10 Free Tutorials for Computer Science Students

Computer science students have the keys to expand their knowledge and skills and better understand difficult computing lessons — and it’s all on their trusty computer. These keys are online tutorials, which offer an alternative way to study, learn and teach challenging computer science topics. Best of all, many of these online tutorials are college approved and don’t cost a thing. Here are 10 free tutorials for computer science students:

1. Algorithm and Data Structure Tutorials
   If algorithms and data structures are a problem area for you, let this site, Algorithm and Data Structure Tutorials (with Java and C++ implementations), help solve your confusion. Students have a great deal of help here, thanks to the free tutorials in algorithms, data structures and programming principles, in addition to the practice exercises, forums and book guides.
2. Animated Computer Science Tutorials
   If you are a visual learner, then you will find the animated computer science lessons from Virginia Tech, a big help. This site offers several multimedia tutorials in algorithms, artificial intelligence, data structures, operating systems and other important topics. The animated diagrams, pictures and videos are intended to enhance student learning and clarify complex topics.
3. Beginners.co.uk Tutorials
   This site is dedicated to teaching students about the latest information technology lessons. Students can choose from hundreds of free online tutorials and guides in a variety of topics, such as programming, PC support and Web development.
4. TechOnline
   TechOnline is a comprehensive education resource for computer science and engineering students who are interested in design. This online network offers a variety of free tutorials, online courses and Webinars in networking, programmable logic and other computing topics.
5. Codango
   If you are interested in Web development, Codango is the tutorial site for you. Students can browse through hundreds of tutorials about making applications, scripting, HTML processing, web design and much more. There are reviews and guides for PHP, JSP, ASP and ASP.NET.
6. ISU-Computer Architecture Tutorial
   You don’t have to go to Iowa State University to get computer science tutoring. The university’s computer architecture tutorials are available to anyone who needs help in computer performance, memory hierarchy design, pipelining and other topics of interest.
7. UNH-IOL Training Documents and Tutorials
   The InterOperability Laboratory at the University of New Hampshire offers several tutorials in operating systems, PC guides, programming languages and other computer science topics to expand your computer science knowledge.
8. TutorialFind
   TutorialFind has a large database of computing tutorials, ranging from computer hardware, networking, macromedia to graphics design lessons. If you’re looking for a particular online tutorial, you can search by keywords or categories.
9. Web Developer’s Virtual Library
   Prospective web developers will get their fill from Web Developer’s Virtual Library, which offers an encyclopedia, detailed tutorials and magazine articles about Web development. You can also find insiders’ tips and open-source software to take your Web development skills to the next level.
10. EROS: The Extremely Reliable Operating System
    EROs is an operating system of Johns Hopkins University that offers tutorials, installation instructions, source codes and programming manuals in number of information technology subjects, such as performance and resource management.

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