It is better for those who are looking for revising their C language. It will be pretty much difficult to understand if one is a beginner in languages. This course gives you a short note on what different keywords and loop means, basic outline of information about the c language. It was a good revision for me.

The professor seems very knowledgeable, but reading handwritten notes instead of a powerpoint is very outdated and subpar. I would also suggest showing examples in VS Code rather than just in VI, most new students would follow that more easily than VI, where they probably don't know the commands to.

Try to correct mistakes in the final quiz and try to make the assignment questions better written. They sometimes don't clearly state how to do something, which may lead to someone finding and copying the answers from some source online. Which would make the whole point of the course redundtant.

Info was good but when it came to either writing code or a test seems like it could use a little more explanation on what is expected to be done. Online prerecorded classes can be difficult as there is no way to ask a question or get clarity to what is being taught if you don't understand.

It was okay. The syllabus was limited and the instructors methods of teaching made it a little boring for me. I felt a lack of practice questions. and he rushed through the last week with just one assignment which I think was not enough to grasp the whole topic.

This course provides a good introduction to programming in C and introduces fundamental practices for understanding and developing code. However, due to the poor organization of content, and in some cases missing videos, I cannot give this course full stars.

Corso ben specifico e pulito, ma chi entra da un mondo apparte e ne capisce poco di informatica questo corso diventa troppo complesso, sto cercando di imparare ma ogni lezione diventa sempre più complicata per me che vengo da un mondo totalmente diverso

It feels like the course rushes over concepts and expects students to already have the book written by the professor to refer back to, which isn't very friendly to people new to programming and those taking the course without the book.

In a lot of cases, the presentation was awkward (too verbose, didn't drill down effectively into the key points).

In a fair number of cases, the quiz and exam questions didn't closely resemble the material presented in the lectures.

i really dont recommend to take this course specially to those who do not know any thing about c programming.

the content is very good but there are lots of videos and a few quizes and assignments, these made the course very boring.

Could have been more better, peer graded assignments do not work so well, they just grade it for sake. The instructor shows notes that are just scribbled on a paper and please upgrade to the latest version.

Thank you!

Great lecture and information. I did find the hand written parts to be difficult to read thus making it harder to follow. Also HW 5 should have a bit better instruction on how to route the file for the code to run.

The videos need "producing" to a better quality, and a significant number of the questions dont help assess the learners knowledge of "coding". However this does seem to be a reasonable overview of the basics of C.

More reading material can be included in the course itself rather than referring to the book. Quiz is very simple. Kindly include harder questions and increase the quantity of the question of writing codes.

The course content is pretty solid, but the instructions for the programming assignnments lacked crucial detail(s), meaning that the learner was forced to proceed with a significant amount of ambiguity).

Too slow-paced at times; focused too much on the concepts and too little on syntax; this was evident even from my peers' assignments where although they got the concepts, the syntax was lagging a bit.

some of things were not taught properly or even taught in class but came for assignments and quiz

it was not good enough for beginners

The sir is well experienced and is only good for advanced students

The course is good. A lot of basics are skipped,so its not quite thorough.Some assignments require skills that arent even taught in the course.And a lot of logic and operator definitions are skipped.

It was nerve-wracking to interpret what the teacher wrote by hand. It would have been more appropriate for him to write with a text editor. Furthermore, the speed of explanation was below average.

A bit careless as it doesn't teach file handling and expects us to complete the assingment using file handling.

Otherwise I feel a lot of effort has been put into the course by the creators.

The Assignment was confusing there was no enough explaining what to do in the Assignment

or even things that we hav'nt take it in the class i don't know.

Sometimes I don't like the way the professor teaches with the digital tablet; would have been better to explain theory fundamentals over some typed code.

The lectures are good but the assignments leave a lot to be desired. Very vague in their instructions and peer-based grading leaves a lot to be desired.

The course assignment needs to be discussed and the correct code should be made available to the students. The peer review pattern is not ethical way.

A bit outdated when it comes to the new programming functions of 2020. Otherwise it was great learning something new regarding programming.