Michela Marie 🏳️🌈
@Sommer I don't think this is useful in your case, since you're not in Vancouver, though I just finished a CS continuing education course in #Python programming at #Vancouver Community College (not a university either, but it was the closest I could find).
The course was very good! I feel, finally, that I now have a solid foundation in Python to build on. It was harder to do that with self-study.
With a good base of knowledge, self-study is more productive, and a lot less tedious. :)
Michela Marie 🏳️🌈
@Sommer I prefer taking courses at universities and colleges too. I find the quality better. Moreover, they focus on education and research, rather than making money.
Michela Marie 🏳️🌈
@Sommer I imagine some San Francisco-area universities and colleges must have some quality CS continuing studies courses that one could find by searching for them online or by phoning their continuing studies offices. No? They probably also have paper course catalogues you could check.
If not, open (free) online courses at MIT and such might be a good bet.
Otherwise, you could always move to Vancouver and take courses at one of our many outstanding colleges and universities. 😄
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