C++ For C Programmers, Part B
Created by: Ira Pohl
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Ira Pohl
Ira Pohl is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a Fellow of the ACM. The department is part of the Jack Baskin School of Engineering. Mr. Pohl has written widely on programming in C, C++, C# and Java. His research interests include artificial intelligence, programming languages such as C#, C, C++ and Java, practical complexity problems, heuristic search methods, deductive algorithms, and educational and social issues. He enjoys walks and bike rides by the ocean, and can occasionally be found playing chess in a coffee house.
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Reviews
By Vladimir N on 23-Sep-19
I've audited this course. I was very intersting & useful course for me. Thanks.
By Soroor E on 10-Sep-19
I learned a lot doing the programming assignments. I also really enjoyed the calm and patient manner that the prof taught.
By Dhruv S on 22-Aug-19
I still don't believe that I am lucky enough to get the opportunity to learn so much about such a great language from one of the most knowledgeable professors i.e Ira Pohl. I have gotten so good with understanding the most complex of the constructs in c++ now and have built up an affinity for the language and one of its most disliked and almost not much known by most of the c++ users i.e graphs.I have become 6 star problem solver on competitive programming platforms and have gained a lot of confidence and knowledge of its new features.Would be Forever grateful to Cousera for this wonderful experience! Thank You!
By Rutvij G K on 5-Apr-19
Highly recommended for anyone wanting to learn some serious C++ and introductory AI!
By Chang K on 1-Feb-19
It was good to avoid redundantly learning what C language is. Graph theory and Monte-Carlo methodology were fun. I enjoyed listening history of computer science and programming languages.
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