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This list is sorely missing some introductory mathematics courses required to build a foundation in CS (e.g Discrete Maths). If there are any course suggestions that anyone has, I'll gladly add those to the list.

CS70 at Berkeley is always a good bet, the notes available online are fantastic.

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As always there is a complete lack of theoretical CS courses.

The whole Algorithms section is theoretical CS.

There's a lot more to TCS than algorithms.

Furthermore, the most theoretical course there is the Princeton one. The rest all focus more on using algorithms to do things than on theory.

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There is a bunch of free CS courses starting in the next two weeks. You can find them here: https://www.class-central.com/subject/cs Disclaimer: I built Class Central

Thanks a bunch for making Class-Central. I have used it quite a bit and have told others about it. (Over the time I discovered that the type of courses that suits me the best reside mainly on Coursera, so the utility for me personally shrunk.)

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Semi-related question: Anyone know of any good courses online that are intro to molecular and cellular biology related? Thanks, my grad school grades aren't the best and I think it's my lack of bio foundation that's hurting.

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This list is sorely missing some introductory mathematics courses required to build a foundation in CS (e.g Discrete Maths). If there are any course suggestions that anyone has, I'll gladly add those to the list.

This isn't a course but this book has been consistently word-of-mouth recommended as a comprehensive survey of undergraduate mathematics. http://www.amazon.com/Mathematics-Content-Methods-Meaning-Do...

I bought this on recommendation from HN.

I'd also recommend - Engineering Mathematics by KA Stroud. All three volumes are fantastic.

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I've been looking for a databases course focusing on the systems side of things (concurrency control, query planning, disk, etc.), but it seems like it's too niche. If anyone knows of one, I'd be really happy to hear about it.
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