I listened to it at a fast speed. It helped me understand the overall flow of programming. I will take the time to listen to it repeatedly. Thank you.

It's still difficult...

Cons: I felt that while it is systematic, it could be quite difficult for non-majors or those without concepts of economics and stocks. The fast pace and short video lengths are good for learning quickly, but there were definitely parts where the explanations felt insufficient. As a result, from a non-major's perspective, you end up relying on following the cursor, and you ultimately have to constantly search for and learn the parts you don't understand. Subjectively, the difficulty of the lecture seems to be around medium to hard. Pros: I liked the well-organized Notion documents, and I really loved that the entire source code was provided from the start. (To be honest, typing it out was a hassle...) Overall Review: The lecture focuses more on setting the general direction and flow rather than providing detailed explanations. In the end, you have to make it your own. If you enjoy learning and are confident in your ability to research and study unknown parts on your own, I highly recommend taking this course without hesitation!

I like the systematic lectures

I'm disappointed with the difficulty level of the lecture!

It's so packed with value

I'm studying hard.

I listened to the Backtest Research and Algorithm Trading courses continuously. I ran the provided code while taking the courses. As a non-developer who has only built web applications using Python web frameworks (Django, Flask, FastAPI)... there were quite a few parts that were a bit difficult for me to fully follow. Since I don't work in this field... I lack experience..., and I don't have much experience trading stocks either, so the lack of basic knowledge in both areas made it more challenging, but it was still sufficient for getting ideas. If I watch it multiple times and gradually build up my related background knowledge, something will work out. I remember when I first started coding with Python through self-study, it also took time to get on track. I hope there will be an algorithm trading course related to the Korean stock market as well. Thank you.

It seems difficult in some ways, yet there appears to be a lot to learn. Anyway, if I go, I should be able to get somewhere.

I knew that using statistics to predict stock prices was reasonable, but it was great to learn the detailed process of actually creating a program. Of course, I don't have the ability to program it myself yet, but through this course, I've gained confidence in automated trading programs for the future. I will watch the lectures repeatedly and work hard to understand them. Thank you.