As a non-CS major, when I first started preparing on my own, I struggled with even the basics of Python and Pandas, and I wasn't sure if I'd even be able to take the exam. However, the lectures by Toigonhudtanjit and the Squid Game challenge were incredibly helpful in preparing for the test. Especially through the Squid Game, while I was initially just frantically trying to keep up with the pace and copy the code, I could feel my skills improving as the weeks went by, and by the final week, I had improved to the point where I could confidently write code at least for Type 2 practical problems. In particular, watching the code of others preparing for the exam together was very helpful in writing my own code, and the atmosphere of active Q&A in the question room became a source of motivation that pushed me even harder. I don't know the test results yet, but I'm grateful to Toigonhudtanjit for helping me take the exam through such a great challenge, and I'm rooting for everyone who participated to achieve great results and pass this exam!

I'm a non-major and didn't know Python, but after taking the course and working on missions for about a month, I reached a level where I could solve problems at the Big Data Analytics Engineer certification exam. It's still premature, but I expect to pass the practical exam with around 70 points. It was really a huge help.

The explanations are so kind and detailed, I really love it

As a coding beginner, it was difficult, but I completed all the missions. I only followed along as a side dish and never challenged myself. Each day was overwhelming just trying to keep up, but as I kept following along, at some point I felt like I was improving little by little. That's why I safely finished the exam and am writing this now. I couldn't have done this alone, but through the Squid Game missions, I was able to practice consistently, so continuing as a student was a good method for me. The exam was touch-and-go, but I'm grateful to the Big Data Analytics Engineer Squid Game and "Side Hustles After Work" for helping me get this far, and I hope all my fellow participants pass. Fighting~~😊😊

It has been very helpful for studying consistently. Thank you for sharing quality materials and experiences.