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Hello and welcome to the Data Structures and Algorithms Using Java course. My name is
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Tim Buchalka and I'm the instructor in this course. Now I wanted to make this
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video because you'll probably be surprised when you go onto the next
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video and see that there's another instructor who's created the videos the
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reason for that is fully explained in an announcement that I sent out towards the
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end of January 2019 because there's a link to that announcement in the
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resources section for this video that's at the top left so click on that if you
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want to find out the full details but I just wanted to make it clear very
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quickly that the bottom line is I've now taken over the course and I'm going to
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be releasing new content moving forward in this course as well as updating it
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now if you've seen a good portion of this course already I suggest you go
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down towards the end of the course, the last section and there's a
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lecture there with a link to a survey and that survey will
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alone enable you to give me some feedback on what you like and dislike
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about the course what you'd like to see added updated etc. If you could take a
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moment to update that once you've seen a good portion of the course or some of
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the course that would be great because then I could start working on this new
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content I'm really committed to making this the best possible course on Data
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Structures and Algorithms using Java that I possibly can so with your help we
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can actually do this together so in terms of support nothing else is
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going to change I've got another person who's helping me, Goran, he's going to be
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helping me as a co-instructor and answering the questions
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you have in the course in the Q&A section so look out
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for him as well and we're here again to teach you everything we can about data
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structures and algorithms so that's it I just wanted to give you a bit of an
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update as to what's going on with the course for now though, proceed to the next
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video and you can get started I look forward to seeing you as we work
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forward in the next coming months updating the content
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Cheers for now.
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