Learner Reviews & Feedback for Client Needs and Software Requirements by University of Alberta
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TD
Apr 17, 2020
Very useful course for any one in the Software industry that currently working with clients. Help us to improve how to communicate efficiently with them and get the quality business requirement
DB
Jun 16, 2020
This was one of the toughest topic i have ever encountered to, but the instructors made this course very simple, I respect their effort in teaching. I really loved this course.
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By Akash P
•Apr 27, 2020
Excellent course complemented by comprehensive notes!
By Florian P
•May 16, 2017
Very Good exercise. Id verification process is slow.
By Uchechi N (
•Apr 1, 2025
A very insightful course, i learn a whole lot
By Tola O
•Jan 19, 2023
details were explained properly. Thank you.
By Shanelle B
•Nov 22, 2017
The course was organized and engaging.
By Farina K
•May 5, 2025
Great content and helpful assigmments
By Daniyal S
•May 9, 2020
This course enhance my knowledge alot
By Oleksandra S
•Nov 7, 2018
Quite useful!!! Thanks a lot!
By Victor M B M
•Jan 27, 2016
Good material, easy to learn
By Shawn M
•Nov 3, 2017
I enjoyed the course.
By Mohammed A K
•Oct 18, 2016
I liked the course.
By tega a
•Apr 20, 2023
Very educational
By jean d j l
•Aug 13, 2016
Great courses...
By Baby J M
•May 31, 2017
Helpful Course
By Suraj S
•Feb 14, 2022
it very good.
By Ezaden S M
•Dec 12, 2020
Great course!
By Sergio L T P
•Jun 21, 2016
great course
By Aya K
•Oct 26, 2021
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By Chanchal D
•May 9, 2020
Thank You
By Boris D S R
•Mar 18, 2020
Great!
By KRISHNA K V
•Jul 20, 2023
Good
By MAYANK R
•May 8, 2020
good
By Ainash
•May 15, 2017
Good
By david w
•Dec 8, 2016
good
By Josiah C
•May 12, 2022
There are a whole lot of terms here. A lot of the answers to questions seemed to rely on minoot understanding of definitions that I don't recall being discussed in the course materials, glossary, or videos. They talk a lot about the terms, but not how to distinguish between them. I still learned a lot, but the questions made me doubt my understanding of what they taught, and I wasn't sure where I could go to learn how to think correctly enough to answer their questions easily. Quizes don't show the correct answers you didn't select, just the ones you selected incorrectly, so it is hard to learn what you are missing.