This is a lecture that I have never heard of before, and it is a lecture that allows people who do not know even the letter J in JS to learn the basics.
There is a systematically organized curriculum, so there is no section where the difficulty level suddenly increases in the middle of the lecture.
However, it is not a method that teaches everything from A to Z, but rather, you have to look up other necessary things yourself to some extent.
This was a process that gave me an experience of learning more deeply from the lecture content than what I did not know.
While taking this lecture, I came to clearly understand why JS is used and the power it possesses.
I liked the variety of learning content. I liked that there were coding tests and practice assignments prepared so that I could review what I heard in the lectures once again with the lecture notes and immediately test what I learned. Also, the difficulty and amount of assignments seemed appropriate. I think that the assignments were of appropriate difficulty and amount that I could solve within the time limit if I focused.
It was very effective to be able to check and plan today's schedule from morning until 6 o'clock. By checking the schedule and setting goals to remind myself of the schedule, I was able to clearly organize what I had to do today, and through this, I was able to manage my time efficiently throughout the day.
The assignments for each section helped me check if I had studied well at the end of the section and helped me understand more deeply and broadly. It also helped me finish the following content based on the fun and confidence I gained from solving the learning.
When I organized the blog on the day, I reviewed the learning content, and when I wrote a review once a week, I felt like I was talking to my inner self, which was a great help in reflecting on myself.
It was easy to follow the learning because the things I had to do each day were clearly set. This is my first time using Google Calendar to plan my schedule, and I found it to be a very useful tool. Also, the detailed schedule according to the time helped me a lot to spend my day systematically. I was so grateful that you changed the learning environment to fit the fluid situation. I have a weak will and tend to give up easily, but you cheered me on and encouraged me, which gave me strength! Please keep making lectures! Thank you!
It was a very satisfying experience. The course curriculum was systematically organized, and the instructors had professional knowledge and experience.
The course was divided into theory and practice lectures. In the theory lecture, the basic concepts and grammar of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were explained in detail, and in the practice lecture, I was able to improve my application skills by actually writing code. I was also able to develop the ability to think for myself while solving code problems.
I think it is a good course to learn the basics of web development, and I recommend this boot camp. Thank you!
This is a highly recommended course.
The course is conducted in a systematic way from HTML to CSS and Javascript so that you can clearly understand the concepts.
When you come across something you don't know, the mentors will think about it together and support you so that you can understand it rather than just giving you the answer right away.
The level of the course is very high. After listening to a few basic lectures, I gave up easily because the difficulty level suddenly became difficult, but Free College gradually increases the difficulty level and teaches you how to solve difficult parts.
You can learn how to apply it through quizzes and coding tests, not just studying the concepts. You will also learn about collaboration through the final project.
I grew so much while listening to this course and I started to enjoy coding! Thank you!
This was a course where I could learn everything from the basics to fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
In addition to the lectures, various contents such as coding tests and practical training were utilized, allowing me to learn and reinforce the knowledge I learned in the lectures several times. For example, in the case of the coding test of the company's own platform, reference code was provided so I could receive feedback on my code, and in the case of the practical project, I could review and utilize the contents I had learned so far.
In addition, it was also good that the management team continuously managed the learning in addition to the learning content, which helped me to faithfully complete the course.
Among them, the part that I liked the most was that when I had a question about a difficult part during the learning, the training engineers answered almost in real time. Although I learned mostly online, the management and feedback made me feel like I was learning offline, and I was able to complete the course well.
I think that even people who have not yet encountered front-end can sufficiently acquire the basics of related languages in a short period of time through this course.