Coursera - General Game Playing

[Solecismic]

Coursera.org (https://www.coursera.org/course/ggp)

This is a course I've been wanting to take for a while.

I know more school sounds rather onerous, but I think it's important to keep semi-current with your skills. Stanford has been at the forefront of offering interesting computer/math classes for free. I've enjoyed their cryptology course and am looking forward to this one in game theory/play. It starts on March 31.

[PilotMan]

I totally don't mean to threadjack but thanks for posting this.

I've never even heard of this site, but it's seriously intriguing. Are there any other sites that are like this (besides khan?)

There are some courses I've always wanted to take, like this one:

Coursera.org (https://www.coursera.org/course/networksonline)

My oldest has some special needs and college isn't something that is on the cards for next year, but something like this might just give him a taste and keep him in the educational loop as he moves beyond high school.

[johnnyshaka]

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