1. Introduction to Computer Science: Learn about the history of computing, as well as the development of computer languages. A great basic course on introductory computer science.
2. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming: A series of video lectures from MIT about computer science, and the basics of programming.
3. Introduction to Computers: UC Berkeley offers a course on the basics of computing and science.
4. Artificial Intelligence: Learn about the basics of artificial intelligence and how it has been developed for computer applications.
5. Breadth Topics in Computing Science: This class from Capilano University offers a wide view of computer science. Learn about design, programming and more for different opportunities in computer science.
6. The Anthropology of Computing: This MIT course offers an interesting look into the development of computers and their impact on human society.
7. Human Computer Interaction: Basic information on how humans interact with computers, and how to better design usability, from the University of Washington.

Comprehensive Computer Science Collections

8. Computer and Computer Systems: An overall view of computers and how they are organized into systems.
9. Science and Technology: Connexions, from Rice University, offers a comprehensive course on different types of computer science.
10. Information and Technology: Many of the courses offered by the University of Tokyo include English translations, so you can get a good grasp of information and technology.
11. Electrical and Computer Engineering: Choose from a variety of courses that can give you a good grasp of the principles behind computer engineering.
12. Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: Learn about electrical engineering and computer science can be combined to create amazing technology.
13. Science and Technology: Choose from a variety of courses on technology and computers, as well as science, from OER Commons.

Programming and Languages

14. Building Programming Experience: Helpful hints for building up your programming capabilities.
15. Computer Language Engineering: Overview of how computer languages are developed, and how to program them.
16. Programming Languages: Provides a basic overview of programming languages, offering special insight into Scheme +.
17. AJAX: Land of Code offers this tutorial related to programming with AJAX.
18. C Programming: The University of Strathclyde provides this course on using the C programming language.
19. Fundamentals of C++: This course is offered at free-ed.net, and provides insight and helpful hints on programming with C++.
20. Java Programming: This course is written by a computer science professor at Orange Coast College, and is provided through the Sofia Open Content Initiative.
21. Perl Lessons: Learn about Perl, and how to use it, especially with CGI.
22. PHP Tutorial for Beginners: Get an overview of PHP, and how it can be used in a variety of circumstances.
23. Ruby Programming: Learn about Ruby, and learn how to use it for your projects.

Computer Software

24. Designing the user interface: This software design course from The Open University helps you learn the principles of usability.
25. Modelling object-oriented software: Learn about object-oriented software, and how it can be used to structure systems.
26. Software development for enterprise systems: An overview of how to design software meant for business.
27. Software Engineering for Web Applications: Learn about how to design software for web apps.
28. Elements of Software Construction: MIT takes you through the basics of constructing software.
29. Software Engineering Concepts: Learn the fundamental concepts behind engineering and developing software.

Computer Systems and Information Technology

30. Systems Design and Administration: Learn how to design and administer computer systems from Dixie State College.
31. Applied Parallel Computing: Learn about how you can use parallel computing systems.
32. Machine Structures: UC Berkeley offers a course on the structure of computers, and how they can interact in systems.
33. Operating Systems and System Programming: Get a handle on operating systems, how they work, and how to program them properly.
34. Information Technology and the Labor Market: Learn about IT, the demand for it, and how IT is reshaping the way things are done.
35. Global Issues in Information Technology: Weber State University introduces different issues in IT.
36. Finding information in information technology and computing: An overview of how information is arranged, and how to look for what you need.

Computer Processes and Data

37. An introduction to data and information: The Open University offers a helpful course on data and how it works in a computer environment.
38. The database development life cycle: A basic overview of how data development takes place.
39. Introduction to Algorithms: Algorithms are necessary for processing information. This MIT course introduces you to them.
40. Introduction to Communication, Control, and Signal Processing: Learn how computers process information and data.
41. Data Structures: Learn how data is structured, and how you can create your own structures.
42. Data and processes in computing: Follow data and processes development as part of computer science.
43. Representing and manipulating data in computers: A course in how you can use data for specific purposes.

Web Development

44. Understanding Computers and the Internet: A look at computers and their importance to the Internet.
45. Digital Typography: Get an understanding of how to design typography for the Internet.
46. Information Visualization: Learn how to visualize information, and present it in a way that others can relate to.
47. User Interface Design and Implementation: A course from MIT about how you can design a usable interface, and implement it.
48. Communicating in Cyberspace: Learn how to communicate effectively using computers.
49. Search Engines: Technology, Society and Business: Get a handle on how search engines work, and how important they have become to society and to business.
50. Communications and Information Policy: Learn about different policies involved with communicating online.

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