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Free Programming Courses Online

  • 04/01/00
In its first month online, more than 10,000 people enrolled in CodeWarriorU, an online institute offering free programming courses. Metrowerks, the training provider, offers introductory and advanced courses covering programming for Windows, Macintosh, Java and all Motorola-embedded processor architectures. Students of any aptitude will find the format easy to use, and the skills that they gain can serve as valuable tools for finding a job in a technology industry. CodeWarrior’s cross-platform compilers support C, C++, Java and assembly programming languages and are used for both embedded systems development and desktop applications. Metrowerks, Austin, TX, www.codewarrioru.com.

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