Hong Jeong-mo's Silicon Valley Challenge

If C++ could be learned easily, would there be any reason not to learn it? This course provides kind and detailed explanations to help beginners who dream of a career as a successful programmer but currently feel anxious day by day. If you want to move beyond being a beginner and step onto the path toward becoming an intermediate or even advanced programmer, this will be your best stepping stone. I am rooting for your dreams!

This is a newly developed introductory programming course starting with C, created thanks to the support for 'TBC++'. Upgrade your programming life with 'TBC'.

After studying the operating principles of computers, C language syntax, and application methods through Hong Jeong-mo's 'C Programming: Learning by Doing,' this course will naturally bridge you to the subject of Data Structures from a programming perspective. It will serve as both C language practice and a way to instill the core concepts of data structures into your mind.

If you have studied basic grammar, you naturally want to try making something, right? This is a lecture designed to help beginner C++ programmers become proficient in object-oriented programming by creating simple games. We provide the 'minimum' code needed to start game programming on your own and share object-oriented know-how that cannot be mastered through grammar study alone. Have fun creating and quickly leap to an intermediate level or beyond!

Having started as a non-major and gained experience from startups to large corporations, I've compiled job search strategies and practical methods that proved effective in real-world scenarios.

This is an introductory course for starting a career as a developer. Unless you plan on staying in only one profession for your entire life, I highly recommend giving development a try at least once! It doesn't matter if you're a non-major or currently working in a different field. As someone who went from "selling rice to becoming a developer," I will help you!

Beyond the basics of API design, CRUD implementation, and JWT authentication, all the way to backend architecture design! This is an introductory system design course to help you create 'your own backend architecture' so you can confidently discuss design experience in interviews.

Do you feel overwhelmed just thinking about the moment of persuasion? Stop relying on emotions and intuition for negotiations! With former Apple business coach Jasmine Han, you can take control of negotiations in just 15 minutes a day for one month.

Listening to the interview speech can help you pass the interview with flying colors.

For those who have chosen a career in information security/information technology and are preparing to move to large corporations/financial institutions, we will reveal our strategy for passing the exam. A current CISO who has personally recruited and recommended numerous people will share his secrets for passing the exam. He has heard from his acquaintances, security company CEOs and executives of large companies, and compiled a recruitment bible by collecting a vast amount of recruitment secret data.

Are you feeling anxious because you've only been following along and copying code? We’ve packed this with the core principles of how the web works and the criteria for choosing technologies, without just focusing on implementation. From foundational concepts to React 19 and Vite 7, we will help you draw the big picture for frontend development in 2026!

If you are preparing for a data analyst job or career change and were curious about hearing from someone in the field, ask a data analyst anything!

I worked at a company called Algolia in France from 2019 to 2022. I would like to share the reason why I applied to this company, the process of moving, and what I learned and my thoughts. This is not a video like "Secrets to Successful Overseas Employment" that can be applied to everyone. However, I hope that this video, which details my personal experience, will be a good hint to many people.

From documents to interviews, the A-Z of designer employment is included. We will show you in detail how to increase your chances of passing by watching the interview process of an actual applicant that you cannot see anywhere else.

A course that helps you understand core data structure concepts and practice explaining them verbally in interviews

This course was created to solve a common problem many people face while preparing for developer jobs: "I studied CS and data structures, but I get tongue-tied during interviews." While conducting actual interviews at companies like Naver, Kakao, and Toss, I noticed that most candidates have memorized concepts but cannot explain why those concepts are necessary or how they are applied in real-world situations. Rather than simple rote memorization, this course teaches you how to understand the interviewer's intent and provide more persuasive answers to the same questions. Whether it's the OSI 7 layers, data structures, or coding tests, we focus on why you need to know them, when they are used, and how to speak about them to receive a positive evaluation in an interview. This course is for those who want to become developers who can explain what they understand in their own words, rather than just giving the same answers as everyone else.

It covers the essential core of computer science that remains unchanged in the AI era. You can prepare for system design interviews for employment or career transitions.

Many developers say they have learned object-oriented programming. However, in reality, most only know the "syntax" of classes, inheritance, and polymorphism. This lecture is not a syntax explanation. ✔ Why did object-oriented programming emerge? ✔ What is an object, and why is 'responsibility' important? ✔ Why does polymorphism create scalable structures? ✔ How does object-oriented programming connect to computer science? I will summarize the "real object-oriented thinking" I felt while personally experiencing system design in just 30 minutes. Through this lecture, you will come to understand object-oriented programming not as a 'coding style,' but as a 'design strategy for controlling complexity.'