C++ For C Programmers, Part A

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.

Superb The course is good and exercises are not trivial, the teacher speaks very slowly but this is to accommodate not native English speakers and I find it to be fair.The course mixes a bit of graph theory with the teaching of the C++ language and I reckon that to be a good idea as it makes you solving non trivial problems thus stressing the C++ topics covered during the lecture, that would not have been the case if problems were simpler.The only big limit I see in the course is the grading system as the peer-review system does not work very well as the student's preparation is very uneven, you can't expect much more from an on-line course though.To draw a conclusion I had the sense of having learned something at the end of the course, which is rewarding, I really appreciate the work you are doing in striving to provide the best knowledge to everybody, I think it is a small revolution.

It was very lucky for me to have at the same time other course about graph theory, so I again learned and implemented those algorythms.

5 star can be better Weak on C++, strong on graph theory.

The course requires some good knowledge of graph theory before you sign up for it.

While it is based on C++ 11 (and prior), it is a fun course that will refresh your skills in graph theory, the STL, classes and friends.

Great overall introduction to C++ for C programmers.

It should be emphasized FOR C PROGRAMMERS.Once you know your stuff and a little bit of Computer Science (data structures and algorithms), this course can benefit you if you never had a formal course or introduction on C++.The instructor is well-versed in the topic and the examples are pretty interesting from a CS point of view.

The best c plus plus course for c programmers.

I would like thank Prof. Ira Pohl for the excellent lectures in the courseC++ for C programmers Part A.

My only complaint is the quality of the slides shown during the lessons, e. g. bullet points are not always appropriate :-) Slow, uninteresting and inaccurate code.The course claims to to be designed for C programmers with at least a years experience, yet considerable time is used to explain basic concepts like types, casts etc, but for less trivial concepts like object orientation you're told to "look at the wikipedia article."

I learnt a lot of new things about C++ and graph theory.

Great class, I learnt a lot about C++ From this course, you can learn some inspiring features of C++11.

Excellente course, learnt a lot about the history of C++, and different ways to make easier a pseudocode on the C++, and the importance of C++ little bit hard Not organized well.

I would recommend this course if you are struggling with C++,it goes throw the basics and tells you how the STL works.The homework are hard and that is a big plus :) This was very good course to learn about the differences between C and C++.

I highly recommend this course for everyone to learn C++.

This course assumes some basic knowledge in C. I really appreciate prof. Ira Pohl's approach to explain things in details and fill some gaps students might have rather that assuming everything is perfectly clear.

But, the material is very good and Ira Pohl does an excellent job presenting it.

Excellent presentation of the educational material by Ira Pohl.

This course has helped me to gain a fair understanding of the recent advances in C++ and has also enriched my knowledge of data structures and algorithms.

It's so smooth course as C engineer coming from Mechatronics major (missing a lot of graph theory and data structures).