CS
Jul 7, 2019
Very good course. String algorithms are very important in day today life and one should really know how to solve command problems related to it. This course have described everything so well.
PA
May 12, 2020
course content was great but i personally feels some difficulties in the implementation part so the course is meant to be more implementation oriented . thank you for the wondorful course
By Elvis Č
•Oct 18, 2019
Interesting course!
By Bjornn B O F F
•Sep 11, 2017
Really nice course!
By Undisputed _
•May 22, 2020
Thank you so much
By DHASADE A B
•Jun 20, 2017
Very nice course!
By Roshani K
•Apr 28, 2024
Its very Helpful
By Saurabh S
•Oct 19, 2021
Very Good Course
By Sangeeth S V
•Sep 8, 2020
Amazing videos.
By Lie C
•Jul 5, 2018
a little hard
By Harekrishna P
•Oct 22, 2020
it was great
By Ivan Y C M
•Aug 31, 2020
great course
By Manikant R
•Jun 3, 2020
Great course
By Weidong X
•Aug 25, 2016
Good course!
By MEERA S
•Oct 4, 2024
nice course
By Sarath K C M
•Oct 23, 2018
good course
By MANCHALA L
•Aug 19, 2020
Excellent.
By Musheer A
•Jan 12, 2017
Very Good
By Elena N
•Mar 20, 2022
Very good
By vivek k
•Feb 9, 2024
too good
By Kadam r R
•Sep 21, 2023
awesome
By Hoang Q T
•Jul 5, 2021
Great!
By Md. R Q S
•Sep 10, 2020
great
By Shaik F B
•May 31, 2024
Nice
By Hariharan S
•Mar 18, 2024
nice
By Jasmeet K
•Feb 7, 2024
good
By Greg G
•Feb 14, 2020
A fairly good course in the specialization. A pretty hard one though, with quite a bit of confusion. Partially, because these string algorithms are pretty complex (and ingenious). Sometimes the teachers are confusing, sometimes the slides, the starter files etc. Pavel is an energetic speaker but it's hard to follow his lectures, often key information was missing to get the grasp of something. Michael's lectures are OK as always, and his slides are good to refer back to. Generally, I would have appreciated more examples and more verbose explanations. Nevertheless, at this point in the specialization, you are expected to be able to look up some resources on your own if something is missing.