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The two courses that give the basic CS foundation needed are: nand2teris.org and cs50.net See if you can solve all the projects & assignments in these course
by rohinibarla 7y ago
The two courses that give the basic CS foundation needed are:
nand2teris.org and
cs50.net
See if you can solve all the projects & assignments in these courses.
These cover a lot of ground. Once you are done with these two courses end to end, you will get a fair understanding of many of the computing big ideas.
- syntex 7y agoIf the student knows almost nothing, these are really good as they cover the most simple things. If you already programming, they may be too basic.
- ddek 7y agoThe problem sets in CS50, at least the first half, are great and I would highly recommend. I ditched it when it moved to python and web, the problems were interesting but there was an added level of boredom in the 'now make it a website' approach.
- markus_zhang 7y agoYeah I think CS50 is too basic. The C part is interesting though, has some minor projects that worth working on. For anyone who has some programming experience (whatever language), I think CS61A is a better course. I really wish there is a course that uses C (like first 4-5 classes in CS50) and uses C ONLY and then go as deep as possible, similar to CS61A, but apparently on other topics (one system programming project?)