Developing a JSP Course Evaluation Website
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I'd like to show you how to develop a course evaluation website that can be applied anywhere, whether it's high school or college.
Intermediate
Java, JSP
1. Course Introduction
From the moment you take this Android app development course, you'll be developing Android applications like crazy! Many students who want to learn programming have probably tried studying from various books and blogs on the market. However, many have felt the learning process was slow and the books and articles often contained unnecessary content.
This course is highly effective for those who are like you. Rather than focusing on theoretical aspects, it focuses on "development" itself, covering only the essential elements of development. Even students with little or no Android knowledge can immediately begin developing Android applications by simply following along. The course's difficulty level is intermediate to low, and those with basic Java and HTML experience will find it much easier to follow.
2. Helpful people
- I don't have time! Anyone who wants to develop an Android app right now?
- Those who have completed basic study of Java and HTML
- For those who want a practical course that focuses on learning theory while developing, rather than slowly building up theory from the beginning.
3. Course Features
- We'll start developing right now.
- The first half of the course is fast-paced and somewhat intense.
- The course covers everything up to the moment you actually launch your application into the market.
- It concisely explains only the core contents required for application development.
4. Instructor Introduction
Na Dong-bin
Master's degree in Computer Engineering from Pohang University of Science and Technology
It's hard to see this as a "lecture". If you have some basic knowledge and want to refer to it when writing source code, it's a good video. However, it doesn't seem to be helpful at all for learning, and there are no explanations. Also, the video is old and there are many differences from the present. If you are just starting out with app development, it would be better to press the back button. Also, maybe to make the pronunciation clear, the beginning of the lecture has a hoarse intonation, which makes the pronunciation even more muffled and difficult to understand.
It is not suitable for beginners to learn Android development. However, it is meaningful to learn the basics of Android and learn how to develop in this way by following along. In my case, it was helpful to study the basics in other courses and implement Java code in Kotlin while following this course.
I've done all the basics of C language, Java, and HTML,,, I'm really confused starting from the third lecture. It's been over a month since I took the Android class, so I'm a beginner, but I thought I knew the very basics, but I can't follow this lecture. It seems that there's almost no explanation,,,, Those who have learned a little about Android will probably understand. Those who have never learned Android will probably have a hard time.
Just a class where you do everything by yourself I'll do it, you guys watch, something like that..ㅋㅋ
The lecture is good, but the voice is a bit... I think the sound is muffled because of the microphone. Honestly, my ears feel a bit uncomfortable.
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