This course was much better than the first course in specialization, which was a mess. However, the last week seems to have missed an entire section of material. The final quiz had three questions on the Cash Conversion Cycle and that was never discussed in any of the videos. Week 4's introduction mentions that it would be taught. I had to look up how to do the questions on youtube.

Also, I'm pretty sure I did the quiz questions correctly, but I got one of them wrong. I look up everywhere how to answer the days in inventory questions and all the formulas say its 365 / Inventory Turnover, where inventory turnover = COGS / Average Inventory. I plugged in the numbers and got 31 days, but the correct answer was 29. The only was I could make 29 work is if you used COGS + SG&A instead of just COGS in the inventory turnover ratio. That doesn't make sense to me, but I finished the course so on to the next one, I guess.

I wish these courses were better...

content could be explained in a much better way with interactive ways. The last module was typically very boring and I couldn't get what the teacher was trying to say

Today is 07/17/2023, and I have just finished this course. I want to say that the first weeks are okay, as they are derived from some other courses by the same provider, University of Illinois. However, the last two weeks make me feel so miserable. In particular, the last week was terrifying because the videos are so long and hard to follow. The answer provided in the final graded quiz is wrong, and I don't want to mark wrong answer to get 100% overall. I only finish this course to get the specialization certificate. If you see this comment, I hope you won't take this course.

Change the professor his teaching skill is very low(Voice not clear, struggling in speaking

Lack of further explanations for some of calulation during module 4

There are a lot of mistakes in tests

poor instruction, presentation, and organization of info

The instructor was knowledgeable and explained things pretty well in the lectures. He did tend to rush through a few of the topics and sometimes I felt that the quiz/test questions were either a little ahead of what he was teaching or in a few rare cases, didn't reflect what he taught.

This course is very easy for those who do not have accounting background. Really enjoyed learning and looking forward in enrolling the next course for specialization. Thank you university of Illinois and Coursera for this wonderful experience

This course will take anyone who wants to learn about balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements on a thorough examination of everything needed to assess the past, present, and future of corporations.

such and excellent and exceptional course there. Required high level of commitment and dedication

Excellent Platform, and really a helpful thing to do

It's a really good course for a finance person.

a very excellent instructor i am very impress

Good overall, very informative

Really helpful for knowledge.

I enjoy the class

Excellent course

nice course

Very good