I took a Java course. I enjoyed studying at school on the whole. Sergey (teacher)I put a lot of emphasis on understanding how everything works "under the hood", I think this is a good approach. The homework feedback was excellent, the teacher delved into the code and made fair comments. The presentation of the theory was slightly monotonous, but everyone knows that theory is the most necessary part of learning when you need to force yourself to absorb information) The course program, in my opinion, was well designed, Sergey made small adjustments based on personal experience, giving priority to topics that he considered more important, it gave the same feeling of lively learning and it showed that the teacher was interested in our training. What would you like to improve? To increase the level of rigor and responsibility for the knowledge gained, such as asking a specific student a question so that he answers, and selectively asking for homework. Yes, this is not SH-49, and no one should wipe anyone's snot here) I misunderstood it there, well, they won't ask anyway, then I gave up on homework, then everything snowballed. Of course, everyone is responsible for themselves, and they must cultivate discipline, but the brain is like that, if you can cut a corner, then it's hard to resist. That seems to be it, thanks for the training.