I cannot look at it from a freshman's point of view, so I'm biased, but I definitely don't want it to be my only CS course. This is because I just know, that t

I cannot look at it from a freshman's point of view, so I'm biased, but I definitely don't want it to be my only CS course. This is because I just know, that to understand, say, SQL (and NoSQL) there is excellent Database course from Stanford and it worth taking because it will pay back later. To understand programming you need CS61A (because it teach you whys) and then Data Structures and Algorithms. Then you can pick up everything you need from books. So, let's say that this is an Introduction To Coding (without deep understanding).