Programming Study FAQ

Programming Study is a site that lists Udemy courses by topic. It has 2,002 English courses in 19 topics.

Yes, it is free. You do not need an account or to sign in to see any page. You take courses on Udemy, not on this site.

When you buy a Udemy course through links on this site, we earn a commission from Udemy. That is why each page shows a disclosure at the top.

Courses are grouped by topic, so you can read titles and descriptions side by side. You do not need to sign up, and it works on phones.

Yes. The site lists 2,002 English courses and 1,123 Japanese courses on separate pages. Switch between them with the “日本語” link.

Pick a topic, open a course page to read its description, then use “View on Udemy (Ad)” to go to Udemy. You can also search by keyword.

Yes. The search page finds courses by words in the title and headline, and you can filter the results by topic.

Courses with the topic's keyword in the title (for example, Python) come first, and newer courses tend to come first within each group. Practice tests and mock exams come last within each group. The shelves on the home page and the previous and next links on course pages follow the same order.

A course page shows the title, description, language, topic, provider and data update date. It also links to courses on the same topic and to the previous and next courses.

Yes. The layout adapts to your screen, and phones get tabs at the bottom for moving between pages.

Yes. The site follows your device or browser setting and uses dark colors when dark mode is on.

Yes. Use “Share” on a course in a list to open your device's share sheet or copy the link.

No. Use “View on Udemy (Ad)” to open the course on Udemy, and buy and take it there.

No, reviews are not shown here. Read the title and description on the course page, and check reviews on Udemy.

No. Bookmark the page, or copy the link with “Share”.

Look at Generative AI ChatGPT Courses, which has 150 courses. For building apps see LLM & RAG App Development Courses, and for agents see AI Agents & MCP Courses.

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See AI Coding Courses. You can also look at Git & GitHub Courses and Test Automation Courses.

Yes. See AI Agents & MCP Courses. For apps built on LLMs, see LLM & RAG App Development Courses.

See Data Science & Machine Learning Courses. To start from a language, see Python Courses.

See Python Courses, which has 150 courses.

Yes. See Web Development Courses, TypeScript Courses, PHP Courses and Ruby Courses.

Yes. See AWS & AWS Certification Courses, which has 100 courses. For the basics underneath, see Linux & Networking Courses.

See Linux & Networking Courses, Git & GitHub Courses, Test Automation Courses and Security Courses.

Start with Introductory Courses Collection, Free Programming Courses or No-code Development Courses.

Yes. See Free Programming Courses, which has 70 courses. Check the terms on Udemy before you start.

Yes. See No-code Development Courses, which has 103 courses.