Object-Oriented Data Structures in C++

I really enjoyed this course, a good explanation of the material.

The questions itself will make up for the amount of effort you have to put in this course, the instructor is superb and you will have lots of fun doing this Really enjoyed this course.

very good course!!!

Very good course, The Instructor is Amazing, and I almost learnt everything from this.

Could have been harder ;) but the final project was fun, since I've never worked with images.

Note people have had trouble with the difficulty with the final project but it's not too bad if you have programming experience.

If I meet professor Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider, I will really thank him for this.

There are an infinite number of courses, books, videos, web pages, etc., but , professor Wade Fagen-Ulmschneider of C ++ and David Beazley of Python are best int the world.

The material is neither clear nor easy to understand.

clearly and easy to understand Computer-graded code is a nice change after waiting weeks for an assignment to be graded in some other courses.

You learn a lot of important concepts very quickly.

easy to follow and learn a lot!

I already had a basic understanding of C++ with if-else, functions.

It certainly helped improve my understanding of C++, even though I already utilized it for app development previously.

Thanks Prof. Wade :) Great course to get grip on Cpp Object oriented programming, data structures and memory understanding.

After this detailed start, using very minimal but precise code, It then rapidly starts developing the all the other fundamental data structures in C++, moving at quite a fast pace until one has a nice broad overview.

So ultimately I feel that this is a decent course for a fairly experienced programmer to get acquainted with the differences of a language they're not expert in, but for someone new it may go mostly over their head unless that have more outside help.

One improvement if I may suggest for future is, sometime I found instructor's talking pace too rapid which may take couple of iterations through video lectures for someone to grasp a new concept.

A great introduction to object oriented programming for someone with little background on the field (although necessary).

The course provide a good introduction in object oriented programming and data structure foundation Superb course.

I would have liked an assignment each week that let me practice coding a bit more, as I'm new to c++ and the syntax is a bit weird, but overall great class.

Coming from a Python programming background, the key idea is not hard to grasp and the assignments are not hard to complete, but overall the introduction was great.

Therefore I would suggest the following addition to make the course more smooth for people who are already familiar with their IDE, but not with make files:- In the beginning briefly explain what a make file is and how to run make from cmd/terminal or in Linux.This will be a help for people like me who already had some experience with an IDE but still find this course very useful.

The course is marked as intermediate but it would really help if you've already had some experience with basic C++ syntax.