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Fendy L. · Reviewed over 1 year ago

yes

Claudio Hiram C. · Reviewed over 1 year ago

According to your categorization of this course it is an introductory course, but in the first lab you are expecting people to be familiar with Pandas and or numpy when someone may not even be familiar with python. This is absurd. You should have a prerequisite for the course of some other training course which goes over the most frequently used pandas/numpy commands/functions and either covers all of those that you plan on using in your other training or done in a way that is NOT a timed lab where someone could go off and research if necessary. To have to stop at the first lab then go off and research whether you have a course which covers this or not, or find some alternative on the Internet effectively defeats being in this course in the first place.

Scot S. · Reviewed over 1 year ago