ENEB courses: Let’s discuss the classwork

[Vle045]

Have you completed ENEB courses?  Or are you taking classes now?  How is it going?

I recently signed up but it is not my primary focus at the moment.  So I am off to a very slow start. I like that there are some videos, but some are in Spanish. The Spanish ones aren’t helpful for me. 
Can anyone tell me if I can expect to write papers in this program?

[ROYISAGIRL]

Have you completed ENEB courses?  Or are you taking classes now?  How is it going?

I recently signed up but it is not my primary focus at the moment.  So I am off to a very slow start. I like that there are some videos, but some are in Spanish. The Spanish ones aren’t helpful for me. 
Can anyone tell me if I can expect to write papers in this program?

Yep you're going to be writing a decent amount of papers.

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[Vle045]

That will definitely slow me down. But I do like that it is fairly self paced. Hopefully that will help once I sit down to really work on it.

[Cofffeee]

Did anyone buy Big Data programm? I read there is no tools explained in the degree. I mean there is no practical part for usage of industry tools . Can anyone share their experience?

[eLearner]

Did anyone buy Big Data programm? I read there is no tools explained in the degree. I mean there is no practical part for usage of industry tools . Can anyone share their experience?

From what I've been told, that program is about Big Data from a business management perspective (management of people and resources rather than practice in Big Data systems as the primary job). I would expect that from a business school.

[Silvious]

http://prntscr.com/12sfwmi Here are the section for the Big Data program. Technical part feels like only in chapter 1, 2 and 9, but then it's just very brief intros of PowerBI

[Thorne]

Did anyone buy Big Data programm? I read there is no tools explained in the degree. I mean there is no practical part for usage of industry tools . Can anyone share their experience?

I did, but I dropped it because it was so nontechnical and changed my enrollment to Project Management

[cacoleman1983]

The papers in this program from what I read on the sister forum should not exceed 18 pages but you can write as little as 10 pages or possibly less for each class provided you meet the requirements on the rubric. Some have written 10 while one had written upwards of 40 per class. The Big Data program is grounded more in theory and you will not get strong technical aspects from any of ENEB's programs. You would have to pick this up from other sources. Still not bad for what you pay for in my opinion. I just got word from the foreign evaluator IEE that they would likely evaluate it as equivalent to an accredited Graduate Certificate.

[Vle045]

The papers in this program from what I read on the sister forum should not exceed 18 pages but you can write as little as 10 pages or possibly less for each class provided you meet the requirements on the rubric.   Some have written 10 while one had written upwards of 40 per class.  The Big Data program is grounded more in theory and you will not get strong technical aspects from any of ENEB's programs.  You would have to pick this up from other sources.   Still not bad for what you pay for in my opinion.  I just got word from the foreign evaluator IEE that they would likely evaluate it as equivalent to a Graduate Certificate.

Interesting about the papers.  I know when I was in college 100 years ago I was able to easily get good grades on papers even when they were shorter than they were supposed to be.  My writing tends to be to the point.  We didn’t have “rubrics” back then.  I had never heard of it until my son was in 4h grade.

[Vle045]

Does anyone else get a blank page when you log in? It seems to be happening frequently