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Programming Methodologies
Stanford University
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2014–2016 · score 2.4
Stanford's introductory programming course taught by Mehran Sahami, using Java to teach object-oriented programming and core programming concepts. It is distributed as free video lectures through iTunesU and Stanford's SEE site.
Commenters point to it as a free, full video course for learning programming concepts and object-oriented design, one that one commenter says is thorough enough to compare with a university's fundamentals sequence.
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I can't give a holistic account of the entire course content because I am merely a first year student however, from the few CS courses I have taken I can assure you that they are nothing like those introductory courses(assuming you refer to programming courses), the course content at UoPeople seem…
thank you for the detailed reply. I had done his CFE course about mid-way when I got distracted with app development (Swift). After having tried several small things to learn programming (python course at codeacademy, learnpythonthehardway), my approach is now to develop an understanding of…
Cool. A lot of the MOOCs these days are in Python, so if you can't find one, check out Programming Methodologies (available on iTunesU, or at see.stanford.edu). I'm working through the class now, and it's been a good experience so far (although I will admit that I'd benefit from taking it within…