Great introductory course.

Greaty foundational info

very beginner friendly

Outstanding training!

very explanatory….

Very informative

Muy buen curso

Very helpful!

Great course

good course

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Overall, this was a great course! I found it to be highly informative and well-structured. However, I felt that Modules 1 and 3 were a bit challenging to follow, especially considering that the course does not require any prior experience in the subject. Including more real-life examples in these modules—similar to what was done effectively in Module 5—would make the content more accessible and relatable. Despite this, the course provided valuable insights, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in learning about clinical trials.

Content was informative and there were interesting examples and case studies. The lecturers occasionally read the slides word-for-word which can be frustrating. Otherwise a very good introduction to clinical trial design.

Interesting concepts for anyone starting in the clinical trials world. Would have been nice getting a few more use cases and graphic content, but the course structure and content is good overall.

first 3 modules very good and rigorous- good background for sap. last 2 modules mostly common sense.

Some concepts are a little confusing but overall the course gives a very good overview of the topic.

Tremendous amount of slide information that was not discussed. Learning became confusing.

Really lets you know the basics of clinical trials. A very nice course for beginners

wonderful course who work upon clinical research field

Good Learning

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The most boring and uninteresting method of instruction. The major concepts should have been placed on the slides instead of just a verbal instruction. Very surprising that this course is not as effective as it could be.

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I feel coursera is complex to learn and mostly difficult to understand some of the assignment questions. The dumbest thing is that when you try to prepare a programming questions, it should be clear about the databases/tables and etc. Coursera want me to remember those specific dataset and write the code. I hope it would be better the assignment are designed in such a way make sense.