I'm a computer science major, but while preparing for job applications, I had difficulties with coding tests and spent a lot of time studying on my own. I bought various courses and studied, took several coding tests at large companies, but when I saw problems in actual situations, I was in a difficult position where even deciding which algorithm to use to solve the problem was challenging. So while thinking about how to study more, I discovered this course. First, there are live lectures every Monday where the instructor provides brief explanations and Q&A sessions about the concepts to be covered during the week, and you can also watch concept videos on Inflearn, which was a great help in catching up on concepts I missed. The quality of the concept materials provided is excellent, and since the instructor creates high-quality animation materials for problems that look difficult when you just see them, it was easy to understand! Also, when preparing for coding tests alone, I would wonder "Should I solve this problem too? I probably don't need to solve this one, right?" and worry about which problems to solve, but I think it's a big advantage that the instructor selects problems that are very important for understanding concepts and provides them as assignments or study problems. Additionally, the instructor provides immediate code feedback and answers questions right away, so when there were parts I was stuck on, I could resolve them immediately, which was great. Since the difficulty level of the problems isn't easy, I recommend that complete beginners take the all-in-one course first, but if you're a computer science major, I strongly recommend participating in the Killing Camp right away! (I passed a coding test at a large company while participating in the Killing Camp and am currently preparing for interviews!!)

I feel this lecture contains truly important information! I'll prepare diligently for the interview and make sure I get in!!! Thank you :)

I participated in Killing Camp 5 while working in the field. Even before taking Killing Camp, I had continuously studied algorithms, but I always followed well up to BFS and DFS. However, it was always difficult to move past that point. I also took coding tests several times but failed to pass. So, while looking for courses with well-structured curricula, I stumbled upon Killing Camp. Even while working, I did my best to follow the instructor's pace through Killing Camp, and I felt myself growing as I received feedback from the instructor/coach. Naturally, I gained confidence in coding tests. As a result, when changing jobs, I was able to broaden the scope of companies I applied to without being intimidated by coding tests, and I ultimately succeeded in my job change. If I hadn't taken Killing Camp, I think it would have taken a long time to overcome my fear of coding tests. Of course, coding tests require a lot of personal effort. However, if you follow the instructor's well-structured curriculum as much as possible, I have no doubt that you will gain confidence in coding tests. Therefore, if you have a fear of coding tests, I highly recommend taking the course!!

It was a course where I could prepare from theory to mock interviews. When I did the mock interview, there were questions that weren't on the Notion page, but I think that actually helped with the preparation.

😀 I am a student who completed the 6th batch of Killing Camp. The lecture page disappeared, so all my reviews were gone. That's why I came back to post again! When I first started Killing Camp, it was because preparing for coding tests was harder than expected, even though I was a major. There were many problems, but it was too difficult to choose which problems were actually helpful and which difficulty level was right for me at the moment. Often, when I actually tried to solve problems, it was ambiguous what I was even supposed to learn from them. Especially fundamental aspects like how to approach unknown problems or why this data structure and algorithm should be used were things I just couldn't quite get the hang of while studying alone. So, I made up my mind and started Killing Camp. First of all, the lecture style was really good. Instead of just explaining like writing on a blackboard, they showed the solution flow with pre-prepared animated materials, making even difficult concepts easy to understand visually. And instead of giving the answer from the start, we went through incorrect initial approaches together, showing why they were wrong and how to rethink, which I think helped me improve my problem-solving skills themselves. What I think is a truly powerful advantage of Killing Camp is that the feedback from the resident coaches was truly reliable. For parts I wasn't sure about while studying alone, or parts that couldn't be solved with AI, the coaches reviewed the code directly and explained with diagrams. It was a great help that they shared the thought process about 'why it should be done this way' instead of just giving a simple answer. Currently, I'm reviewing the problems solved in the lectures, and sometimes I can't solve them right away when seeing them after a long time. Old incorrect approaches sometimes come to mind first, but now seeing myself able to doubt them myself, correct them, and solve them with better solutions, I felt like I had grown a lot. Honestly, before taking the camp, I felt overwhelmed and was even scared of solving problems... Now, I think just having the mindset "Let's give it a try anyway" is a big change. If you are a job seeker experiencing similar difficulties as me, you can gain a lot and it will be well worth the tuition, so decide to gain confidence in coding tests this time!! I hope you make up your mind and give it a try!!