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If the student knows almost nothing, these are really good as they cover the most simple things. If you already programming, they may be too basic.
by syntex 7y ago
If the student knows almost nothing, these are really good as they cover the most simple things.
If you already programming, they may be too basic.
- ddek 7y agoThe problem sets in CS50, at least the first half, are great and I would highly recommend. I ditched it when it moved to python and web, the problems were interesting but there was an added level of boredom in the 'now make it a website' approach.
- markus_zhang 7y agoYeah I think CS50 is too basic. The C part is interesting though, has some minor projects that worth working on. For anyone who has some programming experience (whatever language), I think CS61A is a better course. I really wish there is a course that uses C (like first 4-5 classes in CS50) and uses C ONLY and then go as deep as possible, similar to CS61A, but apparently on other topics (one system programming project?)