This is a useful lecture. I recommend it to others. This lecture helped me a lot, so I am going to watch Younghan's other lectures. Before that, I would like to ask Younghan about the curriculum. I am currently studying Java, and I have not started studying Spring yet. 1. Before starting to study Spring, I would like to create a project (bulletin board) with JSP and servlet. If I listen to MVC Part 1 Sec01~04, will it be possible to create a project with JSP and servlet? 2. Once I have completed studying Java and creating a JSP and servlet project (bulletin board), I will start studying Spring with Younghan's Spring lectures. Introduction to Spring → Basic Spring Core Principles → MVC Part 1 Sec05~ → MVC Part 2 I would like to listen to the lectures in this order and create a Spring project (bulletin board). Is that okay? I want to create projects with JSP, servlet, and Spring and become familiar with them. Even though I'm not into Spring, I wanted to make a project quickly, so I split MVC Part 1 and organized the curriculum like above. I wonder what Younghan thinks. After that, I'm going to go with Spring DB Part 1,2 → Spring Core Principles Advanced → Spring Boot → Wild Type. Please reply, and thank you for the great lecture!