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coursera.org
Learning How to Learn
Do this first. It makes everything after it faster.
Source: coursera.org - 2
cs50.harvard.edu
CS50, Harvard
The best introduction to computer science available anywhere, free and complete.
Source: cs50.harvard.edu - 3
ocw.mit.edu
MIT OpenCourseWare
Full courses with problem sets and exams. The problem sets are the value.
Source: ocw.mit.edu - 4
khanacademy.org
Khan Academy
For filling maths gaps before attempting a technical course.
Source: khanacademy.org - 5
edx.org
edX audit track
Most courses can be audited free. You lose the certificate, not the teaching.
Source: edx.org
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