Your reply is hilariously naive and insane. Have you even looked at it? It's Stanford professors, who also teach Stanford versions of the same courses.
Andrew Ng, director of Stanford's Artificial Intelligence lab, also the associate professor teaching "CS229: Machine Learning" and "CS221: AI" himself teaches the Coursera Machine Learning class.
Alex Aiken[1] teaches compilers. Tim Roughgarden[2][3] teaches the algorithms class.
And you are going to say they have poor taste and are just licensing content that they don't understand?
Java being one of Google's 3 official languages must be a red flag of their poor understanding and taste too I suppose :)
Andrew Ng, director of Stanford's Artificial Intelligence lab, also the associate professor teaching "CS229: Machine Learning" and "CS221: AI" himself teaches the Coursera Machine Learning class.
Alex Aiken[1] teaches compilers. Tim Roughgarden[2][3] teaches the algorithms class.
And you are going to say they have poor taste and are just licensing content that they don't understand?
Java being one of Google's 3 official languages must be a red flag of their poor understanding and taste too I suppose :)
[1] http://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/
[2] http://awards.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=4934147&srt=all...
[3] http://soe.stanford.edu/research/surreal.htm