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Comment author: ZankerH 15 September 2014 02:29:03PM 2 points [-]

Programming

Comment author: TylerJay 15 September 2014 04:16:55PM *  4 points [-]

Currently enrolled in:

  • Cryptography - Coursera (Stanford)
  • Computational Investing - Coursera (Georgia Tech)
  • R Programming - Coursera (Johns Hopkins' Data Science Specialization)

Also, submitted my application to Georgia Tech's Online Master of Science in Computer Science program for Spring 2015

Comment author: FiftyTwo 21 September 2014 12:25:11AM 3 points [-]

Still working my way through the Ruby codeacademy course

Comment author: Gondolinian 03 December 2014 08:42:12PM 0 points [-]

I've just started it (9% complete).

Comment author: MathiasZaman 15 September 2014 10:07:41PM 3 points [-]

I'm doing "Learning Python the Hard Way". The first part was a slog, but rather easy. I've finally reached boolean logic, so I hope things will get more interesting now.

Comment author: adamzerner 15 September 2014 04:04:04PM *  3 points [-]

Javascript, MEAN stack, SQL, RegEx, Git... I just started Fullstack Academy today, see here for more info on the curriculum.

Once it's over I want to learn more about algorithms and data structures and stuff.

Comment author: ZankerH 15 September 2014 02:31:57PM 3 points [-]

Haskell. I know C, Python, Octave and some Java, but this is my first encounter with a functional programming language. I went through the introduction at learn you a haskell, now I'm trying to translate some of my previous simpler projects and mostly using the haskell wiki and stackexchange for help as I go along.

Comment author: [deleted] 17 September 2014 03:43:12AM 2 points [-]

Working through the Odin project, about a half hour a day.

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