Good course but for a beginner, it's hard to understand the real options theory concept and game theory. More videos to be added to make it beginner-friendly.

Very interesting MOOC, some questions were not so clear in my opinion.

Full answers would have been nice (may be because i was not familiar with the subject).

Very useful the first half of the course, as it is very practical.

It is maybe too theoretical the second half of the course.

Overall, 100% recommended.

A course that goes beyond the standard finance courses in explaining what practices are used in valuations of different types of companies/industries.

Such an excellent course! only aspect I would change is that the quizzes that require calculation must have an excel sheet

The accent of the professor is sometimes hard to understand. However, it is a very interesting course overall.

Very interesting and challenging. But the value additions point of view, it is highly recommended.

Maybe reconsider the rounding mechanism in the quizzes. All in all great content, learned a lot.

Oftentimes, the certificate quizzes were way too distant from the content of the course itself.

unique subject ... excellent graphics ... Pr's accent difficult to understand sometimes

the course was good but it could have been better if more real examples were embedded!

A highly interested method to consider a company value beyond the free cash flow NPV

I think it is great for having a broad view of what advanced corporate finance is.

Special angle, but the accent of the professor add difficulty to the course.

Really well strucntured vourse that goes well beyond mere DCF analysis.

Perhaps you include some form of spreadsheet based learning tools.

Really useful when it comes to valuation and investment decisions.

It is a good course but concepts should be elaborated more clearly

The pronunciation of Han Smit is very difficult to understand.

Wanted more resources or reading material

Interesting and helpful course

Great course.

Too rushed

The animated videos as well as those with professor Han Smith were quite good and fun to watch. Sometimes the calculations were a bit difficult to follow, especially on a smaller device (iPad), but it's ok for an advanced course. What I didn't like so much was the overall structure - some things seem to be repeated randomly, not only from the introduction in part 1. Other topics seemed to pop up in quizes or discussions first time, and I found it difficult to navigate to the corresponding video to digest it again.