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Finding college level problems
I would like to try working on some college/university level problems, but i don't know where to get them. Could any college students post projects that they have been assigned in the past, or give me a link that would point me in the right direction? I'm looking for exercises in java only, and preferably something from at least a second year course.
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Re: Finding college level problems
Many classes are available online, for free. Stanford's AI class (I think) would be a good place to start. Google is your friend.
But really, you're probably better off just creating your own project from scratch rather than trying to fit some assignment that wasn't designed to be paired with however you're learning anyway. Make a game, or something else related to your other interests.
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