great

While the theoretical part of the course is OK, the labs which are in matlab are absolutely useless. Matlab is never mentioned during the course except in the labs so someone who hasn't used it ever is going to have to do a lot of googleing. There are also no graded quizes so passing the course completely depends on using Google to solve the matlab labs...

I also don't really see the relevance of the included labs to the theory that is thought. The labs are really basic stuff that doesn't have anything to do with computer vision but are only related to basic image manipulation.

The instructors are good but the objective of the course is not very clear. The lectures are theoretical but the exercise are too technical. I can only scrap my way through due to my generic programming experience (and maybe a bit of hard-coding) but I had to struggle a lot. Also, the course content is pushed too fast. While I understand that this is introductory, having too many concepts covered without explaining make things more confusing.

The course videos are an interesting introduction into computer vision. Because this course includes a license to use matlab, I found the matlib introductory course fascinating and learned a lot. However, the actual assignments for the computer vision class are not described very well, and do not at all correlate with the lectures. In the end the course gave me some interesting ideas, but I certainly don't think it was well thought out.

Good points: Introduction to some good MATLAB based functions and operations, Pseudo-code available in the exercises.

Bad Points: Course material just too basic, no mathematical understanding provided, concepts only introduced, course videos have no relation with the MATLAB exercises.

Essentially if you do not have an image processing background, it leaves you confused about what exactly you learned.

There is no in-depth explanation to anything. There is not a single connection between what the course teaches and the assignments given. It simply gazes over very important topic that needs to be taught. The course is about the history and techniques involved in CV. None of the techniques are explained in detail. I will not recommend this if someone is looking to learn about CV

I think the course lacks a lot of context and practical skills, it's just like watching a documentary with useless information, and the resources that were actually useful was just given to students to review for themselves instead of them being explained by the lecturers.

The course is poorly designed and prepared. Most materials presented are directly or indirectly obtained from other online sources. The course ONLY briefly talks about computer vision concepts.

The information in the course is very high level and the assignments are quite brief. I'd say this course should be considered a "discount" course since it's so light weight.

I found a lot of things off the topic for an introductory course in computer vision. On top of that matlab could have been replaced by python or kept as optional.

The course is pretty good but way to short for the money paid. It should include a lot more Matlab practical and theoretical play

The course wasn't very challenging, not worth the money the course needs more programming challenges.

Too basic. Its best to have another course in a line-up for advanced and intricate topics in vision.

A bit too basic without much explanation on how to do a simple application on your own

I dont think its very helpful, not well-organized and informative, too vague.

I want to unenroll from this course. Please unenroll me

more intro on matlab programming had to be introduced

Very poor quality course.

Incomplete content

The course should rated zero. I have never taken a course as bad as this one. The whole course is not worth a dime to buy, and is not worth a minute to study. All it gives is a bunch of extremely superficial videos on computer vision, which are completely unrelated with the quiz. The Matlab assignments are also utterly irrelevant with the rest of the course. If you want to learn Computer Vision, please do avoid it; if you want to learn Matlab, make sure you avoid it (it gives zero instruction on how to use Matlab)!

This course gave a very brief introduction to the history and basic concepts in computer vision. Most of the materials are rather too shallow and a bit skimming.

However, the Matlab exercises are fun, especially the last one in week 4.

This course could have been a lot more exciting by diving deeper into the concepts with more quantitative exercises. The current version is not recommended if you really want to learn basic computer vision techniques.

Teaches pretty much nothing. Feels like an introduction to a full course with no actual course behind it. Teachers jumped from explaining basics to talking about subjects that had never been brought up before. Labs were already completed most of the time or had strange errors. Course feels outdated and offers no suggestions for how to continue.

The course is okay but doesn't tell anything about the basics of MATLAB and directly gives you an assignment. So, enrol in this course only if you are familiar with programming in MATLAB. Another thing which I noticed is there is no one to answer your questions in Discussions Forum which is sad.

I was unable to understand how to solve the assignments although I completed all the tutorials for the week completely. Initially I tried to take help from the forum to understand but than when the same thing repeated in further weeks I skipped the tutorials.

Inconsistent volume throughout lectures. Lecture content started off simple then dived deep into the technical in a matter of seconds. Lecture and weekly MATLAB assignments don't correlate. No guidance or preparatory substance for MATLAB assignments.