The Yale faculty voted in favor of bringing Harvard’s most popular undergraduate course, Computer Science 50: Introduction to Computer Science I, to New Haven on Thursday at the faculty meeting, according toThe Harvard Crimson.
The course would be called “joint Harvard-Yale CS50” andis likely to be offered in fall 2015.
The Harvard faculty has yet to approve the course.
Harvard CS50 Professor David J. Malan corresponded withYale Computer Science Department Chair Joan Feigenbaum over the summer proposing the “joint Harvard-Yale CS50,” course.
The course is likely to consist of Malan’s lectures streamed to Yale along with an on-the-ground instructor and Yale support staff.
The “joint Harvard-Yale CS50” proposal was approved by Yale’s Course of Study Committee on Oct. 16 for a three-year trial period.
The vote at the monthly faculty meetingon Thursdayofficially completed the approval process on Yale’s end. The Harvard faculty has yet to approve the course.
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