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Programming for Beginners - Courses

  • 08-06-2014 5:39pm
    #1
    RoisinRoseDubh
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    Does anyone know of summer 2014 courses in Cork aimed at complete beginners in programming, app development etc?

    There are of course many online tutorials, however I'm looking for a group or individual class to get me started, as I find that the most effective way of learning :)


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  • #2
    String
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    RoisinRoseDubh wrote: »
    Does anyone know of summer 2014 courses in Cork aimed at complete beginners in programming, app development etc?

    There are of course many online tutorials, however I'm looking for a group or individual class to get me started, as I find that the most effective way of learning :)

    I think St Johns college are doing a programming course using Java, check their website


  • #3
    Splinter
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    I'm not sure of Cork, but just as an extra online resource, there's a fairly big LearnJavascript group on reddit and they do study groups, the next one should be starting soon, they tend to run for 3 months :)

    http://www.reddit.com/r/learnjavascript


  • #4
    Manach
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    Have you tried Edx.org, they usual do high quality courses once a month.


  • #5
    RoisinRoseDubh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 51 ✭✭RoisinRoseDubh


    Thanks for all the suggestions :) Will check them out.


  • #6
    jonster
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    I've found the Stanford online courses fantastic, they're formatted as hour-ish long video lectures/tutorials and come with accompanying detailed lecture notes and exercises.

    If they cover the technologies you're interested in learning I thoroughly recommend them.

    Think this one is probably a good starting point: PROGRAMMING METHODOLOGY CS106A (you can find by google, apologies I can't post links yet)

    There are several more you can find by yourself, I'm currently making my way through the iOS development one, which is taught by one of original development team for NeXT (the precursor for OSX/iOS). I haven't done the preliminary programming courses as much of the same material was covered during my college time but I'd imagine they're taught by similarly adept personnel.


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