These courses, if I don't pay for the verified cert I won't have anything to show/prove I have completed it right?

congratulations.... later post convo pics... lol

you will have to register as member and you will have your account.

proof of completion will be in your registered account.

more on certificate here. (hehe...i oso haven't finish any courses) hopefully this year can finish 1 course.

http://help.coursera.org/customer/portal/a...h?q=certificate

You will still received proof of completion.
It should appear under the 'Course Record' section.

Here's mine :






This post has been edited by nujikabane: May 4 2014, 12:14 AM

SAO Short Course ?

http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/sao/

i thought it's Sword Art Online course for once

btw, is anyone volunteering for Coursera's translation community?

Since I have free time on my hands, I guess I'll join the translation community.
Mind providing me more info on it, and the related links ?

i wanna take Game Theory course next week..

not sure if they are still accepting.
but here's the link

before this, they had notified me thru email about this volunteer project. I realized this will boost my resume since there is recognition.
u can try to see if still open or not. the last time i checked the total amount of translators never increased

Tried the link you provided, but all I can see is empty page.
I guess the project is no longer available

i see~ then probably it's closed alredi.
but i can show u a screenshot of it la.

good stuff ! thanks for sharing !

Awww too bad, I missed the opportunity to contribute.

Just joined the upcoming programming course. hope can learn some few tricks and hopefully can add some knowledge to build apps too. Btw i tod people use C++. Why Python now? What's the difference?

Bump for answers from programming mastah...

C+ is older and more complicated, also very messy because it has changed here and there and add-on a lot off stuff throughout the years.
You need to make a lot of preparation and set a lot of parameters even for simple functions.

Python is newer, and is actually very intuitive especially for beginners to programming. If you look at the code, you can figure out what it's doing very quickly. Many things can be done in one of few lines in Python, where in other languages would take up many lines of code.

Python is great for beginners to pick up as the first programming language.
http://lifehacker.com/five-best-programmin...6243/1497409477

disclaimer: Python user, noob programmer.

Any good course about health and nutrition?

https://www.coursera.org/course/lifenutr

https://www.coursera.org/course/globalhealthintro

https://www.coursera.org/course/meatweeat

Thanks. Will check it out.

Now I am attending "Food, Nutrition & Your Health" course by Dr. Nicholas Vardaxis. Pretty good.

glad i could help

ehhh seronoknya! free courses???!!!never come to this side of LYN before.

em.. does anyone here mind to share what courses are available?

sorry i ni slalu lamabt dapat news hehe