LG
Dec 12, 2017
This is a great course in parallel programming. The videos were very clear, summaries reinforced the video material and the programming projects and quizzes were challenging but not overwhelming.
SV
Aug 27, 2017
Great course. Introduces Parallel Programming in Java in a gentle way.Kudos to Professor Vivek Sarkar for simplifying complex concepts and presenting them in an elegant manner.
By Rishabh A
âąDec 27, 2017
Very relevant concepts, explained beautifully by a very experienced professor. The assignments were good, but they could involve more programming for more practice!
By Faith R J
âąOct 14, 2020
great course over here it has been great interacting with a simplified course where every complex thing has been narrowed down to easily understandable concepts
By A M
âąMay 30, 2020
Very well structured and presented course! Very useful material with good relevant examples! Thank you, Prof. Sarkar for this Parallel Programming in Java course!
By Qian L
âąJan 23, 2018
The combination of quiz and programming assignment helps understanding the course in a quite nice way. I will finish up the other two courses for sure.
By Sam C
âąApr 6, 2023
Excellent course, explained difficult topics very well! Would recommend to anyone that needs to understand how to improve complex workflows in Java
By tarun n
âąDec 21, 2018
The concepts like thinking about work,span,cp.amhdals law very very helpful. Although i believe there should be more examples wit code as in quiz.
By Grigorii P
âąJul 15, 2023
I'm happy to finish this course, I was trying to pass it earlier but was not quite ready. i'm apreciate the knoledge shared in that course.
By Hang Z
âąMar 3, 2020
This course is great. The only problem is that the course is a little bit too easy and the minProject should cover more materials in class.
By John O O
âąJul 25, 2019
Full tremendous course for understanding the essentials about parallel programing in Java! Excellent mini-projects to reinforce concepts!
By Serikzhan K
âąJul 19, 2018
Learned a lot about Phasers; parallel programming concepts such as computation graph, span, ideal parallelism, CPL -- good introduction.
By Frish M
âąOct 10, 2019
it was a great experience that I learned new skills. thanks a lot to my teachers who helped me to complete this course successfully.
By Venkata S B K
âąApr 14, 2024
Very good course to learn about constructs in Java like Phasers, Barriers. Good practical advice from those working in real world.
By Narayanan M
âąJul 28, 2020
Very nice presentation and step by step instruction touching core fundamentals of parallel programming. classroom quality videos.
By Matthew G
âąOct 23, 2019
Great course. Can't wait to start using phasers in production code, if the reviewers on PRs don't accuse me over-engineering :)
By Ahsanul A S
âąFeb 28, 2021
The lectures and readings were very helpful. The auto-grading system should be updated. Excellent topics and techniques
By Deleted A
âąFeb 8, 2021
Really great course specially programming assignments , makes you rethink your approach and identify fastest approach .
By BM
âąOct 18, 2017
Excellent course! Easily digestible and very fascinating topic. Dr. Sarkar knows his stuff and knows how to teach it!
By Yash G
âąMay 25, 2020
Excellent Course, applying principles in real life programming gives a boost to confidence.Changed way of thinking
By Suresh T
âąSep 12, 2018
This covers fundamentals of parallel programming and upto date with all jdk8 lambdas and functional programming
By RafaĆ S
âąJan 20, 2019
Great introduction to parallel programming in Java. Clear and well thought content. Quite challenging quizzes.
By Malyik J
âąMay 21, 2018
It was a great journey. The course material was clearly presented and it was easy to follow. I recommend it.
By Hamza M
âąJun 14, 2023
Very intriguing, detailed, and beneficial course for people wanting to learn parallel programming in Java.
By arvind k
âąDec 30, 2018
Thank you for making taking the time to prepare this and making it available online on Coursera. Cheers!
By Ankit M
âąMay 1, 2020
Great course. I think last 2 chapters could definitely use more explanation and/or more examples/demos