There were a lot of info that seemed too technical for that of a scrum master. It seemed like this course belonged to an IT programming course instead. There was also an error in the first quiz that gives you feedback that you got the answer correct but it grades you wrong anyway

There is little valuable information here to learn and he course is quite badly written, especially the tests. There is more value in the referenced readings, but all in all the whole learnings of this course could be passed on a one-pager.

Hi! This course will not help you if you plan to be prepared for PSM exam. Choose another course.

Don't buy this Course this does not help with the purpose.

This is a wonderful opportunity to learn step by step about the Agile Methodology Scrum for the Hardware and Software projects and focus to the Team of The Teams. You can do it too, just click and go ahead. Thank you Mr. Jim Sullivan, thank you LearnQuest, Thank you Coursera. Kind Regards.

Very interest approach to combine hardware and software integration by using emulators, and implementing agile strategies

It is good course to improve the knowledge and so that we can implement what we work in the regular work

An amazing course. I have learned interesting knowledge for myself.

A lot of reading but the information was helpful and needed

Great course! Very well-structured!

Practical and easy to understand.

They make learning SCRUM so easy

Excelente curso

Great course!

Good Practice

Good to learn

Thanks You !

Very nice

great

Nice!

Good amount of detailed material. Quite thourough. At points it's hard to concentrate because of the delivery. Spelling mistakes in the course text. It would be good to be able to download more course material like the slides being used. There wasn't any project at the end of the course like other specialisations.

I'd like to give this section a 4.5, but it's not a 5. It's in the third session that you start getting repetitive information. There's still new info and new thoughts, but there's a decent amount of repeat topics.

e​xcellent

I felt the course brushd over the material and only scratched the surface. The quizzes are abysmally written and questions are so imprecise that multiple answes are often actually correct.

A​ very weak entry in an otherwise useful course - it promotes SAFe, which (though popular) is specifically NOT endorsed by the inventors of Scrum, and relies on needlessly wordy documentation and abstract definitions that, when put into practice, actually make things worse in the corporate environment. By all means, follow this guidance if you want to work in a large, dysfunctional corporate environment - but regard any mention of SAFe with a large bucket of salt: if it looks like impenetrable jargon that seems entirely at odds with the core values of Scrum, that's because it is.