Lesson One in ww's ad hoc, OTTOMH, CS degree program: Remember to search for the info you need.

Lesson Two, search (as applied to Google): "Computer Science" on-line site:*.edu

Lesson Three (Reading assignment, as obtained in Lesson Two):

  1. Free Online Course Materials | Electrical Engineering and Computer ...
    ocw.mit.edu › Courses - Cached
    Free open online Electrical Engineering Computer Science course materials from MIT. Lecture notes, exams, audio video lectures, textbooks by MIT professors.
  2. Online Program | Department of Computer Science at Illinois
    cs.illinois.edu/online - Cached
    The program offers a Master in Computer Science degree, online certificate programs related to several different computing areas, and individual courses for ...
  3. Engineering and Computer Science Online | Engineering at Illinois ...
    online.engineering.illinois.edu/ - Cached
    Accredited Engineering Degrees Online at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) online.
  4. Stanford School of Engineering - Stanford Engineering Everywhere
    see.stanford.edu/ - Cached
    ... sequences: the three-course Introduction to Computer Science taken by the majority of Stanford's ... Online social networking with fellow SEE students. ...

Those are just the top four (non-sponsored ad) hits... in what the nice folks at big G say is a list, at least 10 pages in length. Sure, some of them will require fees or tuition, but some are free... and probably geared for individuals such as yourself.

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