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The Open Source Society University (OSSU) offers a free, self-taught education in Computer Science using top-quality online materials from institutions like Harvard, MIT, and Princeton. This curriculum is designed to match the standards of an undergraduate computer science degree, minus general education requirements. It includes introductory courses, core subjects like programming, math, systems, theory, security, and applications, as well as advanced electives.

You can complete this program in about two years with 20 hours of study per week. The curriculum is supported by a global community through a Discord server and GitHub interactions. All course materials are free or low-cost, with financial aid options available for some courses.

By following this curriculum, you'll gain a well-rounded education in computer science that prepares you for real-world challenges and opens up various career opportunities. Additionally, you'll have the chance to work on a final project to apply your knowledge practically.

https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
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This resource is a comprehensive collection of notes on various computer science topics, including algorithms, operating systems, networking, databases, Java, system design, and more. It provides detailed explanations and solutions to problems from platforms like LeetCode and剑指 Offer. The notes are well-organized and follow a clear formatting guide to ensure readability. The benefit to the user is that it serves as a one-stop resource for learning and reviewing key concepts in computer science, helping to improve coding skills and knowledge in a structured manner.

https://github.com/CyC2018/CS-Notes