Phillipbro
Bronze Contributor
Stanford University is offering an online course on Startup Engineering on Coursera.
The course started June 17, so you probably won't get a certificate starting this late (I started late as well).
This is a gold nugget for entrepreneurs looking to build a technology startup from the ground up.
Course info (from Coursera):
"Spiritual sequel to Peter Thiel's CS183 course on startups. Bridges the gap between academic computer science and production software engineering. Fast-paced introduction to key tools and techniques (command line, dotfiles, text editor, distributed version control, debugging, testing, documentation, reading code, deployments), featuring guest appearances by senior engineers from successful startups and large-scale academic projects. Over the course of the class, students will build a command line application, expose it as a web service, and then link other students' applications and services together to build an HTML5 mobile app. General principles are illustrated through modern Javascript and the latest web technologies, including Node, Backbone, Coffeescript, Bootstrap, Git, and Github"
Course: https://www.coursera.org/course/startup
I' am currently on week 3, if you need any help or want to discuss course content just post here.
The course started June 17, so you probably won't get a certificate starting this late (I started late as well).
This is a gold nugget for entrepreneurs looking to build a technology startup from the ground up.
Course info (from Coursera):
"Spiritual sequel to Peter Thiel's CS183 course on startups. Bridges the gap between academic computer science and production software engineering. Fast-paced introduction to key tools and techniques (command line, dotfiles, text editor, distributed version control, debugging, testing, documentation, reading code, deployments), featuring guest appearances by senior engineers from successful startups and large-scale academic projects. Over the course of the class, students will build a command line application, expose it as a web service, and then link other students' applications and services together to build an HTML5 mobile app. General principles are illustrated through modern Javascript and the latest web technologies, including Node, Backbone, Coffeescript, Bootstrap, Git, and Github"
Course: https://www.coursera.org/course/startup
I' am currently on week 3, if you need any help or want to discuss course content just post here.
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