I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Coursera and Mr. Farhad Abdi for his sincere efforts. The cloud desktop has made learning very much interactive and effective for easy learning.

This course gives brief introduction to the basics of quantum computation Qiskit (IBM software development kit), You will learn how to execute codes in Real Quantum Computer as well as in simulated Environment.

Certain parts of the code was not clear, had to look up online to get more efficient part to understand it in a better way

Good content. Audio quality of the recording is poor. Instructor should correct the caption. Thank you

Excellent for first steps. All theory, which is needed, is provided.

Good course, I enjoyed joining it, thank you my friends

This course is so good for study quantum computing !

Course is good.

Good experience

Nice

This is indeed a good course to understand QISKIT provided you have a basic familiarity of quantum physics. May be it is the format of the guided project but I would have preferred the course to be more extensive. However, a student in the discussion correctly points out that the string is obtained using the information of the string itself.

Informative project to get rudimentary coding experience on Quantum Computer using Qiskit.

Course is really good. Needs improvement on rhyme environment.

Excellent introduction to quantum mechanics programming.

Great Course for basics

Its great for a short quick intro into using Qiskit, but overall I found it wasn't good at explaining things, even certain functions. Its almost too easy and doesn't have any real challenges to feel like I did something. I feel like it could have been a "Quick Start" guide to Qiskit.

The course wasn't the sharpest one, but it was helpful. The web applications for windows was laggy, it'd be better if they handed out the python formats to run in our computer.

I thought that this project was good but topics can be much more enduring

audio was not clear

I could finish this stuff without actually doing anything nor follow the lectures entirely.

This course is really bad. There tones of open source documentations for qiskit, actually way beyond the scope of few things covered here. The highlight is actually the worst part of this course - the implementation of the Bernstein-Vazirani Algorithm. It's actually wrong.

It didn't do what was expected. The course material first thing was to introduce quantum computing. But it didn't do that. It started with the basics of generic computation and then just jumped into qbit and stuff, without any introduction.

The project is to short , and should have included a more detailed description and use of Qiskit tool