Re: Learning to code on the cheap

["Edwin Wurster" <eawurster -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Cindy wrote:

| Barnes and Noble University has a free online course for beginning
| programming that sounds interesting:

| 
http://educate.barnesandnobleuniversity.com/educate/bn/home/catalog/overview.jsp?productId=5565&userid=2U7SVQB0FA&nhid=bn

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Thanks for the reminder Cindy. The course mentioned above is very good, and 
helped me prepare for teaching an introduction to personal computers course, 
which consisted of 25% programming concepts.

The next step, as you say, is to purchase a cookbook for a specifc language. 
On the cheap, that would have to be Java or Javascript, or Visual Basic if 
MS Office is installed.

Ed Wurster

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