Theorey is very shallow and the programming assignments are very basic.

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Subject: Refund Request for NLP Course Dear Coursera Support Team, I recently enrolled in the Natural Language Processing (NLP) course on Coursera. However, I was not informed that passing an exam would be required to complete the course. I found the course content to be too difficult and was unable to complete it successfully. Given these circumstances, I would like to request a refund for the amount paid. When I registered, I was under the impression that the course would be more accessible, and I did not receive any clear communication regarding the mandatory exam. Since I was unable to finish the course and benefit from it, I kindly request that my payment be refunded. Additionally, I would appreciate any further details on the refund process. Please let me know if there are any necessary steps I need to take. My contact number is 7981360231, and you can also reach out to Jajam Teju regarding this matter. I understand that Coursera has specific refund policies, and I appreciate your time in reviewing my request. I hope for a positive resolution and look forward to your response at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your support.

Terribly frustrating experience so far.

I have a phd in a statistical field and many years of experience with machine learning. I took this course to brush up on things I already know, as well as learn some new aspects of NLP.

So far, on courses where the content is a breeze for me, I spend more time trying to get the stupid tests to work than I do answering the questions. Then when my functions pass the tests, the autograder says they fail, and there's no clear explanation for why. The autograder says "see stderr output" but it's not provided! If you so much as breathe the wrong way in the code the autograder will fail.

Then you try to get help and the Coursera documentation says "go ask someone in the forums." Yet you can't find the forums because the link to the forums is not in the place where the documentation says it should be.

I cannot express how badly the material was presented. They are just reading mechanically and gesturing very artificially. It is stressful to follow such videos which lack any natural expression. I guess they are reading from a scrolling text! The English of one of the speakers is highly accentuated and not at all easy to follow. Moreover, many terms and ideas are hushed through and are difficult to understand. What a pity!

You made the first assignment unnecessarily complicated requiring a Twitter API, and Twitter is giving me the runaround. But we should not need one. Besides, the instruction are so poorly formatted, it is a huge waste of time. I am ending my free trial. I am learning more from free Youtube tutorials. I have had some good experiences o Coursera and some terrible ones. This is one of the worst.

The content is not as good as I expected comparing to the deep learning specialization. Mistakes can be found from both lecture and assignment. The instructor did not explain as much and it seems like he was just trying to finish the video rather than explaining. The grading scheme for the last assignment is terrible as my feedback said. I feel disappointed.

Spends a lot of time going over tedious implementation details rather than teaching interesting NLP topics and nuances, especially in the assignments. I would highly recommend spending your money and time on something else.

For having Andrew Ng's course as suggested background for this course this is a big step (read as fall) down.

Very superficial course, just like the rest in the specialization. Quizzes and assignments are a joke. Didn't want to give negative feedback at first, but now that I am doing course #4 in the specialization, which covers material I don't know much about (Attention), I've realized how bad these courses are. Very sad.

The exercise is really badly designed. The "fill in the blank" lab do not help students actually learn. The videos is just a scratch on the surface and do not give students a good understanding of the problem. How you can suppose someone to take in NLP without prior knowledge of calculus or linear algebra?

NLP specialization teaches Logistics regression which must be part of data science 101. Absolute waste of time.! Course 1 & 2 are absolute unnecessary and only for profit maximization because it takes time to finish the hands on exercises.

Each video is ranging from a minute to 5 minutes, which will become bit tough in knowing subject and also the intuition behind each concept is not explained clearly. Will not recommend this course for learning NLP

Stuck at week 3 and week 4 assignments. Atleast for Week 3 i am 100% the grading is incorrect, It is VERY VERY frustrating, please give me my refund for wasting time! Thank you!

I could not finishe the course because I have a compiling trouble.

Is there any way to initialize the assighnment file?

very now or then 2mins of truncated videos make inconsistent, disruptive learning experience.

Very light content, no depth to many of the concepts. Not worth the money.

I have submitted the week 4 lab assignment but it is grading as zeros

Just ignore videos. They're kind of wasting your time.

A disaster of the programming assignment grading

no forum, broken grading test but no fix

Assignments notebooks were not launched.

Too hard

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