From the link and online search.
Also check out this useful article "The 15 best free or affordable online computer science courses, including options from Harvard, MIT, and Stanford" at this link.
The following are 11 good websites to learn about Computer Science and other topics:
- GitHub.com at link
- Udemy.com
- KhanAcademy.org
- Coursera.org
- SkillShare.com
- Brilliant.Org
- Udacity.com
- Lynda.com
- MasterClass.com
- PluralSight.com
- Codecademy.com
- edX.org
- Alison.com
- LinkedIn Learning
- TeachYourselfCS.com
- ComputerScience.org
- OpenCulture.com
- ClassCentral.com
- FreeCodeCamp.org
- Harvard.edu - Online Computer Science Courses
- HackReactor.com
- FlatIronSchool.com
- CodingDojo.com
- AppAcademy.io
- My GreatLearning.com
- TeamTreeHouse.com
- Thinkful.com
- Practicum.Yandex.com
- FullStackAcademy.com
- DevCodeCamp.com
- GeneralAssemb.ly (Bit Maker)
- BrainStation.io
- TheDataIncubator.com
- Galvanize.com
- HolbertonSchool.com and Holberton.us
- SpringBoard.com
- North Western Bootcamps
- MIT xPro
- LambdaSchool.com
- DevMountain.com
- CS50 channel on YouTube at link
- MIT OpenCourseWare channel on YouTube at link
- TheNewBoston channel on YouTube at link and so on...
Oh, wow !
There are SO MANY courses available online ! Some are completely free. Some have a so called "free" trial period of 1 week or more, but you have to enter your credit card information! Some are just websites with courses, some have videos, and some are online boot camps. You can pay for some in installments, but can pay for some after you have been hired. Some have great reviews, and some don't. Yes, so many choices can cause confusion, but they can also be good because the competition will lead them to improve and offer more value !
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