学生对 普林斯顿大学 提供的 Computer Science: Algorithms, Theory, and Machines 的评价和反馈

Very good lesson!

The course is great and it really drills down to the basic of computers and how they're made and function. I miss the level of intensity if the previous course in the series "Computer Science: Programming with a Purpose", where completing each lesson was result of additional reading and hours of exercises, so the reward there was greater as well as the stickiness effect of the skills learned. The harder to gain the knowledge, the higher the chances it stays there for good.

Overall the course is great and Robert Sedgewick is a legend with great touch and delivery. To sum up - just make this course harder to pass with more hands on exercises and circuits to build :) and maybe add some certificate as this gives much more satisfaction and purpose to the students. I think Princeton should change their policy for this even if the certificates are marked as "figurative" just have this badge for people to carry on with them as a sense of achievement down the road.

Thank you, it was a great journey for me.

Really enjoyed this course despite that several chapters are under going major re-write. You need to do/try some of the problems in the online book, or try to replicate what Drs Sedgwick and Wayne do during the videos. Theoretical CS is really interesting and I can see how people get passionate by it. Thanks Gents, great course

i think the toy is a litter complex, algorithm is much more fun.

Great course for beginners

Great Course!

Good course.

A solid introduction to Computer Science. Even though the course is short, it manages to provide a lot of useful information in a succinct way. The lecturer is a great speaker and he's always a pleasure to listen. It's obvious, that these lectures were created with care and consideration by knowledgeable people. I definately will recommend it.

The last two weeks were hard! A lot of content for just two sections of the course. Anyway, I think it's good for an introductory course, but it contrasts in difficulty level with the rest of the course (for me) and it might be a little too difficult for students without a digital electronics background. Thanks for this amazing free course!

I am impressed to say the least. My aim of embarking on programming became more actualized in this course. This course has given me a better understanding of computer architecture as well as a sound grip of computational theories. A short but very rich course. Thank you professor. "Things can get really complicated in real world"

Beware the course goes really deep. It will only take quoted 20 hours if you merely watch the videos, skim through the textbook amd guess your way through the grading tests. Otherwise you are looking at much bigger effort. Course materials are great if you need a solid platform to dive into Computer Science from.

The course requires diligent study of the materials presented and some additional research and reading on the web. The week that takes the most study, and possibly several retries of the quiz, is week 6, Intractability.

Prof. Sedgewick's reputation precedes him, but not as adequately as it should. This course was fantastic. The topic was covered thoroughly giving the best possible overview of Computer Science as a discipline.

I feel the course does a great job in laying out an introduction to "Computer Science", familiarising and motivating the topics, to be covered deeply in the sophomore-junior year.

E​xcellent introductory course to theoretical concepts of Computer Scirence. Taking this course has made me aware of many aspects of the discipline.

D​efinitely recommended!

The professor is the best I have ever had! The way he presented the materials was precise and concise. I also loved the historical contexts he often provided.

This course provides an unbelievable clear view of computer structure. It truly explains everything like revealing layer by layer of a PC.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Its a big help for learning the process as well as the behavior of the machine

I learned a great deal about intractability and how to live with such difficult problems.

The course is very interesting. But, it also is very difficult from week 4 on.

An outstanding course you should try on when step in computer science field!

Great introductory course. In-depth explanation and clarity of the material.

A good course for review (or begin) with basic knowledge of Computer Science

Great introduction course with a very wide variety of topics covered.

Brilliant intro to computer science and fundamentals of CPU design.