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What courses would you like to see at P2PU? Please provide at least a brief description with your suggestion; it’s more likely your ideas will be voted up that way. If you’re also willing to teach the course, awesome! Let us know in your suggestion, or even create it yourself on p2pu.org (it’s easy!). However, that’s not necessary to suggest a course, so keep the great ideas coming.

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  1. 6 votes
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  3. 3 votes
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  4. 7 votes
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  5. I would appreciate the opportunity to learn how to better manage DNS records, MX records, A, CNAME all this stuff. I've kludged several listings together with the help of Google Apps, but if I knew what I was doing I wouldn't have made some major mistakes. I may be alone in this, but I didn't know anything about Name Server restrictions, ICANN regulations, and more, that come into play if you want to transfer a domain, or other advanced tasks.

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  6. 1 vote
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  7. Machine Learning is becoming more and more pervasive in CS. We could try to have a course to discuss interesting topics in ML.

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  8. 1 vote
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  9. 1 vote
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  10. CakePHP is a rapid development framework for PHP that provides an extensible architecture for developing, maintaining, and deploying applications. Using commonly known design patterns like MVC and ORM within the convention over configuration paradigm, CakePHP reduces development costs and helps developers write less code.

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  11. Mastering Perl would be topic many people would be interested.

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  12. 12 votes
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  13. What exactly makes a poem “good”? W.D. Snodgrass took 101 acclaimed poems and re-wrote them into what he called De/Compositions--or, good poems gone wrong. Snodgrass recast the poem, line-by-line, and the result looked entirely different from the original. His versions document how the choices a poet makes accumulate, translate to a transcendent final product. No gesture is too small, no trope too tiny, each one matters.

    Each week, participants will choose from among 2-3 poems to discuss and render their own version. You can deconstruct it, recast it classically, go Minimalist, whatever strikes you. Our versions will question each choice…

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  14. Topic ideas: Learn how to make a product open source. Where to host the code. How to track the user feature requests and bugs. How to get and keep volunteers. How to manage a fluctuating team (based on being all volunteers). How to pick the right licensing. How to deal with various personality types.

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  15. A class that teaches you all the Programming Vocabulary and Slang used.

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  16. Zotero is the free, open and best reference manager and bibliography builder out there.

    The course will introduce newbies and converts (from EndNote et al.) to the basics of collecting sources, organizing them, create references and bibliographies.

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  17. 3 votes
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  18. Historia da Arte em portugues.

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  19. A course discussing the role technology has played in the creation, dissemination and reception of popular music in the United States. Touches upon issues of race, gender, and class and attempts to layer those ideas with music theory and social theory.

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