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Great idea for a monthly thread!
My current studies:
I've never taken Precalculus, so I'm using ALEKS ($20/month) for that. I'm hoping to take the Coursera Calculus MOOCs when I'm finished. I'm open to alternatives though. If I can get a study partner for the Art of Problem Solving books (Intermediate Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus) that might be ideal.
I signed up for the Johns Hopkins Data Science MOOC series starting April 7th. I only signed up for the first in the series so far.
I also signed up for the Rice University Fundamentals of Computing series starting March 24th. Again, I only signed up for the first in the series so far.
However, the main reason I signed up for the MOOCs is because I need the time / social pressure of keeping up to schedule. A study partner might do the same thing, in which case I'd be interested in studying anything leading to a data science career.