Stanford Classes Discussion Group

[Pramode C.E]

I have created a discussion group for participants of Stanford University's online classes:

http://groups.google.com/group/stanford-classes

Students can help each other through discussions on this group.

I recommend two courses which would be very useful for all students:

http://www.algo-class.org/

Algorithms form the core of the discipline of computing, it will be great to learn about them from a teacher at one

of the world's best Universities!

The second course which all students can consider is:

http://www.saas-class.org/

I am excited by this course because it offers a very practical introduction to modern software engineering (Agile/TDD etc) through 

the world's most-loved web framework, Ruby-on-Rails. Another amazing thing about this course is that it is taught by none other than

the legendary David Patterson (inventor of the RISC architecture and one of the world's leading authorities on computer architecture)!

Students: this is a great opportunity for you to participate in a world class educational experience - don't miss it!

[Haris Ibrahim K. V.]

Thank you Pramode sir. I have already enrolled for the analysis of algorithms classes and would be much favoured by the help that other people on the course might be able to offer me.

Can't wait to get started.

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Haris Ibrahim K. V.
sosaysharis.wordpress.com

[Pramode C.E]

On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 7:25 AM, Haris Ibrahim K. V. <bluc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Thank you Pramode sir.

 

I have already enrolled for the analysis of algorithms classes

That's good! You might try the SaaS class too!

 

and would be much favoured by the help that other people on the course might be able to offer me.

Please spread the news of the courses (and the discussion group) among your friends .... this is a wonderful opportunity for everyone interested in computers and programming!

I am not sure how many teachers are aware of these courses, but it will help a lot if you point this out to one or two teachers

and ask them to get their students enrolled!

regards,

pramode