My SpaceLeSs

As the Web continues to grow, the amount of things that can be done in cyberspace expands as well. We are creating an invisible universe, where time and space slowly fade away. And as search engine technology develops, we are coming closer to recording human knowledge in the largest archive ever known on earth - the Web. This blog aims to address key issues in the Internet that affects the lifestyle of people so accustomed to using it. Ubiquity - it appears to be everywhere.

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Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Udemy Online Course Discounts

Udemy is currently offering discounts on their software development courses. I signed up for a Swift development course by Michael Rudowsky. Recently I got another notification that other courses are also on discount. You may want to start learning something new too, check out the list here.

Saturday, April 18, 2015

Coursera's Programming for Everybody (Python)

Today I just submitted my final exam for the online course "Programming for Everybody" or PR4E. This was a massive open online course (MOOC) from Coursera offered by the University of Michigan. I took it for ten weeks.

Special thanks goes to our instructor Dr. Chuck Severance for coming up with this course for beginning programming using Python. The course materials are FREE.

I attended my virtual graduation video, complete with commencement speaker Dr. Curt Bank of Indiana University, and the blank piece of paper rolled with a nice bow.