The final course in this program will help prepare you for the unique aspects of a coding job interview, with approaches to problem-solving and computer science foundations needed to land the job. Ultimately you’ll gain strategic insights and tips for successful interviewing.
By the end of this course, you'll have knowledge of: • Appropriate communication during a coding interview • Successful interviewing strategies • Using pseudocode • The fundamentals of computer science • The capabilities of data structures and how to implement them • How to review data structures in the context of coding interviews • The concept of algorithms and common approaches to working with them • How to visualize an algorithm • Combining new and previously learned coding patterns to solve problems Ideally, you should have completed all the courses in this professional certificate.
YK
I am learn from meta coursera that develop my skills and learn new problem solution that how can manage so its good for everyone that will begin your journey from here .. thanks a lot Meta..
PD
Ranges from some basic info to intermediate topics of various sorting, kinda useful for those without college degrees.
GB
Ce cours est d'une performance inégalé et très bien structuré pour un apprentissage progressif
JN
I gain my knowledge its more helpful and guide for coding practice and data structures and algorithms learn
UI
A grade course to refresh your memory in DSA and Computer Programming.
OA
A gentle yet concise introduction to algorithms and data structures. If you are a beginner,you can easily flow with the course, if you are intermediate, this will serve you well.
BG
I really appreciate Meta for this wonderful course ....In fact I am so happy ....
WI
This is a great course for me. I learn a lot of things about Interview Preparation. with I got the DSA concept.
J
Was a good test of skills. Might be tough if this is the first time you're ever studying all this, but for me I felt it was a nice refresher and skill update.
SS
Best Course giving an overview on coding interview, data structures and algorithms
FB
Excellent. Just make sure you practice over and over all the concepts learned in the course until you master it.
RR
the course was long but is fun at the same time ... I've learn a lot best wish to all of you .
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Great! I've had technical interviews before and this goes over almost everything I was asked during those interviews. Will definitely be revisiting in the future.
Covers the basics you need to know. There's no exercise whatsoever. There's just lectures that's all.
This is a solid wrap up to the specialization. The course shows all the possible topics to know for interviewing for a tech job. The student should study in their own time to compliment their knowledge on more computer science fundamentals.
Information is lightly approach and does not deliver anything in depth. The best chapter is probably week 1 where it discusses technical interviews. However, if you have interviewed before this course does not add more to any aspect. Better to do Leetcode and review your Algorithms book.
Glad! i stick till the end so much i gain through this and i am glad that meta offers such courses excellent work team meta . and i completed it in 4 months everyday 3 hours to memorize and practise practical work and its better to not use ai so you cant relly on that keep doing the hardwork guys .wish you alll a very best of luck.
I am learn from meta coursera that develop my skills and learn new problem solution that how can manage so its good for everyone that will begin your journey from here .. thanks a lot Meta..
A gentle yet concise introduction to algorithms and data structures. If you are a beginner,you can easily flow with the course, if you are intermediate, this will serve you well.
It's a good one but it tries something that it cannot do in such a short course: explain those really complex programming concepts. It's just an attempt. Best you're getting here are some definitions to not get stuck when a tech-recruiter asks you, for example, what is "memoization". Unfortunately not more that that - just a vague idea about stuff that you learn in 1 year of CS. Giving 4 stars due to lack of examples and context - its more like boring theory read from the screen. Well, we already have that theory online - the delivery makes the difference guys. Meta, you can do better than that!
It was good up until the Frontend Developer Capstone project, when the links to a repository provided to us were not working at all. It's really disappointing when you're 80% done with the whole professional certificate and you encounter something like this. I think this section of the course should be modified or removed if Meta doesn't plan to fix the URLs (the issue has been present for at least 7 months at the time of this review).
You will not be prepared for Coding Interview after this course. More than that there was no info which you cant find for free.
The content is a bit basic, I am surprised this course is even behind the paywall.
This course not only covers the code interview (communication, pseudocode, Big O notation, time and space complexity), but also an intro to data structures (linear and non-linear). Additionally, it covers an intro to algorithms (sorting and searching). Here approaches like divide and conquer, recursion, dynamic programming, knapsack and greedy algorithm are discussed. I highly recommend it.
Coursera training courses are excellent !!!This course was great for increasing job interview skills, which taught both soft skills and technical skillsThis course has made the quality of the course very high due to the experience of its trainers who are Facebook employees and the many tests it has.
Excellent. Just make sure you practice over and over all the concepts learned in the course until you master it.
feel old school in CS
Excellent
The best thing I can say about this course is that it is short compared to the others. By this point, you just want to be done with the Meta Front-End Developer stuff. That said, only 1 week of the course is really about code interview preparation, and that's the lightest amount of work and info covered of all of them.
Excellent course for beginners preparing for coding interviews. The content is clear, well-structured, and focuses on practical problem-solving skills. Helpful explanations, hands-on exercises, and real-world examples made learning easy and engaging. Highly recommended for anyone starting their front-end development journey.
Preparing for coding interviews encourages the development of effective problem-solving techniques. Learning problem-solving patterns, such as dynamic programming, divide and conquer, and greedy algorithms, can be intellectually engaging and improve problem-solving skills.
Wonderful and very informative course. I enjoyed a lot. The whole course was totally focused on the basics to ace an interview. Hopefully, in future it will further developed with some nice coding problem solving in it to implement the learnings with real world examples.