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Stanford iOS development course
Stanford University
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2013–2021 · score 3.6
Stanford's free iOS app development course, taught in Stanford's CS193P series, covers building iPhone and iPad apps for Apple's platform using Swift and Xcode. It was updated for iOS 7 and made available through iTunes U.
Commenters describe it as an excellent, very good course that is free, and one commenter recommends it strongly for anyone wanting to make an iOS app.
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* I really enjoyed Nand to Tetris from an Israeli university on Coursera. * I also enjoyed intro to artificial intelligence course from UC Berkley on Edx. * If you're interested in iOS development, Stanford has an excellent course for free online somewhere.
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/begin-programming-2014 This is a new thing being run by the University of Reading (UK) Not sure how the quality is going to compare to that of the Stanford iOS development course which is very good! It is free though!