Added a reference to cs50.net for Introduction to programming, and MIT 6.006 OpenCourseware #9
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Added links for cs50.net by Harvard University, and MIT's 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms OpenCourseware
CS50.net offers a great introduction to programming, a course taught by David J. Malan at Harvard University, presenting a modern approach towards learning to program. The MIT 6.006 is considered as one of the best courses for an introduction to algorithms and data structures.
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CS50.net offers a great introduction to programming, a course taught by David J. Malan at Harvard University, presenting a modern approach towards learning to program. The MIT 6.006 is considered as one of the best courses for an introduction to algorithms and data structures.