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Looking at the syllabus, it looks more like "Miscellaneous Programming-Related Topics" than anything "advanced".
by CervezaPorFavor 13y ago
Looking at the syllabus, it looks more like "Miscellaneous Programming-Related Topics" than anything "advanced".
- Evbn 13y agoAdvanced for students, like "advanced algebra". Not for professionals. But great to teach this before kids start jobs.
- ww520 13y agoIt does look like an overview or a survey of various topics, not sure how in depth on each topic. Would love to see videos of it.
- SiVal 13y agoAny of those topics could be taught at an arbitrarily advanced level. You could, for example, demand that each one be studied and a non-backwards-compatible alternative be designed with the wisdom of hindsight and, of course, implemented in C. If I were considering that class for a grade, I would hope that those topics would be mostly introduced rather than dealt with in that kind of depth. (Now, if it were a non-graded, non-time-limited, free Udacity or Coursera online course that I could work my through as time allowed, I would rather have the depth. Just don't make me master one new decades-old technological toolbox per week and grade me on it.)