Has anyone here taken any of the free online college courses offered thru MIT, Stanford, Coursera etc? 

I have an undergraduate degree in Environmental Engineering and spent my professional career in Software Engineering and general business/management. 

In the coming year I’m going to have a little more free personal time and I’m considering trying one of these courses and curious to hear anyone’s experience. I’ve done lots of continuous learning over the years- reading blogs and books, listening to talks, plus some formal professional training - but all of a sudden I’m yearning for a classroom and more structured curriculum. 

The only question I have is whether to do computer science (to satisfy my desire to know the difference between on the job learning and what is being taught) or humanities (because I missed out in college).

Maybe a bit OT but the entire "blockchain and money" by Gary Gensler (I know, I know, but it is really good) is available online (MIT).

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Maybe a bit OT but the entire "blockchain and money" by Gary Gensler (I know, I know, but it is really good) is available online (MIT). 

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15-s12-blockchain-and-money-fall-2018/

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NGL, I preached about this all the time. When he was appointed, I was ecstatic. Thought he was THE person to run this. 

Have rarely been SO wrong.

TIL Gary Gensler taught a course on blockchain 😵