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The courses are identical to the courses one would take if they were getting their Master's at Stanford - the only difference is that only four classes are requ
by torinmr 10y ago
The courses are identical to the courses one would take if they were getting their Master's at Stanford - the only difference is that only four classes are required, while a Master's requires about 15.
I'm enrolled in Stanford's CS Master's program right now through the Honors Cooperative Program (which lets you get a Master's online while working in industry), and I'm currently planning on doing a dual specialization in Systems and AI. For the AI specialization I've already taken CS 221 and 229, and I'll have to take three more AI classes drawn from a list pretty similar to the Elective Courses list in the OP.
- davidwihl 10y agoDid you take the courses online or on campus? Did you feel like a "regular student" or "divided but equal"? Did you look at alternatives like Harvard Extension ALM in Software Engineering?
- czbond 10y agoQuestion - you peaked my interest in the Cooperative. What is your goal going out of the Cooperative with an MS?