Having listened to the lecture, I think the content is good, but it doesn’t seem to be for beginners haha. It would probably be helpful for people who have some experience using it.

I've been working in development for a long time, and it truly feels like a new paradigm is opening up. I was late to jump into AI-native because I was busy with projects, but while reading books and trying things out on my own, I decided that if I’m going to do this, I should learn it properly. So, I picked out a book at Kyobo Book Centre and even signed up for the course. At first, I hesitated to sign up for the lecture, thinking I could just go through the book on my own, but I eventually enrolled to save time. I’m about a third of the way through now, and I’m so glad I did. I was craving a systematic foundation rather than the countless fragmented tips and tutorials on YouTube, and this is helping me immensely. I can feel the instructor's effort and dedication to deeply exploring new things through their explanations, and I have a lot of respect for that. I’ll do my best just to keep up.

I am writing this review while still taking the course. I really liked how much effort was put into communication; the instructor makes the concepts and terminology clear so that even beginners can easily approach and understand exactly what is being explained. The explanations on how to use the terminal were so smooth that I was able to follow along and run the project exercises without any issues, which was very satisfying. Even if you lack basic knowledge, the explanations are easy to follow, so I highly recommend this to anyone starting out for the first time. Although I am still in the middle of the course, I am leaving this review early because there are so many great aspects to it.

It's great because it's specific and practical!!