Partial Courses

Sometimes a course doesn't quite get off the ground, because the instructor suddenly gets too busy or for other reasons. But even a partial course can have useful information in it.

C Programming for Absolute Beginners
Description: Introductory C programming
Instructors: Carla Schroder
Year: 2012
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Debian Packaging
Description:
Instructors:
Year: 2007
Mailing List: No archived discussion
Firewalls
Description: This tutorial will comprise of designing and implementing a security infrastructure for a small company. The basic concepts will scale up to an enterprise or down to a single host.
Instructors: Devdas Bhagat
Year: 2004-2005
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Networking
Description: The goal of this course is to network multiple home PCs, share files between them and to enable them to all connect to the internet.
Instructors: Hamster
Year: 2003
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Programming Basics
Description: Basic programming concepts
Instructors: Sonja Krause-Harder
Year: 2002
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Python
Description: Python programming
Instructors: Sue Stones
Year: 2002
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Ruby
Description: Ruby programming
Instructors: Laurel
Year: 2005
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Statistics and R
Description: Statistics and the R project for statistics and data visualization: http://www.r-project.org/
Instructors: A. Mani, Anne-Laure Buisson
Year: 2009-10
Mailing List: Archived discussion
Using PostgresQL
Description: A course in the use of the database management system, Postgresql. Although much less popular than its cousin, MySQL, it is, in fact, more robust, more powerful, and often faster. We'll cover installation, server administration, command-line client use, as well as remote connections via web and ODBC.
Instructors: Michelle Murrain
Year: 2007-2008
Mailing List: Archived discussion