I've been browsing though Coursera recently and the material is really quite good. Dose anyone else here spend much time with these educational sites, and if so which ones?
-Josh
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I've been browsing though Coursera recently and the material is really quite good. Dose anyone else here spend much time with these educational sites, and if so which ones?
-Josh
I've been doing Coursera for a few months now. Recently finished Model Thinking and Probability Graphical Models, and sort of relearning Automata Theory (I'd highly recommend Model Thinking, though).
I've been looking at MIT OpenCourseware too. They're not full classes like Coursera...they only offer lecture slides and assignments. I was looking at their Machine Learning course today.
Stanford has a few online course initiatives (Coursera is one of them). They seem to be more like coursera.
I followed the Scala course from Coursera, and I thought it was particularly good. Though I suppose it ought to have been having been presented by the languages creator.
I didn't manage to complete all the assignments due to lack of time, but the videos were great.
If they run it again I'll have another go and try to get the certificate this time.
@JoshRoss:Hello , i'm following Pluralsight in asp.net webpage, it's excellent
@MasterPie: I'm in the middle of Model Thinking. I find it rather enjoyable.
-Josh
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