Computer Science 101 - Computers & Programming for Beginners (Udemy.com)

Good course for beginner however I suggest to keep the glossary words first after a brief introduction and then the further videos can be easy to understand. Like I went back to imperative and declarative session again after reading glossary. Rest a little bit more knowledge can be added as I think this is not enough for beginners.

Some of this beginner course I have already read about in a book I bought on Python, but it's nice to have someone explain it to me so that I can gauge how much I understood teaching myself. I really like how easy to understand this presenter is and he links concepts together nicely. I did enjoy programming alongside an author from a book but it left some things to be desired and a lecture is a pleasant way to practice speaking in a world of jargon.

Very basic course, and was a bit upset at the beginning, but later on found it very useful. Funny, that I myself graduated college in digital technologies, and was programming without truly understanding it. What you get in educational institutions is just very abstractive theoretical descriptions, and courses like that helps to understand it better even after graduation with diploma in distinction :)

Good, easy to understand. The way this course should be done. Though, I didn't find the Pseudocode challenge, that is mentioned in the 16th lecture.

This was a great coarse for me! I'm brand new to Computer Science and Programming - the material was easy/simple enough for me to understand and allowed me to grasp important concepts to help start my programming journey.

I am not sure if this is the correct direction to be going, but it appears this is a general starting point. I wish to reverse engineer automotive embedded firmware to be able to locate additional function (features) and assign switches to them, and create new functionality.

I've actually started learning programming but decided to go over basic concepts, since I'm don't have a computer science background. Although I've understood some of the concepts through practice and conversations, it was very useful to go over them in a clear and systematic way. Thank you Timothy!

This course is perfect for absolute beginners. It offers a good explanation of all of the basics and provides a solid foundation for programming.

Yes. Currently trying to learn Python. Trying to wrap my head around the big picture at the same time. Very well done so far.

He knows what he is saying and he is very professional. I wish he could show how to do computer science instead of showing the worlds and definitions but he is still professional.