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The course provides a solid foundation in the subject matter and covers key concepts effectively. However, it would benefit greatly from the inclusion of more practical examples to help bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. Additionally, greater class interference—such as interactive discussions, peer collaboration, or instructor-led problem-solving—would enhance engagement and deepen understanding. These improvements could make the learning experience more dynamic and impactful.

There is some quality information in this course, however, the voice of the instructor is clearly an A.I voice. Also, the information is not easily digestible, and the course is not well structured. Piles of information comes to you in a PowerPoint presentation that is not easy to ingest, especially if you are not savvy with the content.

Not sure if this was right course for all level employees. Also there were couple wrong answers vs syllabus / course info that need to be updated.

the course is interesting however its a sales pitch advertisement for intel products

this course is good but too long

Old course material.

Duration long

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Not sure why this is a "AI Fundamentals" Specialization available for general audience. It's an seemingly outdated Intel Internal Sales Team Training Course. It does say it teaches how to "Sell AI" but its highly specific to Intel Staff.

Unclear explanations and incorrect marking in graded quizzes. I expected better from Intel.

Worst course I have ever taken on the platform. It's completely outdated (like years outdated), tests are not even remotely related to the course's materials, and worst of all, it's pretty much a course to sell Intel CPUs rather than learn anything.

This training is absolutely not relevant to our job and to our AI learning. It is more for AI architects, AI developers, etc.....

more of marketing course by intel

An intel sales pitch. Very poor

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