Ms. M.

My 15-year-old signed up to get comfortable with C++ basics and was pleasantly surprised by how much practice the course offered. The two-week structure with 60-minute lessons each weekday felt intensive but productive — projects like the Mad-Libs game, calculator, and the OOP stat page reinforced functions, arrays/vectors, searching and sorting algorithms, and object-oriented concepts. The units on pointers and strings were challenging but the final project workshops and presentations gave him a clear sense of progress. Overall, a very solid starter course that built confidence and produced tangible projects to show for the effort.

Excellent beginner C++ course for my 11-year-old — the progression from core syntax to arrays, sorting algorithms and basic OOP felt very logical. The hands-on projects like the Sudoku manipulations and leaderboard sorter kept him engaged during the 60-minute sessions five days a week. He came away proud after the final project presentation.

This course was a great intro to how AI creates text, images, and video—my 10-year-old enjoyed learning about model basics, strengths and limitations, and responsible use. The 30-minute weekly lessons over four weeks fit our schedule and kept things manageable. I would have liked slightly more hands-on time or an extra session so they could practice a bit more, but overall it was an age-appropriate and engaging introduction.

Great intro to C++ with hands-on projects like Mad-Libs and a calculator; my 13-year-old enjoyed the 60-minute lessons five times a week over the two-week course, though we wished there was a bit more time spent on pointers and strings.