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KS
13 de sep. de 2018
Well researched. Topics covered well, with walkthrough for exam.le cases for each new introduced algorithm. Great experience, learned a lot of important algorithms and algorithmic thinking practices.
DT
26 de may. de 2020
Thank you for teaching me this course. I learned a lot of new things, including Divide-and-Conquer, MergeSort, QuickSort, and Randomization Algorithms, along with proof for their asymptotic runtime
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por Utsav S
•4 de jun. de 2020
excellent ,what i most need was asymptotic analysis
por Anish K
•30 de ago. de 2017
Very fun, interactive and downright helpful course.
por Yasir M
•9 de jun. de 2020
Should be more precise in code. It's too vague
por Dragonphy W
•13 de oct. de 2018
It's good enough but lack of thorough analysis
por Yash K
•14 de may. de 2017
Requires a bit of Math background for proofs!
por Simon R
•13 de feb. de 2020
Interesting and well explained. Well done.
por Deepika G
•26 de abr. de 2019
Loved the content and detailed lectures.
por Toader A
•6 de dic. de 2020
Mentor help is almost non-existent.
por Dipankar M
•10 de may. de 2020
Very nice course with good faculty.
por de P S
•8 de ago. de 2020
interesting and challenging course
por Suhui L
•24 de abr. de 2022
The profofessor speaaks too fast
por Artem S
•23 de abr. de 2017
Sometimes too much mathematics.
por Sanul R
•19 de sep. de 2018
MORE OF THEORY LESS OF SOLVING
por Michael L
•19 de dic. de 2018
This course is excellent...
por Shouvik G
•3 de ago. de 2018
good.but, he is so fast!
por Tejas P
•14 de jun. de 2018
well explained sir..!!!
por Tabrez M
•28 de abr. de 2020
good explanation
por 张之晗(ZhiHan Z
•27 de ago. de 2017
so challenging
por Shuvro C D
•10 de sep. de 2021
good course
por Thành N K
•29 de jun. de 2019
very hard
por Prachi M
•25 de jun. de 2017
Excellent
por E.Naveen K
•30 de nov. de 2016
Great
por Parag K D
•3 de abr. de 2022
good
por Bianca D
•26 de ene. de 2019
Took me way more than 7 hours/week to go through course materials and complete the problem sets and programming assignments. Closer to 10. In general the estimates for how much time each assignment takes is way off (often claiming on the order of minutes, when the reality is for most students (myself included) it is likely on the order of hours).
That said, the programming assignments were challenging and fun (especially trying to do them in JavaScript), and I feel much more comfortable with recursion and Big-Oh.
The forums for the current session are not very active, but there are a lot of old posts from past offerings of the course, and I found that most of the time others had similar questions to me.
The textbook was helpful, but it pretty much has the same content as the lectures with maybe some extra practice and challenge problems. Unfortunately not all solutions to those problems are available, which can be very frustrating (I noticed at least one practice problem with no solution was used on the final exam, so that’s probably why...).
This course is a little more academic than practical in my opinion as a software engineer, but you have to start somewhere.
por Peter C
•12 de feb. de 2017
I was glad to get exposure to famous algorithms through this class, but I don't feel like I really developed an intuition for reasoning about their runtime. The class was challenging, but mostly for the wrong reasons. I spent more time and energy pouring over the answers to tricky quizzes and having to implement algorithms exactly as described in the lecture notes rather than really truly learning. It also took me much longer than the 4-8 hours per week advertised to complete each week.
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