Professional C#: Intermediate C# Programming Course (Udemy.com)

I am part way through this course and am finding it to be very useful. The lectures are engaging, but most of all, the hands-on labs are very good as I get instant feedback on my effort. It is not a beginner course, and I have had to go back and look up some basic syntax.

Very good match for my expectations, easy to follow, excellent resources.

This course does an excellent job at clearly explaining concepts and helping you understand them. The curriculum was very informative and well put together. The instructor made the class enjoyable and learning very easy.

I'm about half way through the course; I also have a very basic understanding of coding in C#. I haven't taken the beginning course the instructor provides but I thought I had enough comprehension to tackle this course--learning I need a better foundational understanding of C#.

The instructor is very knowledgeable about coding and its theory. They are also very helpful and quick to answer questions.

One issue I ran into with the course was the lectures were full of detail that hadn't been covered yet or information that did not help for the corresponding labs. The labs were very helpful though, but the instructions, I felt, were lacking detail to help guide me through what was expected.

This course could be even better if the videos included step-by-step walk through of the information in each session. That way, students can follow along and have more practice before the labs.

I really liked the lectures. One can tell that Chuck knows what he is talking about and that he is an experienced developer as well as a teacher. I learned a lot from this course. Both new concepts as well as new, in my opinion, ingenious applications.

The concept of the code exercises was also great. The only negative I can say about these is that I lacked an educational review of the solutions to the challenges. Because although the course level was intermediate, I felt that some of the applications in the the later exercises may have been "a little advanced"! :)

(Writing this, I still have not completes two of the labs. I will keep on struggling a bit more before I ask for some hints!)

I am part way through this course and am finding it to be very useful. The lectures are engaging, but most of all, the hands-on labs are very good as I get instant feedback on my effort. It is not a beginner course, and I have had to go back and look up some basic syntax.

Very good match for my expectations, easy to follow, excellent resources.

This course does an excellent job at clearly explaining concepts and helping you understand them. The curriculum was very informative and well put together. The instructor made the class enjoyable and learning very easy.

I'm about half way through the course; I also have a very basic understanding of coding in C#. I haven't taken the beginning course the instructor provides but I thought I had enough comprehension to tackle this course--learning I need a better foundational understanding of C#.

The instructor is very knowledgeable about coding and its theory. They are also very helpful and quick to answer questions.

One issue I ran into with the course was the lectures were full of detail that hadn't been covered yet or information that did not help for the corresponding labs. The labs were very helpful though, but the instructions, I felt, were lacking detail to help guide me through what was expected.

This course could be even better if the videos included step-by-step walk through of the information in each session. That way, students can follow along and have more practice before the labs.

I really liked the lectures. One can tell that Chuck knows what he is talking about and that he is an experienced developer as well as a teacher. I learned a lot from this course. Both new concepts as well as new, in my opinion, ingenious applications.

The concept of the code exercises was also great. The only negative I can say about these is that I lacked an educational review of the solutions to the challenges. Because although the course level was intermediate, I felt that some of the applications in the the later exercises may have been "a little advanced"! :)

(Writing this, I still have not completes two of the labs. I will keep on struggling a bit more before I ask for some hints!)