Java Programming: Arrays, Lists, and Structured Data, Université Duke
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par GB
•Mar 30, 2017
Good and practical training approach to solve real worlds problems. Assignments and quizzes are quite challenging and interesting. Greatly motivates us towards programming and problem solving skills.
par 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.
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par Ong Jia Rui
•Apr 19, 2019
Good intro to ArrayLists, HashMaps and HashSets, but assignments are very repetitive.
par Yixuan
•Apr 18, 2019
Great course! I learnt a lot from it.
par Bogdan Udovicic
•Apr 07, 2019
As always, very thorough and helpful (learning by doing "countless" tasks is a great way to go, from my perspective). Thanks!
par Olaide Awofisayo
•Mar 16, 2019
Very insightful and challenging
par João Teixeira
•Mar 15, 2019
This course optimizes your basics skills concerning programming with java and take you to the nest level. This course increases the workload, practicing and debugging your code.
New concepts are introduced like, Arrays, HashMaps, and object-oriented-programming.
Once more, the professors bring the extra quality and professionalism to this subject.
par Vu Minh Le
•Feb 26, 2019
Still needs some reconfiguration to the quizes. I am not satisfied with those. Needs to be fixed!
par Willem van Schaïk
•Feb 24, 2019
This is a very nice course. The teachers speak clearly and explain very well. The subject used to teach Java (cryptography) is interesting. Many thanks!
Kind regards, Wim
par Brandon Hu
•Feb 23, 2019
No so much assignments
par Mikhail Korneev
•Feb 19, 2019
I really don't understand why BlueJ is used, while there are lots of other free Java IDEs (Eclipse, IDEAJ, etc.)
Also i don't agree with some OOP things you say. I don't see any point in creating a separate class for each test case, one class for every single functional class is more than enough (e.g. we need to test a class called MyClass with 4 functions, thus we make no more than one test class with 4 or less (or more) test cases. Especially when you can use JUnit tests)
par tingting hu
•Feb 10, 2019
I love this course. I really learned a lot from this course. Thank you those awesome teachers.
