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open-source-cs-python
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Project last updated:06/11/25
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Self-taught developers who want a structured CS education without the tuition bill will find a lot to work with here. The list gathers free courses from MIT, Stanford, Harvard, and Princeton and orders them into a sequence that roughly tracks a four-year degree, so instead of hopping between random tutorials you can move from Python basics through math, algorithms, and systems in a deliberate order. Each entry records the school, course length, weekly effort, and prerequisites, which removes a lot of the guesswork when you are planning a realistic study schedule. The track leans heavily on Python, with a solid University of Michigan data-science sequence woven in, so it suits people aiming at data or machine learning work. It is a curated reading list rather than software you install, but as a guided path to a full self-paced degree it is hard to beat.
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