2012 shall be hailed as the year of the MOOCs. Just wanted to check what fellow HNers were upto in 2012 and what are their plans for self-education via MOOCs in 2013.<p>Here's my modest little list:<p>Done in 2012:
1. Sebastian Thrun's ST101: Introduction to Statistics @ Udacity
2. Martin Odersky's Functional Programming Principles in Scala @Coursera
3. Few Sal Khan's videos on finance and economics @Khan Academy<p>Enrolled (so far) for 2013 with Coursera:
1. Game Theory (starts on Jan 7th)
2. Financial Engineering and Risk Management (Feb)
2011 - first ML course with Professor Andrew Ng @ coursera (octave)<p>2012 - First Stat 1 Professor Conway @ coursera (R)<p>2013 -<p>Computational Methods for Data Analysis @ coursera (R)
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Data analysis (R)<p>NLP @ Coursera (hoping python)<p>Computer Vision @ Coursera (octave [hopeful for python])<p>Fundamentals of Personal Financial Planning (I think I'm going to just enroll in it and download the video, I don't think I can keep up with this if I take the other courses)<p>It's a lot and I might end up taking like 2 courses out of those listed but I can dl the rest and wait for when time free up.