermediate exercises/check ins to help retain knowledge. This is a big launch off the deep end, which of course it kind of needs to be for the final projects... But the presentation does NOT need to lose the very helpful/chunkable videos format. It feels like this was scraped together last minute, or that they couldn't find a "course host" to do the videos. It just feels really disjointed compared to all the other courses in the series.
By Tomás M
•Sep 6, 2022
Deserves 0 stars. Absolutely useless, completely disconnected from the previous five. I seriously can't believe a whole team of Google members and instructors made such a POINTLESS, GARBAGE certificate. Really hope they take it out from coursera and never scam anyone else into paying it.
By Susan M
•Jul 19, 2021
I would like to quit this course. environment is buggy - and is not taught. I can run into this in the realworld without thinking i'm in a class.. hello?
By Alfons M
•May 20, 2020
To dificult compared to previous 5
By Dhruv R G
•Jun 5, 2020
ok