These are the classes I took at Stanford and other institutions. Courses I found especially interesting are marked with a star ⭐.
At Stanford
Chronological order (newest first).
- CS 143 Compilers
- HISTORY 1C Global History: The Modern Age
- CHINLANG 8 Beginning Conversational Chinese, Third Quarter
- DATASCI 154 Data Science for Social Impact
- CS 399 Independent Project
- CS 255 Introduction to Cryptography
- STATS 200 Introduction to Theoretical Statistics
- CHINLANG 7 Beginning Conversational Chinese, Second Quarter
- CS 399 Independent Project
- CS 229 Machine Learning
- CS 144 Introduction to Computer Networking
- CS 191W Writing Intensive Senior Research Project
- CS 199 Independent Work
- CHINLANG 6 Beginning Conversational Chinese, First Quarter
- DANCE 147 Social Dance History: Living Traditions of Swing
- MUSIC 17AX Key-Notes: A Piano and Voice Exploration
- CS 336 Language Modeling from Scratch
- MATH 104 Applied Matrix Theory
- ECON 1 Principles of Economics
- CS 199 Independent Work
- CS 224n Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning
- CS 161 Design and Analysis of Algorithms
- CS 140e Operating Systems Design and Implementation
- CS 195 Supervised Undergraduate Research
- DANCE 156 Social Dance III
- LIFE 176 Love: Art, Science, and Practice
- PHYSWELL 12 Weight Training: Beginning
- CS 149 Parallel Computing
- CS 109 Introduction to Probability for Computer Scientists
- EE 101a Circuits I
- MATH 53 Differential Equations with Linear Algebra, Fourier Methods, and Modern Applications
- MUSIC 167 University Singers
- CS 111 Operating Systems Principles
- CS 103 Mathematical Foundations of Computing
- CS 199 Independent Work
- DANCE 146 Social Dance II
- MUSIC 19a Introduction to Music Theory
- PHYSICS 43 Electricity and Magnetism
- CS 107 Computer Organization and Systems
- CS 198 Teaching Computer Science
- DANCE 46 Social Dance I
- MATH 51 Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Modern Applications
- PHYSICS 41 Mechanics
- COLLEGE 102 Citizenship in the 21st Century
- CS 106b Programming Abstractions
- CS 106s Coding for Social Good
- CS 279 Computational Biology: Structure and Organization of Biomolecules and Cells
- EE 14n Things About Stuff
- MATH 21 Calculus
- COLLEGE 101 Why College? Your Education and the Good Life
Elsewhere
- NWI-MOL127 Biochemistry at Radboud University
- NWI-NP032B Introduction Neuroscience at Radboud University
- CHEM 105 General College Chemistry 1 with Lab at BYU Independent Study