[garren]

If you're just getting comfortable with it (as I am) then something a little lighter weight than a course seems like a reasonable approach. Also, for me at least, at this point the distinction between interpreter and compiler isn't as important, and there are some very high quality interpreter resources out there. [0], [1], [2] are easy to get started with and great to work through. At the very least it seems like these should be good preparation for something more rigorous.

As for compiler resources, I've put a respectable dent in [3] and so far I've found it to be pretty accessible.

[0] https://craftinginterpreters.com [1] https://interpreterbook.com [2] http://www.buildyourownlisp.com [3] https://holub.com/compiler/