Curriculum: Course 1: cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/ Course 2: cs50.harvard.edu/x/2023/ Course 3: cs50.harvard.edu/web/2020/ Course 4: cs50.harvard.edu/ai/2020/ Course 5: www.coursera.org/learn/algorithms-part1 Don't forget to work on your CV and look for jobs after completing course 2.
@@bexst24 You'll get the basics. Then start building your portfolio. With your portfolio and these basics, you can starting applying for entry level jobs.
I do agree the education is great free.. but one of the biggest things about paying for the courses is that EdX is a non-profit that allows these cources for free from many different schools and organizations... so being able to support that mission.. and supporting a platform that makes it easier to find those courses should be something to consider.
This is true. However their prices (300 dollars for a course certiifcate) are absurd for any person that's not from the US or similary wealthy EU countries. Think about a person from South America for example: that certificate would cost an entire salary or more. There's just no way.
I was interested in the certificate because they described it as a "small fee". I think of a small fee being around 50 - 100$, NOT 300$. Even as someone living in the US, that's crazy expensive.
I started CS50 Main Course, but this roadmap makes much more sense. My main goal is to learn Java because it's the most common programming language in the industry where I'm based, but I will start with Python anyways and follow the steps mentioned in this video. Thank you so much for this content, it's amazing. It's the perfect choice if you want to learn and get a job as soon as possible, but while working in something else and studying in the spare time. + Easier learning curve + Your own time + Free Certification - Less chances to give up during the road Starting today and hopefully will come back in 1 year to share more news. Don't give up and trust in your dreams.
honestly when it comes to python and java its very similar. Python has more libraries so really is a great choice for beginners. I started with python, took a course in java, went back to python, and back on java. so pretty interchangeable.
@@benmorales5912 I encounter the same issue with you, but if you go to the next course after introduction (which is Functions, and Variable) and click link Problem set 0 it will direct you to the actual link. So there is free certificate from harvard (only if you pass 70% of assignments) and verified certificate by edx (it's more professional, but you must pay USD 300)
This was magical content for me - I just *cannot* afford the EDX fee for receiving a certificate but knew I needed to somehow validate what I had studied. Thank you so much!!!
I'm on week 8 on cs50 after almost a year on and off. Literally hanging on by a thread here and this video has given me some hope. I'm giving you a sub man! 😭
@@fi-losopher I usually take 1-2 hrs before my lectures so I have to be up by five . If you're going to do this try going through the video during the day, it's harder not to fall asleep in the morning when you're coding as uposed to watching a 2hr long video. If it's not a particularly stressful day I just take another hour before bed. That's of course only after an episode of my favourite series. Rewards help. Don't overwhelm yourself, if you're trying to solve a problem and you've been at it for more than an hour just rest and get back to it later. If you keep pushing and you don't get anywhere you might find it hard to start a session next time.
Cannot stress enough that you can take as much time as you want to finish this course. I am a slow learner and started mid 2022 I averaged 1 month for every week in the original course as well as taking breaks, at the end of the day I still have the same mastery of the content (and MORE) and am now on the final week problem set. It doesn't matter your rate of learning if by the end you have the same mastery of all the concepts as someone who can ace each week in a literal week.
Found this video as I've started CS50x with NO programing experience but your video is so helpful and thank you for showing me I can get the certificate for free!
this is solid gold. I'm gonna follow your tip man, specially because I was already looking after on CS50 (main course). Going to take the python one first, then main, then web. I'll put this shit on my calendar and I hope coming here till' the end of the year to share my results with people that might come here.
Now there's even a scratch course for the newbie which i think is a great start to get familiar with programming thinking. Thanks for your advice and your great content
@Axel.The.Conqueror I'm taking it now. It's slow paced but it helps you understand concepts at a high level. Very beginner friendly. I'd recommend to anyone with absolutely no experience in coding or programming.
This is great! I am taking CS50P now as my main course and going slower with CS50W. I have lots of time this month so it’s working out for me. Last year I tried only CS50X and sadly I gave up. I found it difficult and then felt lost and got tired. But now this way I’m way much stronger. Already week 5 of python. And wow. I have learnt really so much
I had the same issue with CS50s main course. There are actually youtube videos that show you step by step how to solve many of the pets etc.. that people get stuck on. As long as you make sure to comprehend WHY the code works instead of simply copy pasting and moving on, you still learn the concepts quite well. I would definitely recommend going back to the main course at some point as it really helps you to get the understanding of multiple different skillets that aren't in just the python course etc..
I tried to do the main course and couldn't get through it because school and work left me very little time. I have decided to specifically focus on python(I want to focus on AI/ML) and started to do some research and came across this video. Thank you so much for this.
Thank you so much for this. I had already given up in frustration on the CS50 intro course, but now I am feeling really inspired to start again, following your advice here. Much appreciated!
@@harikeshansundaramoorthy9896 Yes, I have, though not done much yet. I signed up, watched the first Python video only and made notes (though I'm not sure if there's any point doing that, as there are slides to look back on?). I waited for the New Year to begin!
I am about to give up CS50x , i stumbled upon your advice and i am going to start the CS50 python and then give CS50x another chance after that. I really hope i can do this. Thank you!
Cannot thank you enough dear brother from another country. Thank you for taking time to give me an insight on why leaning more is important. Love from India !
Hey, I just wanted to drop by again to thank you for sharing this fantastic and easy-to-follow roadmap for the CS50 courses. About a month and a half ago, I started with CS50 Python, and I'm almost finished. It's amazing how much I've learned and how far I've come. CS50P has really helped me grasp the important fundamentals, and now I can confidently code small projects. Thanks again for sharing this clear and concise video!
Hey man, I normally nevet comment on any videos but this video is the best one I have seen on how to start peogramming. I just wanted to thank you for this video.
Hi :) I had left a comment months ago on your channel when I started CS50's main course and got SO STUCK shortly after. In week one already. I've been preparing to get back on the horse so your video is very timely for me to find. I'm going to try this route, thanks so much.
Same here, I'd previously stopped at week 4 and after watching this video I decided to get back on track tomorrow. Good luck to us! Do you wanna share our results here gradually? Let's see if we can keep ourselves motivated
@@krishnachaitanya8095 the only deadline is December 31st, it's when they update the course and replace it to the latest recording, but i think that if you didn't finish the course on time like i will end up doing with CS50P (i'm still on lesson 4) you can just start the new one after January 1st from where you left off, maybe just send the assignments again since it's always the same problem sets. There are no deadlines for the assessments, you can do it on your time.
Thank you so much for this video. I've started a Python course on Udemy, but I think I'll go onto the Havard one now and do it in the order you recommend.
Thank you sooooo much, I didn't know this! I am half way through my course and I face exactly the same hurdle when I got to Python despite the fact that I already have Python experience. I just didn't know the certificate was free. This gives me so much more drive you have no idea. Thank you, thank you very much. :)
Free, indeed I just completed my program. But, Harvard does not just give you a free certificate. Their reputation is on the line. It will cost you, your effort, time, and dedication. It is not easy at all. One of the hardest things I have ever done and I am a solutions architect expert. The success rate for CS50x is 0.9%. I hope you become one of us too.@@Jonny23
Hi! I from in Kyrgyzstan. I don't speak english but i use google translate to study cs50. Now I have completed the tasks of 1 week. Thanks for the recommendation.
This is exactly where I just hit a wall. I'm on week 2.5 and feeling confused when I realized that there is actual course materials and tests and all to go along with the freecodecamp video for CS50 and then I was like, what is edx and all this other stuff... Thank you!
i'm a SAHM that's been out of work for 2 years- hoping to get myself back into the labour force in about a year. my specialty is honestly learning languages (i'm at 4 for now), but it seems like this coding thing could be the thing to jolt my brain back into "work/learn mode". wish me luck :)
Thank you so much! I'm currently a 2nd year computer engineering college student and is lost about what should I really need to learn because our school teaches us C++ in 1st year, and currently we are being taught Java and SQL which makes me wonder if they're really teaching us what we need to know but because of your explanation I am now able to understand the languages I should learn and even getting a reward at the end which are the certificates and especially that they're all free which is really helpful for someone like me whose family is barely able to pay for my tuition . So thank you and I wish many students will see your videos.
Thank you, this video has really cleared up a lot of confusion I had about how to actually do this 🙏🏼 I'm going to start with Python, can't wait to get to start building cool things! 🤓
i'm on a journey to leanr programming to take advanage of it for the architecture and construction sector (BIM), i've thought of changing career, but read that the programming market is oversaturated with junior programmers. Still, it's an amazing skill to learn! thank you for this video
It’s oversaturated with Junior programmers, but that shouldn’t scare you, because a lot of Junior programmers suck, don’t care, or only learned for the money. If you truly have a passion for programming and coding it’s not like that’s going to be undesirable to a company, especially if you are patient and wait for a team you connect with
Thank you so much for this. I’ve been looking for where to start with getting back into programming and RUclips is awash with dizzying directions to take, all of which cost a small fortune that I don’t have because I need to feed my two daughters. This was presented as clear as can be and it’s something finally within my budget which could possibly open the door to later on being able to afford to invest more than time only. This is appreciated
Thank you so much for explaining the best structure, I think when we are given so many options it makes it tough to identify where and which course to begin with so this really helps, thank you
Thank you so much for this video! Thanks to you I completed cs50p first and now I’m on week 01 of cs50x and I already know it would have been a nightmare to do the other way around! 😅
Thank you for sharing, I just started the introduction to computer science but will switch over to the python course, this video is an invaluable resource, God bless you brother
"The final project for the main course is to build your fullstack aplication" Correction: Nowdays while you CAN DO that, you can actually build whatever project you want pretty much. You can opt for a CLI interface in C, or a game in Lue with Love2d. Some people chose to make a game with Python. I'm currently making a TO-Do list website with Flask and SQLite. But again, for the main CS50x course, you DON'T NEED to build a website for your final project. It's fairly open ended what you can build actually.
This is great information thank you for taking the time to share this, as a person that is starting CS50 with python it game me a clearer picture of what to do.
Excellent video. I wanted to ask, when you completed this CS50 courses, did you use the codespace that they provide or did you use your own IDE and code locally? Thank you so much
Do yourself a favor: only use the IDE and resources CS50 gives you. If you don't; you might go on a tangent that doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the course - and might make you waste a ton of time.
I d like to share my thought about it, i think udemy has great courses as well. I tried following harvard course about python but i could not stay as focused as I am now on other resources. I might come back when I ll have all the knowledge and finish this course as well for the sake of different prospective, and ehy not , also the Harvard certificate
hello, I tried to start the course for cs50 programming with python with EDX, but it is not re directing me to the courses page instead it shows me course on the EDX website, please tell me what should I do?
Just starting these courses, I use to work in web development but moved across in to design but now I'm moving back towards development and project management. This video re-enforced my decision to start working through these courses, and I was going to pay.....lol
I just enrolled in the Python course, however, it does not take me to the harvard website you pulled up to show us how you got the certificate. Can Anyone help me or tell me is that way is no longer possible?
@@saieaswar3831 did you ever figure this out? It’s doing the same thing to me and I guess everybody else I wonder if they changed it I was really looking forward to a free certificate from Harvard.
hey i started today with cs50 python but it doesnt redirects to some other page infact the whole course is on edx now..am i missing something out or it's an update
I dont really understand how to get to the page of for example on 5:16. edx makes me study at their own page, there i do actually have to pay 400$ for getting a certificate. can someone help?
I learned how to program when I was 15 by buying a book about c++ and programming something. It's nice that there are great courses these days, but in the end you have to understand recursion to understand recursion. Or in other words, you have to program to be able to program.
I’m enrolled, but I was not directed to the Harvard website. Instead all the material is through edx… Has it changed or are you still able to get a certificate the way the video shows?
Thank you so much for this video. I am doing CS50 introduction to technology. After completing this, Should I take CS50 introduction to computer sciences or CS50 introduction to programming with python? I APPRECIATE YOU ADVISE
Remember that if you are a curious person who enjoys researching why, what, and how type of questions about things in life then you would enjoy the successful outcome of learning how to understand, read, create, etc. software and application programs. If you do not want anything to do with any type of analytical detailed information or dealing with adapting to fast changes in technology you might not like coding or software engineering. It is up to you to work with how you think and what you enjoy doing in life.
I signed up for the CS50P, however it's making me go through the material through EDx and not transferring me tot he learning page in which you showed in your video. Am I doing something wrong?
Man you just saved me. I was starting to get bored as I was enjoying mostly Python and SQL. Now I can detour, do the Python course and then retake CS50X by free.
sir u really inspired me, love from INDIA the only question i had is how u managed to complete assignment? until week3 i was able to complete assignment on my own without any help, but inweek4 (memory) it seems that whatever it is being taught isn't enough to complete assignment so to complete assignment have you done extra research , or did u studied from other material to boost your knowledge cuz while attempting practice problem i feel that just with lecture video it isn't possible it require extra research , what was your approach cuz until week 3 i didn't needed any extra research , or am just missing some puzzle piece from video which is letting me stuck with practice problem? a reply would be a great help thanks in advance.
They are teaching like University, that is normal in University... They don't give you all the information, you must get other sources and that's really important for understanding also for seeing other methods of solving problems
I came into the course with zero programming skills and even found getting my head around the logic used in scratch a little difficult at first and after doing my first month and only just finishing the arrays problem set yesterday im happy with my progress and im enjoying learning.Ill definitely go to the python course after completing that week though and appreciate the advice
Curriculum:
Course 1: cs50.harvard.edu/python/2022/
Course 2: cs50.harvard.edu/x/2023/
Course 3: cs50.harvard.edu/web/2020/
Course 4: cs50.harvard.edu/ai/2020/
Course 5: www.coursera.org/learn/algorithms-part1
Don't forget to work on your CV and look for jobs after completing course 2.
What jobs can I look for after completing the 2?
So do the python course first? Not x?
Thank you for the videos, great contents and they are very helpful! Keep up the grind!
You saying that doing these courses I'll acquire all industry knowledge? And will be ready for a job?
@@bexst24 You'll get the basics. Then start building your portfolio. With your portfolio and these basics, you can starting applying for entry level jobs.
I do agree the education is great free.. but one of the biggest things about paying for the courses is that EdX is a non-profit that allows these cources for free from many different schools and organizations... so being able to support that mission.. and supporting a platform that makes it easier to find those courses should be something to consider.
This is true.
However their prices (300 dollars for a course certiifcate) are absurd for any person that's not from the US or similary wealthy EU countries.
Think about a person from South America for example: that certificate would cost an entire salary or more. There's just no way.
@@mq1995Yep.
i dont have the money and there are many ppl like me that want to learn and complete this course but cant buy it
I was interested in the certificate because they described it as a "small fee". I think of a small fee being around 50 - 100$, NOT 300$. Even as someone living in the US, that's crazy expensive.
They are no longer a nonprofit, which feels sketch
I started CS50 Main Course, but this roadmap makes much more sense. My main goal is to learn Java because it's the most common programming language in the industry where I'm based, but I will start with Python anyways and follow the steps mentioned in this video. Thank you so much for this content, it's amazing.
It's the perfect choice if you want to learn and get a job as soon as possible, but while working in something else and studying in the spare time.
+ Easier learning curve
+ Your own time
+ Free Certification
- Less chances to give up during the road
Starting today and hopefully will come back in 1 year to share more news. Don't give up and trust in your dreams.
honestly when it comes to python and java its very similar. Python has more libraries so really is a great choice for beginners. I started with python, took a course in java, went back to python, and back on java. so pretty interchangeable.
How can you get the free certificate, it does not redirect me to the actual harvard cs50 web page.
How's it going buddy?
@@benmorales5912 I encounter the same issue with you, but if you go to the next course after introduction (which is Functions, and Variable) and click link Problem set 0 it will direct you to the actual link. So there is free certificate from harvard (only if you pass 70% of assignments) and verified certificate by edx (it's more professional, but you must pay USD 300)
update?
This was magical content for me - I just *cannot* afford the EDX fee for receiving a certificate but knew I needed to somehow validate what I had studied. Thank you so much!!!
hi! are there any deadlines in course if i enter it?
@@tachikaze.yes and no
your technical deadline is the end of the year, but you can pick right back up where you left off in the next year
@@FuraFaolox will we stillget the certificate if we finish next year?
@@menghao4576 i believe so yes
Right now, it is totally free through Verizon
I'm on week 8 on cs50 after almost a year on and off. Literally hanging on by a thread here and this video has given me some hope. I'm giving you a sub man! 😭
Please help me! Give me some suggestions on how to keep up while there's alot of stuff on your plate.
@@fi-losopher I usually take 1-2 hrs before my lectures so I have to be up by five
. If you're going to do this try going through the video during the day, it's harder not to fall asleep in the morning when you're coding as uposed to watching a 2hr long video. If it's not a particularly stressful day I just take another hour before bed. That's of course only after an episode of my favourite series. Rewards help. Don't overwhelm yourself, if you're trying to solve a problem and you've been at it for more than an hour just rest and get back to it later. If you keep pushing and you don't get anywhere you might find it hard to start a session next time.
keep studying 😠
Thats honestly sad, hope you pull it together though
Yo, any update?
Cannot stress enough that you can take as much time as you want to finish this course. I am a slow learner and started mid 2022 I averaged 1 month for every week in the original course as well as taking breaks, at the end of the day I still have the same mastery of the content (and MORE) and am now on the final week problem set. It doesn't matter your rate of learning if by the end you have the same mastery of all the concepts as someone who can ace each week in a literal week.
100% agree
I started the course a week ago and im week 5 currently
@@SharkiOP you are amazing please tell me how i can be as amazing as you?
@@SharkiOPwhat was the point of this comment under the OP’s comment? Like? Do u want a Scooby snack?
I disagree, with all due respect I think everyone must set themselves a deadline so they could hold themselves accountable. I do see your point tho.
Found this video as I've started CS50x with NO programing experience but your video is so helpful and thank you for showing me I can get the certificate for free!
Looks like the website has changed and now you can't bypass the EDX to get a free certificate
@@FatherFrostChannel it still works with python one idk
this is solid gold.
I'm gonna follow your tip man, specially because I was already looking after on CS50 (main course).
Going to take the python one first, then main, then web.
I'll put this shit on my calendar and I hope coming here till' the end of the year to share my results with people that might come here.
@skysesshomaru hows it coming along?
so how was it?
hows it going
Update ???
You lied 😂😢
Now there's even a scratch course for the newbie which i think is a great start to get familiar with programming thinking. Thanks for your advice and your great content
Did you take the scratch course?
@Kidrobot016 No, i didn't but it's a good start though 👌
@Axel.The.Conqueror I'm taking it now. It's slow paced but it helps you understand concepts at a high level. Very beginner friendly. I'd recommend to anyone with absolutely no experience in coding or programming.
@Kidrobot016 wish you good luck 🙏🙏
@@Kidrobot016Hi, can you tell me where to find the scratch course?
This is great! I am taking CS50P now as my main course and going slower with CS50W. I have lots of time this month so it’s working out for me. Last year I tried only CS50X and sadly I gave up. I found it difficult and then felt lost and got tired. But now this way I’m way much stronger. Already week 5 of python. And wow. I have learnt really so much
I had the same issue with CS50s main course. There are actually youtube videos that show you step by step how to solve many of the pets etc.. that people get stuck on. As long as you make sure to comprehend WHY the code works instead of simply copy pasting and moving on, you still learn the concepts quite well.
I would definitely recommend going back to the main course at some point as it really helps you to get the understanding of multiple different skillets that aren't in just the python course etc..
Good progress wishing you all success my friend
@@scleless1342 True, I am still planning to take it at some point right after I finish these two (Still going strong, almost done)
@@techthief3278 Thanks very much, same! Still working towards it.
Hey can I do this course on my phone as I don't have a laptop yet
This is an awesome video! Straight to the point and full of information , you rock man
I tried to do the main course and couldn't get through it because school and work left me very little time. I have decided to specifically focus on python(I want to focus on AI/ML) and started to do some research and came across this video. Thank you so much for this.
Same for me. I need this structured path to learn python. I’ve learned a little through reading and basics but this should be hreat
Did u take the course
Thank you so much for this. I had already given up in frustration on the CS50 intro course, but now I am feeling really inspired to start again, following your advice here. Much appreciated!
Did you start?
@@harikeshansundaramoorthy9896 Yes, I have, though not done much yet. I signed up, watched the first Python video only and made notes (though I'm not sure if there's any point doing that, as there are slides to look back on?). I waited for the New Year to begin!
You are a friend to everyone. Thank you so much!
Hear hear! His videos are very thoughtful and kind and helpful!
This was incredibly helpful for getting that first step down so thank you!
Thanks for this. I'm so stuck in CSS right now, and have been kind of bouncing around. Will definitely use this as my template
What is your problem ? I might as well Going to take cs50 ..didn't knew it was hot .. might take a shot ..though I have some experience
I am about to give up CS50x , i stumbled upon your advice and i am going to start the CS50 python and then give CS50x another chance after that. I really hope i can do this. Thank you!
How’s going so far?
How you doing?
Cannot thank you enough dear brother from another country. Thank you for taking time to give me an insight on why leaning more is important. Love from India !
Hey, I just wanted to drop by again to thank you for sharing this fantastic and easy-to-follow roadmap for the CS50 courses. About a month and a half ago, I started with CS50 Python, and I'm almost finished. It's amazing how much I've learned and how far I've come. CS50P has really helped me grasp the important fundamentals, and now I can confidently code small projects.
Thanks again for sharing this clear and concise video!
Hey, I answered you during the livestream at 2:22. ruclips.net/video/QkSJ6RRMkZY/видео.html
Hey man, I normally nevet comment on any videos but this video is the best one I have seen on how to start peogramming. I just wanted to thank you for this video.
Awesome, thank you!
Hi :) I had left a comment months ago on your channel when I started CS50's main course and got SO STUCK shortly after. In week one already. I've been preparing to get back on the horse so your video is very timely for me to find. I'm going to try this route, thanks so much.
Same here, I'd previously stopped at week 4 and after watching this video I decided to get back on track tomorrow. Good luck to us!
Do you wanna share our results here gradually? Let's see if we can keep ourselves motivated
@@deviousraulhey explain me about deadline,can we continue when ever we want , are there any deadline for assessment
@@krishnachaitanya8095 the only deadline is December 31st, it's when they update the course and replace it to the latest recording, but i think that if you didn't finish the course on time like i will end up doing with CS50P (i'm still on lesson 4) you can just start the new one after January 1st from where you left off, maybe just send the assignments again since it's always the same problem sets. There are no deadlines for the assessments, you can do it on your time.
@@deviousraul thanks 👍
This is the first video that I see and I subscribed immediately. You explain well and seem like a very genuine person
So they give certificate for free or anything else could you answer me
ruclips.net/video/vuDYuRm8gPM/видео.html
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much for this video. I've started a Python course on Udemy, but I think I'll go onto the Havard one now and do it in the order you recommend.
Dont waste your time on udemy
Bruh is these all courses are free?
@@V.D. I assume you are a well accomplished software engineer for you to confirm udemy is unnecessary?
Thank you so much for the instructions. I’m going to start the course today with this guidance ❤ hopefully, everything would turn out well
Did you start the course
Amazing intro video to CS50, cleared it up for me!! Thanks!
Thank you sooooo much, I didn't know this! I am half way through my course and I face exactly the same hurdle when I got to Python despite the fact that I already have Python experience. I just didn't know the certificate was free. This gives me so much more drive you have no idea. Thank you, thank you very much. :)
dude let me know if you can get this certificate for free because I am worried about it
same
@@alperen880
did you ever get it for free?
Free, indeed I just completed my program. But, Harvard does not just give you a free certificate. Their reputation is on the line. It will cost you, your effort, time, and dedication. It is not easy at all. One of the hardest things I have ever done and I am a solutions architect expert. The success rate for CS50x is 0.9%. I hope you become one of us too.@@Jonny23
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Hey just wanted to say thank your for your video. I enrolled in the intro to python. You prompted action in me and I am grateful!
Hi! I from in Kyrgyzstan. I don't speak english but i use google translate to study cs50. Now I have completed the tasks of 1 week. Thanks for the recommendation.
Great work! love your content. Keep it up!😊
This is exactly where I just hit a wall. I'm on week 2.5 and feeling confused when I realized that there is actual course materials and tests and all to go along with the freecodecamp video for CS50 and then I was like, what is edx and all this other stuff... Thank you!
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man i'am really greatful to you don't give a fuck about anything other than you help people don't mind the number of views , really thank you
i'm a SAHM that's been out of work for 2 years- hoping to get myself back into the labour force in about a year. my specialty is honestly learning languages (i'm at 4 for now), but it seems like this coding thing could be the thing to jolt my brain back into "work/learn mode". wish me luck :)
It’s 2 months later. Did your ability to learn languages translate into also being a good computer coder?
I’m so glad that one day I stumbled upon CS50. I had been wanting to learn to code for a while but it always felt so daunting. 100% would recommend
Amazing vid, all doubts are clear now, thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much, you have no idea how helpful this is.
Thank you so much! I'm currently a 2nd year computer engineering college student and is lost about what should I really need to learn because our school teaches us C++ in 1st year, and currently we are being taught Java and SQL which makes me wonder if they're really teaching us what we need to know but because of your explanation I am now able to understand the languages I should learn and even getting a reward at the end which are the certificates and especially that they're all free which is really helpful for someone like me whose family is barely able to pay for my tuition . So thank you and I wish many students will see your videos.
Thank you, this video has really cleared up a lot of confusion I had about how to actually do this 🙏🏼 I'm going to start with Python, can't wait to get to start building cool things! 🤓
i'm on a journey to leanr programming to take advanage of it for the architecture and construction sector (BIM), i've thought of changing career, but read that the programming market is oversaturated with junior programmers. Still, it's an amazing skill to learn! thank you for this video
We are on the same page, i tried to learning dynamo script in revit and now i'm thinking to switch my career.
It’s oversaturated with Junior programmers, but that shouldn’t scare you, because a lot of Junior programmers suck, don’t care, or only learned for the money. If you truly have a passion for programming and coding it’s not like that’s going to be undesirable to a company, especially if you are patient and wait for a team you connect with
Thank you so much for this. I’ve been looking for where to start with getting back into programming and RUclips is awash with dizzying directions to take, all of which cost a small fortune that I don’t have because I need to feed my two daughters. This was presented as clear as can be and it’s something finally within my budget which could possibly open the door to later on being able to afford to invest more than time only. This is appreciated
Hey wishing you much success. I was in a similar situation in 2020 and coding helped me change things around. All the best.
Thank you so much for explaining the best structure, I think when we are given so many options it makes it tough to identify where and which course to begin with so this really helps, thank you
Thank you so much for this video! Thanks to you I completed cs50p first and now I’m on week 01 of cs50x and I already know it would have been a nightmare to do the other way around! 😅
Really admire what you're doing here man! Great advice!
I’m like a newborn baby in this world,I know this will help me a lot.thank you so much for showing this
Thank you for sharing, I just started the introduction to computer science but will switch over to the python course, this video is an invaluable resource, God bless you brother
Thank u very much about those informations.Your video was very helpful for me and for all who wants to get a certificate/course from Harvard.
Thank you so much brother , I have actually enrolled in the cs50 python yesterday
This makes a lot of sense, sir, I am a 27 years old guy from a far town in Mexico and I am driven to learn ¡thank you so much for this! 🙌🙌🙌
Amazing information, thanks! you earned a new sub
Thanks for the roadmap. It really helps me
Great video! I was thinking of taking the course on vacations, but I will definitely try and take the python course first. Thanks for the advice!
This is the mothership - the fork in the road - that put me on python and a path I continue on, Mr. Kombina.
"The final project for the main course is to build your fullstack aplication"
Correction: Nowdays while you CAN DO that, you can actually build whatever project you want pretty much. You can opt for a CLI interface in C, or a game in Lue with Love2d. Some people chose to make a game with Python. I'm currently making a TO-Do list website with Flask and SQLite. But again, for the main CS50x course, you DON'T NEED to build a website for your final project. It's fairly open ended what you can build actually.
This is great information thank you for taking the time to share this, as a person that is starting CS50 with python it game me a clearer picture of what to do.
Did you finish the course
Life got in the way for a bit so restarting it in February. Thank you for following up means a great deal. :) @@harikeshansundaramoorthy9896
Thanks a lot man, really appreciated.
how long did you took to finish the course ??
you just saved me 350€. I appreciate this video, thx!
Excellent video. I wanted to ask, when you completed this CS50 courses, did you use the codespace that they provide or did you use your own IDE and code locally? Thank you so much
Do yourself a favor: only use the IDE and resources CS50 gives you. If you don't; you might go on a tangent that doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the course - and might make you waste a ton of time.
I'm watching your video after started doing the main course. It's taking from 2 to 3 weeks to finish each week doing the tasks by myself.
much success!
I went to edx to registered, it doesn't take me to the page you are showing in your video
I have the same problem
Thank you,I just started,week 1🤗
I d like to share my thought about it, i think udemy has great courses as well. I tried following harvard course about python but i could not stay as focused as I am now on other resources. I might come back when I ll have all the knowledge and finish this course as well for the sake of different prospective, and ehy not , also the Harvard certificate
thanks for your instructions, I'm going to start this course today, shout out to your great work and invaluable guidance !
How is the course going
hello, I tried to start the course for cs50 programming with python with EDX, but it is not re directing me to the courses page instead it shows me course on the EDX website, please tell me what should I do?
It’s doing the same thing for me. I’m wondering if Harvard still gives out a certificates for this they might’ve changed it who knows
Just starting these courses, I use to work in web development but moved across in to design but now I'm moving back towards development and project management. This video re-enforced my decision to start working through these courses, and I was going to pay.....lol
I just enrolled in the Python course, however, it does not take me to the harvard website you pulled up to show us how you got the certificate. Can Anyone help me or tell me is that way is no longer possible?
Same happened with me too does someone knows what to do plz help...........
Did you ever figure this out because I would really like your certificate for free? It seems like everybody is being redirected to EdX
@@saieaswar3831 did you ever figure this out? It’s doing the same thing to me and I guess everybody else I wonder if they changed it I was really looking forward to a free certificate from Harvard.
i really appreciate for putting so much time and effort. It really helped a lot.
hey i started today with cs50 python but it doesnt redirects to some other page infact the whole course is on edx now..am i missing something out or it's an update
Same problem
I have the same problem
same problem
Gracias, estoy empezando CS50 y me parece muy bueno, pero no tenia muy claro lo del certificado gratis. Thank you very much. I Follow now
I dont really understand how to get to the page of for example on 5:16. edx makes me study at their own page, there i do actually have to pay 400$ for getting a certificate. can someone help?
I have the same problem
5th course is recommended by so many people's so i think it would be
I learned how to program when I was 15 by buying a book about c++ and programming something. It's nice that there are great courses these days, but in the end you have to understand recursion to understand recursion. Or in other words, you have to program to be able to program.
I’m enrolled, but I was not directed to the Harvard website. Instead all the material is through edx… Has it changed or are you still able to get a certificate the way the video shows?
thank you very much for this roadmap I was about to start with the main course lol 😭 but now I will start with cs50 python thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for this video. I am doing CS50 introduction to technology. After completing this, Should I take CS50 introduction to computer sciences or CS50 introduction to programming with python?
I APPRECIATE YOU ADVISE
Yes, take CS50 python next
What did u choose next then?
this is quite amazing i’m shocked, ty for the video and tips
Thanks a lot for this explanation it helped lot to clear my vision on my programing path
Hats Off to you sir. You earned my subscription! ❤
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Hi, in edx, i think there is a limited time frame of each course before it is closed. can you check on that and let know of your thoughts/ approach?
I think it opens every year
Amazing info! Thank you for the content!
I signed up for the CS50P, however it's making me go through the material through EDx and not transferring me tot he learning page in which you showed in your video. Am I doing something wrong?
Same here. An answer would be much appreciated 😊
Thank you for doing this! I feel like this will save me valuable time.
Cheers!
A comprehensive video, very thoughtful.
Hope you enjoyed
Man you just saved me. I was starting to get bored as I was enjoying mostly Python and SQL. Now I can detour, do the Python course and then retake CS50X by free.
Cheers!
sir u really inspired me, love from INDIA the only question i had is how u managed to complete assignment? until week3 i was able to complete assignment on my own without any help, but inweek4 (memory) it seems that whatever it is being taught isn't enough to complete assignment so to complete assignment have you done extra research , or did u studied from other material to boost your knowledge cuz while attempting practice problem i feel that just with lecture video it isn't possible it require extra research , what was your approach cuz until week 3 i didn't needed any extra research , or am just missing some puzzle piece from video which is letting me stuck with practice problem? a reply would be a great help thanks in advance.
They are teaching like University, that is normal in University... They don't give you all the information, you must get other sources and that's really important for understanding also for seeing other methods of solving problems
Hi are you anywhere close to getting it?
You’re awesome! I love the way you explain things!
Can you give a list in the comments of what programs to take please?
I have CS50 computer science and CS50P
See in the pinned comment at the top
I came into the course with zero programming skills and even found getting my head around the logic used in scratch a little difficult at first and after doing my first month and only just finishing the arrays problem set yesterday im happy with my progress and im enjoying learning.Ill definitely go to the python course after completing that week though and appreciate the advice
thank you so much!!! from now on this is my favorite youtube channell❤️❤️❤️
that was what I exactly looking for, thanks for the video☺
Thanks for the intel man!
Super FREAKING useful bro! Thank you for this 💪💪💪
Beautiful content, thank you!
yes🤣
Great video! Thank you so much for your help. God bless you
Thanks Kombina amazing advice
Thanks for this, i was looking at this but not the correct path way for me. Great info about how to understand all these courses.
Cheers!
amazing explanation and tips, thank you very much
I appreciate your input as I want to create a portfolio.
Love the video! Doing the course this year!
Best wishes!
Thank you for sharing this for i now have a new found confidence because of your recommendation
Awesome roadmap...thanks for sharing bro :)