Opiniones y comentarios de aprendices correspondientes a Programming for the Internet of Things Project por parte de Universidad de California en Irvine
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BS
Sep 11, 2019
A very interesting course. Students get the freedom to choose their own ideas and are allowed to implement it. Learnt how to approach a project logically and systematically.
AS
Jan 04, 2017
One of the easiest and informative course which makes you believe on your potential and still teaches you sufficient to lean and gain confidence in subject matter
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por Gregg H
•May 12, 2016
Gives a very good overview on the steps needed to create documentation for an Internet of Things project.
por Djs
•Mar 14, 2016
Review of system requirements and specification, project optional. Would have been better with examples/templates and a discussion on writing well formed and lessons learned. As the discussion forums are disabled - that interaction became a lost opportunity..
por KRISHNA K Y
•May 27, 2018
Good tips are given. I think these final words are very important in executing our final project.
por MOHAN S P
•Dec 01, 2018
good
por MADDI J S
•Dec 10, 2018
good !well experienced through this course
por María J S G
•Dec 27, 2018
Interesting 5 courses and capstone!
por jose l r m
•Jan 15, 2019
PRETTY GOOD
por MANYAM S A
•Feb 11, 2019
good
por voodikala p
•Feb 11, 2019
nice experience
por Pavan V
•Jul 08, 2016
I think we should provide more time for the folks to make their project and put up the video. Else it is a great one.
por RAJENDRAPRASAD K
•Mar 08, 2019
VERY USEFUL FOR PRESENT DAYS TECHNICAL CANDIDATES
por Bruno C A C
•Aug 11, 2017
This is a great IOT introduction. The teacher Ian Harris have a concise method for instruct. All lessons have a practical exercise and you learn much more.
por José A B
•Aug 14, 2017
Pragmatic and pratical, using very simple examples. Ideal for a person, like me, that will build real systems, but is not interested to get excessive details. A person that needs to learn what are the main subjects and how to deal with them.
por Mohammad A R
•Dec 17, 2016
This course really just pushes you to put everything you learn into work, It was a exactly the way I wanted a capstone project to be! Would recommend it after you complete the rest of the series of courses.
por Abhishek K S
•Jan 04, 2017
One of the easiest and informative course which makes you believe on your potential and still teaches you sufficient to lean and gain confidence in subject matter
por MILTIADIS M
•Oct 12, 2016
Excellent!!!
por Vikas Y
•May 31, 2017
I learnt the systematic design process that has to be followed while developing an IoT solution.
por german a n a
•Aug 21, 2017
I learned a lot.
It is very funny.
I liked a lot.
I recommend this course.
por Binod
•Sep 13, 2017
this course is not just nice or learn enrich but awesome. After completing this specialization course, I feel now I am able to say that I am IOT engineer and yes of course learnt a lot of things. It is very much recommended course if you really want to start your first step in world of IOT. It will teach how to start your study for IOT and which area is most important. Thanks to Mr. Ian G. Harris and all Coursera Management.
por Suresh N K
•Jun 28, 2018
Great course.
por prudhvi k
•May 12, 2018
good
por Jorge N
•Jul 25, 2016
Very good course!
por Takashi S
•Jul 25, 2017
Good organization. Easy to follow but covers all the essentials.
por Varunjith V
•Mar 28, 2016
Really good. I helped me to make my own project Healthcare Based IoT device. Till doing this I was unaware that how to do a project and how important is the prework before implementing in hardware. Thank you proffessor Ian Harris
por Marcelo J R
•Jun 30, 2017
I did a fantastic project with Arduino and a Raspberry Pi. A Mars Rover "emulator". I also published the project on instructables.com and Hackster.io:
https://www.instructables.com/id/Mobile-Station-Prototype-for-Environmental-Data-Ca/
The MagPi Magazine wrote an article about the project:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/mars-rover/
Thanks a lot!
