A somewhat basic course that focusses more on content sharing( inviting to a project, moving, copying files) rather than design and/or modelling knowledge. The part about sustainability was good. But there was lots of focus on unnecessary items of Fusion 360.

The material was out of date. Some of the features discussed were not in the actual software and vice versa. It made it fairly hard at times to follow the instructions, especially when designing and altering the previously created files. You can do it.

Very simple course with great video instruction. I wish there was a better way to have a sense of connection with a couple of peers or even the instructor of the course. For the most part I felt pretty isolated even with the discussion page.

It is a great course and platform to learn a digital manufacturing course provided by coursera.

I thought it is for Electrical subject but going through videos and study materials i got that it's an mechanical.

The course later two lectures are good. The first two courses are very basic and very non technical as well as simplistic. The course could be improved.

Gute Einführung, leider tlw. veraltete Inhalte. Programmfunktionen werden erklärt und im Quiz abgefragt die nicht mehr verfügbar sind!

This is a simple course and is amazing for absolute beginners but not for people with a little experience with CAD or CAM

quite basic for my skills , but I understand it could be very useful for people is getting into the fusion 360 software

ITS JUST A BASIC COURSE WHERE I ONLY LEARNED ABOUT THE TOOLS AND HOW TO USE

Course material is not updated to latest version of fusion 360

It can have more practical design parts,but it was great ♥

please focus more on teaching design process in fusion 360

Limited technical knowledge

enough for introduction

Useful Course

For beginners

very basic

Its nice

good

It might for the manager, not for teaching you to design on it.

too much details and easy

no use

I'm sure it was useful in it's day but this course is for an older version of Fusion 360. That means for every lesson you learn how things used to be done and where tools used to be, then you teach yourself how to do it with the current version of the software. Assignments and quizzes you then need to recall the process of the older version in order to pass. While some things are still accurate it is unnecessarily time consuming to memorize instructions for an outdated program version then teach yourself how to complete exercises in the new version. TLDR You are better off teaching yourself or finding an up to date course.

I would have liked to have given 5 stars and was keen to learn but as the course progresses, the videos use a legacy version of the software which is unavailable.

The used software version is out dated and guidelines is so poor with less fusion 360 related tutorials