Computer Science 50 students present their final projects at the annual CS50 Fair. These projects, of which some were extremely innovative, attracted many visitors to the free event.

CS50 Updates Course Policies, Asks Students To Go To Class | News | The Harvard Crimson“We received enough feedback anecdotally that the new format lacked the dynamism of years past that we ...

Updated: Wednesday, Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Harvard University’s Computer Science department may soon be hacking into Yale. Computer Science 50, commonly referred to as CS50 — Harvard’s introductory ...

Staff Reporters Updated: Dec. 1, 2:45 a.m. CS50 is coming to Yale. Harvard approved the joint venture — in which students at Yale will watch live or archived lectures of the popular Harvard computer ...

Everyone is talking about CS50 — the Harvard introductory computer science course that saw more than 800 students enroll, making it the most popular course at Harvard this semester.

Starting this fall, a popular intro-level coding course at Harvard University, CS50, will be taught by an AI instructor. You know, because Harvard probably can't afford to pay human teachers.

The Harvard Crimson reports that Yale's computer science department is currently reviewing a proposal to stream CS50 lectures at Yale, "where an on-the-ground instructor and support staff ...

Malan recently told The Harvard Crimson, the University's daily newspaper, that the goal is to approximate a 1:1 teacher-to-student ratio for every CS50 student enrolled in the course.

In 2011, trawling YouTube for other course material, Guimaraes clicked on a lecture from Harvard’s introductory computer-science class, CS50, which was taught by a young professor named David Malan.