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This 20-minute video course is like a Google search for the definitions of the major terms, and keep searching for the new terms you come across. Personally, I don't think it comes under short course; it is like a superficial definition-based short-video. It could have been a better short course. Maybe a better option will be to club all the introduction courses from Google Cloud together. Also, I wouldn't insist on a certification for this course.

Messy coordination of talking points, repeatedly doubled back or included more important information later, especially for the nesting of subsets - made for very disorganized info. I had to stop multple times and rewatch then take notes because of the scattering of info. Also a lot of filler and the last third of videos were less information and more like ads which was infuriating.

The 5 question review is a poorly done way to evaluate the content in the course. The multiple choice questions are "trick questions" where many of them are so similarly worded it is quite hard to find the right answers. Rather than the quiz ensuring you know the answer, it is just poorly done overall. The content in the course is excellent.

Yeah the course content is ok. Before I enrolled the course it was said the certification is provided after completing the Introduction to Genrative AI course. Now, after completed it- I didn't get the certification. Why is tha? There should be a certification for even a small course.

While the material was interesting and informative, the presenter was so, so bad. At points, it sounded like her voice had been cloned by AI and that clone was being used as the audio, as the pacing and tone were way off what would be expected for the material being presented.

Not enough content. The "readings" were mostly not helpful. Those papers that would be useful were of a wildly different level. I'm hoping this is a course meant to lead into others in a group.

Funny, but lazy. A twenty-minute video and three pages of articles are not a course. And the "reading time" is woefully inaccurate. "May take 22 minutes to skim." One of these docs is 77 pages.