Noteworhy reviews :

Szu-Fan Wang: "I love the practice codes a lot. Thanks instructor!"

Alberto San Martin: "It is a very clear professor. Good explanations."

This course aims to teach the fundamental concepts of data structures in a step by step manner. As the first instalment of the course, the topics such as arrays, stacks and queues, linked lists, trees, graphs, and internal sorting techniques are covered. The remaining topics such as external sorting, symbol tables, and files will be included in the same course on a regular basis. 

Programming is not just about learning a language and starting to write programs like stories. One has to learn certain concepts that are fundamental to computer science in general. That is why this course is a must for all the self-motivated wannabe code ninjas of future. The concepts here are explained slowly and clearly. 

The highlight of the course is the meticulously planned coding exercises. Though the concepts are explained quite elaborately in the lectures, with ample illustrations and animations, the student will not be spoon-fed with coding solutions right on the screen. Instead, they will be required to complete pieces of code that are available for download, as part of each exercise. So, the lectures and coding exercises are inseparable. There are also quizzes interspersed with the lectures, some of which might help you think differently.

On the overall, the course aims to  provide a heady mix of  ease of listening to the lectures and the rigour of do-it-yourself coding exercises, hopefully making it a wholesome knowledge gaining experience. 

If you didn't feel any change, please do remember that you can get your money back, as there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.