Kursteilnehmer-Bewertung und -Feedback für Java Programming: Arrays, Lists, and Structured Data von Duke University
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CT
Jul 20, 2018
The course was pretty challenging (and occasionally frustrating) for a novice programmer, but doable.\n\nI enjoyed the course, and came away with a greater understanding of computers and programming.
LB
Jan 10, 2020
Actually, before I start this course I had not a good idea about OOP concept such as constructors, HashMap.now I have fair confidence about that. thank you duke university making such an arrangement.
76 - 100 von 349 Bewertungen für Java Programming: Arrays, Lists, and Structured Data
von Kartik K
•Jun 12, 2020
It was a great course to enhance your knowledge in Java, Specially Log reading, And the best part is it isn't lengthy.
von Alexander I
•Oct 12, 2018
Great interesting practical course as the previous one! There were a lot of coding practice, thank the Duke's team!
von Mirché R
•Feb 11, 2020
Excellent! I am very satisfied, because you taught with very interesting problems. i am learning a lot. Thank you!
von Frank S
•Jan 22, 2018
Great Course. The materials are rich and practical. And moreover, the assignments are challenging and interesting.
von Elmira A
•Nov 25, 2019
The course is very interesting, as well as the mini-project. I had a great pleasure with it. Thank you very much!
von Paul S H
•Feb 06, 2016
Well structured programming assignments provide lots of practice applying the concepts taught. Excellent course!
von Dominique C
•Apr 04, 2020
I loved this course. It was challenging but not too difficult that I couldn't do it with a little bit of effort.
von SHUBHANKAR P
•Aug 29, 2019
it was awesome learning about array lists, structured data. looking forward to learn new such innovative things.
von WenHao Y
•Nov 22, 2017
It's hard initially but progressively easier as i become more familiar with the concepts from all the practices.
von Tim A
•Dec 09, 2015
Great intro to Arrays/LIst/HashMaps and other container classes in Java. Lots of hands-on java coding exercises.
von Lavanya T
•Jul 25, 2019
Brilliant course, well structured lecture and assignments help to learn concepts more effectively.
Worth doing !
von Alexander G
•Jul 02, 2020
Well Paced course that was just challenging enough to be straight-forward while still teaching me new things.
von Michael V
•Jun 08, 2020
The course offers a good introduction to object oriented programming methodology and to map data structures.
von Pavels S
•May 26, 2020
Amazing course, well sturctured and entertaining with interesting problem sets. Learned a lot of new stuff!
von vacous
•Jan 18, 2017
This is much better than the previous one. The quiz and project design are much more reasonable.
Good work!
von Pradeep S
•Jun 12, 2016
Nicely paced course for beginners to Java programming and the programming assignments are really exciting.
von Mohamed M D
•Jun 04, 2020
i learnd a lot of concepts and a lot of things about Java in this lesson , Thanks for the all instructors
von MyoungEun K
•Jul 27, 2019
Very well instructed course. It was very helpful to throughly understand how ArrayList and HashMap works.
von Jen P
•Nov 18, 2016
This course has just the right amount of support so that you try things on your own without getting lost.
von Felipe G
•Jun 06, 2020
Really interesting exercises to teach how to use some Java structures and objectet oriented programming
von Ricardo O D l R
•Dec 03, 2015
Great. Makes you think a lot, while doing fun projects, not the usual programming made boring teaching.
von Adithya N
•Jul 31, 2019
Comprehensive. Loved the programming assignments. They are a bit tedious but give you enough practice.
von Sujay P
•Jun 24, 2017
Very interesting course, a bit too fast paced towards the end, it is no more a beginner level course.
von Oleksandr B
•Jan 31, 2016
This course was very helpful for me.
Thanks authors of this course.
Best regards, Alex
Kyiv, Ukraine
2016
von Srijan K
•Mar 02, 2020
This course will teach you about how data structure can be used to solve real world based problems.
