Labs were better, than other courses, but were also severely out of date and many of the instructions didn't match and there is no one to ask when that happens, leading to a lot of tinkering to try and get things working. Can be frustrating and instructive, but it isn't good course design. There are also several valuable labs that don't contain instruction at all for obtaining required resources, but they make these labs optional (or read only), which is far less valuable.

Many mistakes in the exercises. They have all been reported multiple times and being mentioned in the discussion forum for more than a year. No one is taking any action to correct them.

The material is very dry just repeating the written content from the learn.microsoft.com website.

Very good course, with good materials and use cases.

The excercises are copy/paste from Microsoft Docs. They use a sandbox which is, of course, not supported on Coursera. That means you can't actually do the excercises.

I expected more from a big company like Microsoft......