I understand they want some flexibility, but it would be nice to know what classes will be offered in the future, so I can plan accordingly. The ML class is being offered again but the AI class isn't. There's 4 or 5 I'd like to take from the upcoming schedule, and I'd hate to miss out on any of them. If I knew one would be repeated, it would make it an easier decision to make.
I know it's "FREE", but it would still be helpful to know what some of the options are in the future, so I could plan accordingly.
There seems to be at least a new one every few days or so... by the time Jan rolls around there likely will be over a couple dozen to choose from.
I've been doing the AI class and that eats anywhere from 6-10 hours of my time per week, in addition to doing some ancillary thing (just finished LPTHW, moving on to Eloquent JS), a full time job, and having some semblance of a social life I don't know if I could handle more than 2 max, esp if they both involve programming assignments. This really is such a kid in a candy store experience, there are at least 4 I really want to take and 10 that I would if I had the time.
No, not 261. Tim Roughgarden is breaking CS161, Design and Analysis of Algorithms what is usually a one-quarter into two five-week pieces offered initially in the winter and spring quarters, respectively.
This also explains the 'I' after the course title in the current online offering.
I know it's "FREE", but it would still be helpful to know what some of the options are in the future, so I could plan accordingly.