Functional Programming in Scala Capstone, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
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By KB
•Jun 14, 2017
Good course, some of the assignments could have been more explicit with expectations in cases where specific implementation details matter but the forums were helpful in that regard anyways.
By WH
•Sep 23, 2017
Outstanding set of courses.\n\nJust to counter comments about grader stability and lack of grader feedback - I never encountered this in any of the 5 courses.
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By Subodh Chiwate
•Mar 28, 2019
Thanks for designing the course.
By John Sloboda
•Mar 12, 2019
Very fun and enjoyable project!
By Jonathan Winskill
•Mar 05, 2019
Thanks to the staff for any help, especially during a busy end of year
By Natalija Ilic
•Jan 04, 2019
Capstone project is challenging specially because of the performance standards. I enjoyed solving the problems
By Denys Lobur
•Jan 03, 2019
This is the hardest course of this Specialization, but I enjoyed it anyway. Thanks!
By Rob Sutter
•Nov 26, 2018
Interesting project and fun to work on.
As with many of the other courses, could benefit from providing a few tests. Even after writing property-based tests using ScalaCheck there were some grader results that I was unable to reproduce.
In the end, still worth the time and effort invested.
By Massimiliano D’Acunzo
•Nov 19, 2018
The perfect end of the course. It manages to recap all the concept, the libraries and the exercises that has been done during all other courses. It is a good point to remember all the things that one has been made, and a good point to review all the things that were not so clear.
By Sergey Grant
•Nov 12, 2018
Buggy grader
By Gyeongmin Go
•Aug 28, 2018
Most of the case, it is hard to deal with big data. This course provides an opportunity to handle big data and visualize the handled result on UI. Also, as you learned from FPD in Scala course, UI is developed with Scala.js
By Rodolfo Navarrete Pérez
•Aug 09, 2018
For a lot of sections one couldn't really use Spark, said sections were restricted to translating Spark datastructures to Scala collections and working with those.
