Advanced Algorithms (Graph Algorithms) in Java (Udemy.com)

Balazs is very knowledgeable, this was the course I was looking for. I'll probably get more courses from him. But this is the learning method I'm interested in, computer science-focused and to the point. The learning format is repetitive and after a while it becomes familiar, you know what to expect as far as delivery, speech, language patterns of the instructor etc. This is very good because it means your brain can focus more on problem-solving instead of re-adjusting to learning format. Thank you for the great content, and szia! :)

I'm not done with the course yet but I think Holczer is a brilliant instructor with passion for the content. I learn so much from his content (app, courses, tips, etc). I also got his meta-heuristics course and am working through it to get good grasp of graph algorithms. Thanks for your commitment to teaching! One tip: please make the font bigger or set a higher contrast theme, as it will be easier to see the code and follow along.

A great discussion and overview of important graph algorithms. I appreciated the thorough theoretical sections with very in depth example walk-throughs. I only wish there were some less trivial test cases provided with the implementations. Overall great course though.

The English pronunciation of the docent is pretty bad and the subtitles are not corresponding to the saying. It is a lot of material timewise. I think he could explain things much quicker. Also he said that in the introduction that there are just two ways to model a graph. But there is also a third way: the adjacency list.

The course is well-explained, descriptive. It is one of the best courses for one with beginner-intermediate level of knowledge. One with the expertise in data structures can also utilize the course for practice. The instructor was fast in some of the tutorials. But Overall, a good course to take up.

Great course indeed!!! Complex concepts explained with such ease, especially to folks like me with many years since I finished my college. I am still half way through but can't wait to get till the end!

This course is a really great introduction algorithms that are a bit more advanced than the standard Search/Sort stuff you see in other courses. There are solid, practical coding examples for mostly everything in here. Given context of what else is available on Udemy it's great. Otherwise the instructor is a bit dismissive and doesn't go into as much detail as I would've liked. Lots of thoughts that seem to be super relevant are glossed over with the words "... or whatever," which isn't ideal if you're actually trying to learn. Overall though I think there is a lot of value to this course. Just be aware that you'll have to supplement it with other sources if you want to actually understand the topics.

Explanations are clear and to the point. Examples are detailed and in general easy to understand. Only one lesson Maximal Flow problem was little more complicated and solution is trifle cumbersome. In general it is very good course and graph usage is really makes things easy to understand. Thank you very much.

Explains everything simply and thoroughly. Only issue I have had is sometimes explanations are too thorough; sometimes we are told the same thing 5-6 times in the span of a few minutes. If you are having a hard time following along, that could be helpful, but if not, it can get annoying.

Instructor explains difficult concepts in a very easy and understandable way. I am very impressed and will definitely recommend this to anybody looking to get a head start on advanced algorithms. I look forward to more such courses from him.