Is the class explicitly about Julia? Based on my experience, I would have expected there to be a data science class that incidentally required (and helped) you learn Julia along the way. Back when I was at MIT (shortly after a couple Course 12 grad students invented dirt), I don't think any classes were explicitly about single languages. 6.001 was teaching fundamentals of computing, and used Scheme to get there, but wasn't a class explicitly about Scheme. Likewise, 1.00 was how I learned C, but in the context of Civil Engineering problem solving.
There was an IAP seminar for a crash course on TCL/Tk and another IAP seminar crash course on Java, but neither of those were taught by professors nor yielded any units.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 20.9 ms ] threadDecided to turn all the problem sets into a set of interactive dashboards. Hope you enjoy!
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// also the stack is julia+jupyter for the data, jekyll+tailwindui for the website
There was an IAP seminar for a crash course on TCL/Tk and another IAP seminar crash course on Java, but neither of those were taught by professors nor yielded any units.
"Introduction to Computational Thinking with Julia, with applications to modelling the COVID-19 pandemic"