Computer Science Beginners Crash Course

Coding Data, Python, Algorithms & Hacking (Road to Financial Freedom)

De: Ian Batantu

Narrado por: David Bray

The world of computers is growing at an unrecordable rate every day. Computers are the most influential tools in our lives. They are our present and future. Most users see a computer at the front and use the graphical user interfaces. The first time I used a computer, it intrigued me to know how these interfaces work. In this book, you will learn the same way I did.

©2021 Ian Batantu (P)2021 Ian Batantu

Straight to the point with information

It gave good information. it shared income also so that you would know which profession was good for you

Really good audiobook to listen!!!

In my opinion, this is the best fundamental audio book I have listened to. It spoke very well, easy to understand. Highly recommended.

Very Informative and Educational

I am about to start college courses for a bachelors degree and computer science, I really am seeking to familiarize myself with the terminology and figured this is a good fit, and it is, just hard to follow along, I’ve listen to a few other audiobooks and numerous podcast related to computer science, I just wish seemed like it involved me more as a listener.

I liked it, but

I mostly enjoyed the narrators voice. he has good sound quality and is easy to listen to. He also brought life to the work he read. The author has good story telling abilities as it was enjoyable to listen to. Though the history lesson on origins of words or even the origins of informatics came about seemed seemed a bit useless. However, my favorite part was teaching us some simple step by step instructions towards the end of the audio book. That made me enjoy this book more than anything.

This audiobook is really very helpful!

Amazing, it has basic information that is easy to understand. Programming is very hard for some to learn. But this audio book is really helpful to beginners.

This audiobook has more interesting things

This audio book provides great explanations of core programming concepts and would save a lot of effort for anyone new to programming, even if they are going through a more formal course

Written and Read by AI?

Even if it wasn’t written and read by AI, it certainly seems that way. It reads as a poorly informed Wikipedia article on the history of computer science. But it’s barely more than a list of facts laid out in loose chronological order.

The narrator was also difficult to listen to but I think did their best (if they are human) with the material they had. Or if it’s AI narrating, it needs some work.

Is this book a scam? I listened for an hour and it

Is this book a scam? I listened for an hour and it was just a bunch of definitions with no context. I see that there are some reviews that give five stars. I do not believe those are real people, I bet they are Review robots.
I am angry that I paid for this book since the price was so low I figured I would keep my "Audible Credit" for a more expensive book. and now I can not get a refund. This book is Crap. a waste of your time.

Misleading

You can literally research everything on your own with Google. This audiobook is misleading because it doesn’t provide much depth or unique insights. It feels like a basic summary rather than a valuable resource for learning.

Garbage

is there a way to get refunds on here? this "audiobook" is basically a text to speech of dictionary definitions. I thought since it was the first result for computer science it would be decent obviously I was mistaken. I would pay $5 to have this garbage taken off audible.