Function Growth Rates

Discusses function growth rates over extended amounts of time.

[komalsoni]

Another great video. Please keep shooting these videos. It'd be amazing if you could start a playlist based on some particular development field (e.g. Web-D) on which lots of jobs are available. Thanks

[MarcoGiordanoTD]

Really nice, I love tutorials more down to earth and easy access. I am not new to algorithm, I have been studying them for a while and there are so many different approaches on learning them.

In the past I attended two different courses on algorithms. One was from Stanford and was heavily mathematically oriented, more for a bachelor in math, a lot more analysis that actual hands on. The other one (from Princeton) was a lot more like you are approaching yours, trying to explain concept in a simple way and apply them right away.
That's how I like math, the math that has a purpose, the math that wishper to you: "hey buddy, look now that you know that bit more look all the awesome stuff you can do now". Math on it's own, never attracted me, gimme applied math and I am a happy kid. Now, not saying one way is better then other, but to me a more applied approach is much more useful for computer scientist/ engineers. In the end to me math is a tool, if you don't know how to use the tool, is not that useful there on the shelf taking dust. Again my personal view on the matter :D

[ZblueheartX]

Hi Jamie! would you please consider doing a software architecture series? like class diagrams, state transition diagrams, concurrency models, etc.

[akill]

Hey Jamie, awesome video but I have a question. I'm currently still in high school and having trouble with math, do you think in later videos I will still be able to follow along, or should I stop this playlist and brush up on my math skills before diving deep into these videos?