The same issues as with the other projects in this series. The instructor's voice is not very clear and it is very difficult to understand his accent. The project is too short in my opinion. It'll hardly take 1 hour to complete. The quiz at the end of the project is trivial, and in fact has one wrong answer. With no access to a transcript, it will become difficult at times to understand what the instructor is trying to say. You can very well watch any YouTube videos and tutorials to learn how to calculate Treynors ratio, value at risk (VaR), and Beta.

not giving any certificate

There is a file one is meant to download so the course can be completed, as far as 3 months ago this file has been corrupted with no response from the creator/instructor and no resolution. There is no option to then opt out of the course, so as a result you fail the course as you can't do the assessment.

not helpful, the practice material that is provided is somewhat corrupted and it does not open on excel and google sheets

Files are not provided

The google sheets file used for the course is not working.

Nice for the basic idea for the investment risks but for this particular course i think with quiz you must give a case study and tell us to find all the things and tell us to plot the graph in the end and you access it before the certification.

Very nice! Although the quiz had an error in the answer in the 3rd question: Given 3.2% monthly return of a stock, 0.2% monthly risk free rate, and beta of 1.5, calculate the Treynor ratio, the project was very interesting!

Another brilliant, practical and very informative course in Mr. Ochilov's series of lectures with the CPN. If you are interested in statistics and finance, you should take this quick course.

couurse seems to be very good but the course stated in recommended experience, i.e., compare stock returns with google sheets is unavailable, therefore forcing me to leave the course halfway.

The course was really good for understanding few key concepts. The answer to quiz question on Treynor Ratio' needs further explanations. (Returns-Rf)/Beta should be 0.02.

It is a simple course that you would understand with simple language (English). Very well constructed course. Good experience.

In the grade test, 2nd question which was "Given 3.2% monthly return of a stock, 0.2% monthly risk free rate, and beta of 1.5, calculate the Treynor ratio", i answered 0.02 which was in the given options but still it marked it incorrect.

not understandable, finished the course with 0 extra knowledge

This certification will provide me with practical, hands-on skills in investment, allowing me to help businesses and organizations mitigate risks, protect their digital assets, and develop more secure innovations. It will also allow me to contribute to sustainable business models by promoting responsible and secure technology use, ensuring that businesses can thrive in an increasingly interconnected world without compromising data integrity.

Good course! I don't know how much the actual course costs, but since my university offers Coursera access for free, I think it's worth the time.

If the course had a cost, I don't know if it would be worth it, since you don't learn much, and it is an experience that you can easily finish in 90 minutes.

Excellent course! The practical approach to investment risk management helped me understand key concepts easily. The explanations were clear, and the hands-on exercises were very useful. Highly recommend for anyone interested in finance and risk analysis!

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actually I'm not fluent in English but I'll try my best to learn about investment risk management. and how the lecturer explained the theory is really good and easy to understand even though I'm not fluent in English.

It's a nice thing to used shortcut techniques in computing the table as well as graphs actually fit to this subject. It's impressive for me show a one picture describe itself.