Understanding our global economy as a complex system
10 reviews for Complexity Economics An Introduction
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Mark Monsky –
The learning objectives aren’t clear and there has been no assessment along the way to get a sense of whether or not I’ve learned anything. It’s beginning to all sound the same and at such a high level I doubt the information will be at all useful.
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Amit M. Kheradia –
Great course, very detailed!
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Joseph Pelicon –
Clearly explained content but would like a self test at end of each section to check understanding of content covered.
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Michael O’Laughlin –
Clear, well presented ideas. I would value more detail and examples illustrating the concepts and specific ideas currently present in the field.
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Kellen Wolf –
Fantastic content, would have been 10 stars for better visuals.
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D Sankar –
Yes definitely this course is very helpful for all those aspirants who want to explore Economics in detailed sense.
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Maneesh Kumar –
It was a really good session, touched upon major concepts, and helped in my further areas of research.
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Tjipto Juwono –
It is as I expected
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Valentin Schläffer –
very concise and focused selection of material
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Lee Robinson –
The theoretical elements of the course were superb and worthy of five stars.
There could have been a few more examples to illustrate these complex theories.
But the narrator uses ‘to’ and ‘of’ interchangably.
You don’t have a model ‘TO’ something, you have a model ‘OF’ something. And you don’t give an overview ‘TO’ a module, you give an overview ‘OF’ a module!!
Without this, the course would be near perfect but I could not get past how very annoying this was and how it made the delivery much less clear. It was like nails down a blackboard for me.
Mark Monsky –
The learning objectives aren’t clear and there has been no assessment along the way to get a sense of whether or not I’ve learned anything. It’s beginning to all sound the same and at such a high level I doubt the information will be at all useful.
Amit M. Kheradia –
Great course, very detailed!
Joseph Pelicon –
Clearly explained content but would like a self test at end of each section to check understanding of content covered.
Michael O’Laughlin –
Clear, well presented ideas. I would value more detail and examples illustrating the concepts and specific ideas currently present in the field.
Kellen Wolf –
Fantastic content, would have been 10 stars for better visuals.
D Sankar –
Yes definitely this course is very helpful for all those aspirants who want to explore Economics in detailed sense.
Maneesh Kumar –
It was a really good session, touched upon major concepts, and helped in my further areas of research.
Tjipto Juwono –
It is as I expected
Valentin Schläffer –
very concise and focused selection of material
Lee Robinson –
The theoretical elements of the course were superb and worthy of five stars.
There could have been a few more examples to illustrate these complex theories.
But the narrator uses ‘to’ and ‘of’ interchangably.
You don’t have a model ‘TO’ something, you have a model ‘OF’ something.
And you don’t give an overview ‘TO’ a module, you give an overview ‘OF’ a module!!
Without this, the course would be near perfect but I could not get past how very annoying this was and how it made the delivery much less clear. It was like nails down a blackboard for me.