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I'm a believer that no matter your profession, having the ability to code will help you. This is especially true in the business, scientific, research, statistics and education fields.

Google has now compiled their own internal courseware for their engineers and made them public. The code courses are geared towards C++, Java, Python and Go. So far, I've seen lots of video and real world examples on par with University level instruction. The format is exactly like a proctored lecture session.

Here is a list of courses and innovative resources to help CS students, faculty, and instructors. These are examples of the training Google engineers use to learn new skills.

Introductory Courses:

CSS, HTML, and JavaScript
AJAX Tutorial
Google AJAX Search API Tutorial
USC Programming the Web
UW Web Programming
Introduction to Databases and MySQL
Understanding Python
Basic Linux Commands
Linux Ownership and Permissions Lab
Greppin' in the GNU World Lab

http://code.google.com/edu/introd...urses.html

More Advanced Courses:

Programming Languages
Web Programming
Web Security
Algorithms
Android
Distributed Systems
Tools 101
Google APIs & Tools

http://code.google.com/edu/courses.html

Go get your geek on.



Nice! for a second I thought I was reading my lifehacker rss feed. Thanks for the tip.


Thanks OP!


Thanks!


404 on the first link.


I think the link that averageguy intended is:
http://code.google.com/edu/introductory_courses.html


Thanks.

Hey, is that an Aeronca C3 in your avatar?


Thanks!


Stolen from Smarterware. (Life Hacker Gina Tripani )
lol. Just kidding OP, thanks for heads up on things to make us smarter.Smarterware




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