This course was not what I expected. Despite being mandatory training requested by my employer, I found it to be unengaging, tedious, and ultimately a waste of time. The topics covered were of little interest to me, making it difficult to stay focused and motivated throughout the course. Overall, I did not find the content valuable or relevant to my role, and I would not recommend it to others.

The videos should be merged instead of numerous 1 or 2 minute long videos. Lots of very short videos are not conducive to learning. The spreadsheet assignment is confusing and I could not find a real guide on how to use the spreadsheet. I think this course needs a lot of refinement and clarification to be useful.

I was searching for RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION course , but in coursera i found SRE .I thought it is the same i am searching . But it seems for IT employees not for the core sectors. . So please provide RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION course.

The instructor is only reading the manuscript, and the students are just learning a compressed version of the introduction. It is difficult to fully grasp this knowledge through limited learning. Open questions and peer review are actually not so useful.

The "quiz's" are mostly guess work, and they provide no feedback once they are passed. How is anyone supposed to learn a topic, when they are asked to answer questions on items they were not taught, and given no feedback on, once completed?

I found this training to be very difficult to follow. Even the submissions are difficult to achieve properly and the peer review process I really think does not provide any value.

It's all Youtube videos and thought exercises that come from Google's SRE book. Why is this a course?

By far the worst course I've taken on Coursera

in the next days my considerations.

Very poorly structured.

Worst course ever.