Question

Hey mates, I am just now finishing Harvard's CS50 course (great, great course by the way), and I intend to take Stanford's CS107, CS106b, CS106a, and MIT's 6.001. What should the order to take these courses? Should I take Stanford's in order (106a, 106b, and then 107), or it isn't in order?
Beyond that, any other courses I should look into? Any ideas are quite welcome. Thanks in advance :-)

Answer 1

Is CS50 really that good? I am in midst to choose either MIT or Stanford or Harvard? Could you help?

Answer 2

Well, I found CS50 both really fun as it was life changing in regard to how I see programming, computers, and stuff like that. Made me love C (and it wasn't even a C devoted course, haha). I can't help with actual choice for college, as I really don't know them that much, but I definitely encourage you to take CS50, for the sake of experimenting and seeing what kind of infra structure the course does have.

Answer 3

Hey mate. Also check out the MIT's Computer Systems Engineering class http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-033-computer-system-engineering-spring-2009/

Answer 4

@Razor, Thanks. That seems like a really interesting course (and a subject that I am looking into also). I will definitely check it when I have more time :-)

Answer 5

bmp, where can I find Harvard free online courses, I searched but I found nothing :)
thanks in advance.

Answer 6

Sorry for the late answer. Check http://cs50.tv/2011/fall/ This is website with lectures and other stuff related to Harvard's CS50. There is also the course's homepage at https://www.cs50.net/

Answer 7

Thank you very much bmp, it's really interesting to study Harvard computer scince course