Although the course covers key HTA concepts within a short timeframe, it unfortunately does not address any data science topics, despite what the course title suggests.

I liked the selection of the many papers fantastic and that their understanding was included in the quizes (however somewhat too easy). A further reading list would be great at the end. Also the video material although very concise could be a little bit more comprehensive. A case study as included in the other Coursera course by Genentech around Patient Centered Outcomes would have been very illustrative. Else it was a very nice introduction into the field

The course is a very basic introduction to HTA. There was no content on data science that I could tell, unless Markov models, decision trees, and simulation count. The notes for each module are decent, if somewhat basic. The quizzes are trivially easy, so look for alternative ways to assess your learning or understanding. Most of the value I got from the course were the well-selected supplementary readings. Disclosure: I've been interested in HTA for a while, so I already had some background. Had I been entirely new to the discipline, I think I would have found it more useful. If I could, I'd give this 3.5 stars.

I love this course as it is simple to understand and concise. Will be better if it can include more calculation or case scenarios in this course =)

Great course

Good information, but I wish the details of the articles had been presented in slides. Would also be nice to see real-world examples.

Great overview, would be useful to have more real-life examples.

The course was OK. PDFs of the slides were useful. The organisation and duration of videos could be better. I would give 3.5 stars because I felt I learned something on one hand, and on the other hand I think the organisation of the course material could be better.

this was just short videos, and I answered wrong just one question and I failed?? where is my certificate??