Stanford Engineering Everywhere is an online portal offering ten courses from Stanford’s School of Engineering— including the three-course introductory sequence in Computer Science— free of charge.
Note: SEE courses cannot be taken for credit and do not include access to Stanford-restricted computers, libraries, or services. Content may not include all the material used in the campus offering and cannot be used for commercial purposes.
I’ve been taking a look at the Programming Methodology Course, the first of the CS classes offered through SEE. So far I have spent most of my time watching YouTube videos of the lectures, which I think are very good. There are also links to software packages and course assignments, for homework.
In the internet age, we create our own resumes. What would happen if programs, like those offered at SEE, were put on a resume even though they were not taken for credit? I mean, just because a class was not taken for credit doesn’t necessarily mean that it does not count for Educational Experience, right?
