An edX course from MITx introducing how to analyze the running time and resource use of algorithms, using asymptotic notation and related techniques. It is aimed at developers who want a rigorous grounding in algorithm analysis.

One commenter suggests it as one of the most relevant CS-style modules for software developers, especially self-taught and apprentice developers.

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1. RecommendsUK-Al052011in “Why I am Not a Professor, or The Decline and Fall of the British University”

   I'm actually hoping some apprentice or self taught developers take the "Introduction to algorithm analysis" course from MITX if it's on offer. It's probably one most relevant cs style modules for software developers.

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