Learner Reviews & Feedback for C++ For C Programmers, Part A by University of California, Santa Cruz
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AV
Jul 22, 2020
was good to learn c++ advanced topics after learning the basics at my high school.it had some very essential topics that dealt with too much innovative coding. It was good learning experience.
TT
May 10, 2020
It is an awesome course to move to c++ from C .Includes all the essential elements needed in C programming.i.e the best course available to learn C++.
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By Anchal S
•Jan 14, 2022
It was good
By ROHIT K
•Jun 12, 2020
good course
By nayan k
•Aug 18, 2018
nice course
By Hemanth M
•Sep 7, 2022
very good
By 18C140 Y T
•Jul 11, 2020
very nice
By Debanjan D
•Jul 6, 2020
very nice
By Sayan M
•Jul 13, 2018
Excellent
By SHUWEL A L
•May 30, 2020
its good
By chandan k
•Apr 20, 2020
Thanks
By Manpreet K
•Oct 10, 2020
goood
By Rashi J
•Oct 23, 2021
good
By Trupti D
•Jul 7, 2021
nice
By BHAMARE S B
•Jul 11, 2020
nice
By Golla M
•Jun 18, 2020
good
By NAGANE S S
•Jun 15, 2020
good
By YASH S
•Jun 14, 2020
good
By Dipesh P
•Jun 13, 2020
good
By Deleted A
•Jun 8, 2020
nice
By Sunil R
•May 31, 2020
Good
By NILOY K P
•May 31, 2020
well
By Akhilesh G
•May 27, 2020
Nice
By Ramani k
•Jul 18, 2018
good
By Aman P
•Aug 16, 2021
ok
By Bingen E
•Jan 13, 2017
It accomplishes the main goal: help with the leap from C to C++, but:
- It's damn slow. I had to use the 1.5x or 2x speed all the time, and I'm not native English.- The format of the slides is really ugly (e.g., those bullet points in the code)- No lecture notes are provided- The references are to his (expensive) books instead- No source code of examples is provided either- Graph theory is interesting, but out of scope. Waste of time for those who already know it are not interested in and just want to learn C++. It would be better to provide references for optional reading or reviewing.
By Johannes
•Aug 9, 2022
I really like the professor and his style, he is clearly knowledgeable in this field BUT:
- lectures slides often show code over multuple slides, not properly formated, no coloring. It's very hard to follow
- I learned much more about graph theory then about C++ in the course and especially HW3 is just a farce, it takes so much time and was not covered well in the class
- why not provide code examples or more worked-out code snippets as downloads to start from and/or have as a reference