The new Road 2 Computer Science!

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Since the start of my online bachelor many things are changed, so it’s time to apply some changes in the bachelor too! I’ll rewrite the bachelor, so it’s up to date!

I’ll re-do the list for the missing years of my bachelor.

As the “standard” table form

    Sophomore Year
        Spring
        Fall
    Junior Year
        Spring
        Fall
    Senior Year
        Spring
        Fall

Course     Link
Statistic     probably here
Circuits and Electronics (or fundamentals of electrical engineering)     here
Design of Algorithms     here (both courses)
Multivariable Calculus     here

Course     Link
Software Engineering     here (both courses, the second part is here, but it will be probably too much)
Web Development     here
Linear Diff Eq     here (a 3 part course, not sure if i must take it all)
Computer Architecture     here or at MIT here (as before, 3 courses)
Logic     here. Not really sure in this one, probably be replaced by Functional Programming here

Course     Link
Probabilistic Models     here or maybe just probability here (or may be a mix of both here )
Mobile Robotics     here. Not sure in this one, probably it will be replace by Networking here
Software Testing     here (paired with software security)
Programming Languages     here
Theoretical CS     here

Course     Link
Compilers     here
Cryptography     here (a 2 part course)
Operating Systems     here and a more adavanced part here
Parallel Computing     here

Course     Link
Machine Learning     here
Artificial Intelligence     here
UX Design     here
Natural Language Processing     here
Android Programming     here

Course     Link
Advanced Android Developin g     here
Data Mining     dunno

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