Help Me Study For Stanford CS193P
Are you an iPhone developer? Me neither! But I’d like to be…
I have been trying hard to get into the material provided free of charge by Stanford for their CS193P course covering Cocoa Programming (iPhone Application Programming). July seems the perfect month to quit procrastinating, and start learning — the original course started in April, the 1st of which was a Wednesday, just as this July.
You can download the iTunes U podcasts to follow all the lectures, and download all the course material on the Stanford website for CS193P. If you’d like to get all the information in one fell swoop, I’ve created a torrent file for CS193P with all the files you will require. It is about 11GB and includes all files from the Stanford CS193P class, Cocoa Programming – iPhone Application Programming. Taken from http://cs193p.stanford.edu/ and iTunes U. (Complete file list.)
I can be reached via email or on AIM/iChat. More contact information can be found on my website, http://jayrobinson.org.
I bought my developer’s license from Apple to help give me the financial encouragement, so I’m sure I will be frequenting the developer’s forums. Join me in my study of iPhone programming!
Update (12/17/2009): Sorry, I couldn’t host the torrent very long on my MacBook!
