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Overall, an interesting course that cannot be found ordinarily in a classroom setting. Instructor explains the concepts well, and the personal element adds to the course. Gives new insight into the meaning of numbers and definitely helps improve certain math skills such as proving statements, geometry, algebra etc. Quizzes are easy, a light course in terms of assessments overall.. One downside is that the questions have no solutions posted (at least I could not find it) so we do not have a correct framework for answering these types of questions. Also, some videos had an excessive non-mathematical, historical and oriental side to them which did not exactly appeal to me. However, definitely a unique course that will provide you with a unique perspective.

El curso es muy entretenido, te da una perspectiva distinta de en donde se encuentran las matemáticas dentro de la naturaleza. Si se tiene conocimientos matemáticos como lo es cálculo, álgebra y geometría es bastante ameno seguirlo paso a paso.

Solamente critico que hay un par de tópicos que no se vieron tanto a profundidad, como lo fue la ecuación de Lucas, que si bien es bastante similar a la de Fibonacci, al momento de responder las evaluaciones no existía una práctica previa en las clases.

I liked this course, and I discovered the amazing relationships one can derive for Fibonacci numbers and related entities. The lecturer is very clear, and if one does the exercises then one gets a good grasp of the subject. I gave it only four stars partially because the subject matter seems to be more a way to amaze your friends rather than doing something relevant. I would like to understand if it can be applied to real world problems. Maybe that's because I am not a mathematician!

An interesting course with enough 'easy' bits to counteract the very hard parts.

Only thought about improvements would be to see the lecturer smile. For example, he said he'd had fun in the course but his face indicated he was bored by it all. It's nice if you can show that you enjoy the work so students think it's interesting to do.

Super interesting subject. As a person who hasn't taken calculus since high school, I found that some of the exercises were hard to follow, and wished there was more detailed explanations for those who wanted it. I still managed to pass comfortably with the help of the lecture notes and our good friend Google.

Really enjoyed the enthusiasm and interest level of the professor. Math level was cumbersome at times, but overall gained an appreciation for these numbers and their beauty! Thanks for offering this course.

All topics were very interesting and I love that there were real life examples and history incorporated into subject. The course was engaging and the material was fascinating & useful. I learned a lot!

This course blends the rational thinking of mathematics and the aesthetics of art in nature. Enjoyed it. Thanks Coursera and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Thoroughly enjoyed this course. Interested in the Fibonacci Numbers and Golden Ratio and was looking for more information, this was clearly provided.

It is a great course. If more real life examples of Fibonacci numbers and the Golden Ratio can be illustrated, it will be more fun.

Yeah, the course was fun and i knid of learned a lot of new stuff and I'm satisfied with that.

Good course to learn.

Good Course with practical examples and mathematics applied to derivation and understanding of equations.

It was very useful to enhance my knowledge of Golden ration. A very good delivery by Professor Jasnov.

The course has given a deeper insight into the subject. It made me appreciate the subject more.

The course touched base with all the important concepts and was easy to understand.

It's really interesting and fulfilled!! Thank you so much for this course.

I would suggest to introduce some videos about interaction with nature

Interesting content. It shows that math is around us everywhere.

Professor, thank you for sharing. Appreciate the opportunity.

Good course. More problems sets would have been great!